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2022
"Magnet" bought "Greenhouse"
In August 2022, it became known about the sale of Greenhouse LLC to the operating company of the Magnit network - Thunder JSC. The relevant information is contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.
According to Interfax"," from August 5, 2022, 99.99% of Greenhouse belongs directly to Tander JSC, another 0.01% - to the Krasnodar company Celta LLC controlled by it. Shares in the authorized capital are pledged. Gazprombank The seller is the investment company Sigma Capital, owned by the billionaire's son. Roman Abramovich Arcadia
A Magnit spokesman confirmed to the agency that the deal had been concluded, but did not disclose the nature of the deal.
By August 9, 2022, Greenhouse owns a greenhouse complex with an area of 24.5 hectares, as well as a sorting and packaging center in the Belgorod region. The company supplies its products to federal chain retailers - Pyaterochka, Perekrestok, Magnit, Azbuka Vkusa, etc.
The general director of the research company "Growth Technologies" Tamara Reshetnikova estimates the possible amount of the transaction at 4 billion rubles, based on the cost of Greenhouse greenhouses at €3 million per hectare, taking into account a discount of 10-15% due to regular financial difficulties of the facility.
 | The Belgorod greenhouse complex is almost new, it meets modern technological requirements, is equipped with systems for extension and regulation of the microclimate. Its decent condition and equipment determine the market value. However, Greenhouse had serious financial problems, during all the years of work at the end of the year losses were recorded, - said Reshetnikova. |  |
Earlier, a different structure was preparing a deal to acquire Greenhouse. In June 2022, the FAS approved a petition to buy Greenhouse TTR Holding, the founder of Rost Management Company, which develops greenhouse complexes in 12 Russian regions. However, the deal did not take place in the end.
Greenhouse is not the only greenhouse complex at Magnit. The company also owns the Green Line complex in the Krasnodar Territory.[1]
Information on the sale of the complex to TTR Holding (Rost Group)
In June 2022, it became known about the sale of the greenhouse complex "Greenhouse" (Belgorod region) of the company "TTR Holding" (part of the group "Growth," which is the largest producer of vegetables in Russia). The value of the transaction was not disclosed.
According to Interfax, 5.2 billion rubles were invested in the greenhouse complex "Greenhouse" with a total area of 25 hectares, the corresponding loan to the company was provided by Gazprombank.
Before the transaction with TTR Holding, 74.99% stake in Greenhouse was owned by Sigma Capital, owned by Arkady Abramovich, follows from the data of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities. Under the terms of the agreement, TTR Holding receives 100% of the Belgorod greenhouse complex.
As Kommersant notes on June 23, 2022, Rost Group of Companies Sergei Rukin has been actively acquiring greenhouse projects in recent years. For example, the group acquired the asset of the Vegetable Factory in the Chelyabinsk Region and closed the deal to buy a greenhouse complex of OOO SHP Teplitsy Belogorya from Belgorod businessmen. In the ranking of the largest investors in the agro-industrial complex from Infoline, Rost Group of Companies is one of the three leaders with 28.4 billion rubles of investments in greenhouse complexes in the Tyumen and Tambov regions.[2]
2015-2016
In December 2015, Deputy Governor of the Rostov Region Vyacheslav Vasilenko told reporters that Arkady Abramovich, the son of billionaire Roman Abramovich, is considering building a large greenhouse complex in the region - with an area of 200 hectares. He noted that Russia needs another 2 thousand greenhouses to close the country's need for winter vegetables.
In 2016, Vedomosti wrote that Arkady Abramovich was going to build one of the largest greenhouse complexes in Russia. In addition to the Belgorod region, he wanted to work in the Far East - there it was planned to build greenhouses for growing tomatoes, cucumbers and sweet peppers.
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