TPS Real Estate

OJSC TPS Real Estate (formerly OJSC Investment Company TPS) provides consulting services in the field of investment and real estate management.

The company's activities in the field of commercial real estate are related to the management of development projects, including:

• construction of commercial real estate facilities;
• rental of commercial real estate;
• management of the operation of commercial real estate objects.

Aktivs

OJSC TPS Real Estate is the management company of OJSC Gallery Krasnodar, OJSC MOREMALL, OJSC Regioninvest, LLC Novomoll.

History

2023: TPS Real estate acquired the Columbus shopping center

In early June 2023, the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS Russia) agreed on the petition of TPS Real Estate Holding Limited to purchase 100% of the shares in the authorized capital of MIRS. The latter owns the Columbus shopping and entertainment center in the south of Moscow, and also operates in the real estate rental market of the Russian capital. Read more here.

IN THE MEDIA

How Arkady Rotenberg found new earnings

The owner of Putin's Palace took the president's friend as partners in the real estate market, Forbes found out.

Arkady Rotenberg added another to numerous infrastructure businesses - development and retail real estate management. "With my partners in the Novorossiysk port (NCSP), the former chairman of the port's board of directors Alexander Ponomarenko and State Duma deputy Alexander Skorobogatko, we created TPS Real Estate Holding Ltd (formerly called Grand Mall Development Ltd), which builds shopping and entertainment centers (mall)," he said in an interview with Forbes. Ponomarenko confirmed that "after leaving [the NCSP project joint with Rotenberg], we decided to invest together in the mall and created [this] company."

According to Ponomarenko, who also owns the "Putin Palace" complex of buildings near Gelendzhik, a trust operating in the interests of his family and the Skorobogatko family invested $1 billion in TPS capital, and Rotenberg's Roseport Overseas invested another $0.5 billion. According to the registrar of the island of Jersey, the Ponomarenko and Skorobogatko trust Indigo Global Investments Ltd. bought out at a price of $1 per share 1 million shares of the Grand Malls Development fund, and Rotenberg's Roseport - 0.5 million shares.

Full text of the publication on the Forbes.ru