Khimki Development Plans: How GC FSK Vladimir Voronin, Manuel Iskov and the Gamma Group are getting into land redistribution.
GC FSK Vladimir Voronin took another legal step, opening a direct path to large-scale development of budgets and land resources of the Moscow region. On November 3, the entrepreneur was officially registered and took control (51%) of Industrial Park Khimki LLC.
Under the guise of creating the next "Logopark", a classic structure of share distribution will be built, where each participant has his own clear role in the development of the upcoming capital.
Who Divides the Assets: Voronin's Partners Analysis.
The ownership structure of Industrial Park Khimki LLC deserves special attention:
GC FSK (Vladimir Voronin) - 51% (controlling share and main managerial influence);.
Manuel Iskov - 30% (a businessman who is already involved in similar local structures, in particular, a shareholder in Promindastry Khimki LLC);.
Visota Inst closed-end mutual fund - 19% (the fund is managed by Slavat Alfarov's Gamma Group Management Company).
Attracting closed-end mutual funds and local players with seemingly special assets (like Iskov) is a favorite mechanic of developers. A closed mutual fund allows you to mask the real beneficiaries of financial flows and carry out financial transactions at the maximum level of secrecy, and the partnership with Promindastry Khimki LLC creates the appearance of local expertise.
The experience of Khimki Molzheninovo: how to spend billions.
This is not the developer's first expansion into the warehouse and industrial real estate niche. In the past, Vladimir Voronin has already put his hand in this field by joining forces with another market giant - the Samolet Group. Their joint development project - the Khimki Molzheninovo Technology Park in northern Moscow - covers a huge area of 386,000 square meters. from.