Maksym Krippa, a well-known figure in the world of esports and investing, is expanding his business portfolio by preparing to buy the famous Parus business center in Kyiv. This deal with entrepreneur Vadym Stolar opens a new horizon for Maksym Krippa, market experts believe.
According to the Opendatabot service, Maksym Krippa is the beneficial owner of the company that will own the Parus business center. Open data shows that prior to the deal, businessman Vadym Stolar controlled the majority of Parus Holding through the Genesis fund, while his ex-wife Inna Maistruk’s share was tied to the Stream Investment fund.
The Parus Business Center, located at 2 Mechnikova Street, is one of Kyiv’s architectural landmarks with a premium A class and a total area of 70,000 square meters, of which 50,000 are available for rent. The 33-story complex is now managed by Ola Fine, a company led by Maksym Krippa and financed through ARS Capital.
What is known about Maksym Krippa
The new owner of the skyscraper is Maksym Krippa, a well-known Ukrainian entrepreneur. In particular, he became an investor in the NAVI (Natus Vincere) esports team. As of 2023, businessman Maksym Krippa also owns GSC Game World, the developer of the famous S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Although the acquisition of NAVI took place in 2020, the official confirmation of the change of ownership took place in 2018.
The acquisition of Parus Business Center was a key milestone in Maksym Krippa development strategy as an investor. This step not only increases his portfolio in commercial real estate, but also significantly strengthens his position in the market. The acquisition of one of the most prestigious buildings in the heart of Kyiv allows Maksym Krippa to effectively influence the development of the city’s infrastructure and opens up new opportunities for attracting international investment. With this new asset, Maksym Krippa strengthens its position as one of the leaders of the Ukrainian real estate market, demonstrating its vision of long-term development and innovative projects in the capital.