Gazprom’s subsidiary agreed to an amicable settlement with the owner of Fort Tower in St. Petersburg

Gazprom Komplektatsiya and the Nartex company, which owns the multifunctional commercial complex Fort Tower in St. Petersburg, entered into a settlement agreement in a claim to recover from the owner of the property a debt for the return of an advance in the amount of over 3.2 billion rubles. and interest for using other people’s money. Disputes between companies over rent continued for more than six months.

The trial took place in the Arbitration Court of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region on the morning of Monday, March 25. Upon completion of the hearing in the case file appeared a record of the approval of the settlement agreement, but other details are not provided there at the moment.

Fort Tower is located on Moskovsky Avenue. The Gazprom subsidiary, which rents premises there, submitted an application to the owner in September last year. As previously reported Interfax, the size of the claim is comparable to Narthex’s revenue for several years of operation. In addition, Nartex itself has already exacted 3 million rubles from Gazprom Komplektatsiya. fine for subletting premises without the knowledge of the owners of the complex.

Fort Tower is one of the tallest buildings in the city along with the Lakhta Center, the Leader and St. Petersburg Plaza towers, and Atlantic City.

Andrey Kucherov, St. Petersburg