The owner of the NAVI esports team, investor Maksym Krippa, has entered into an agreement with entrepreneur Vadym Stolar to buy the Parus business center in the center of Kyiv.
This is evidenced by information on the website of the open data monitoring and analysis service Opendatabot.
According to publicly available data, Maksym Krippa became the beneficial owner of Advanced Technologies Plus LLC, which owns Parus.
According to Contr Agent, prior to the deal, entrepreneur Vadym Stolar owned 80% of Parus Holding through the Genesis fund, and his ex-wife Inna Maistruk owned 20% through the Stream Investment fund), has a key asset in the form of Advanced Technologies Plus LLC. This company owns the building of the Parus shopping and office complex at 2 Mechnikova Street in the center of Kyiv.
BC Parus – characteristics of the skyscraper
Parus Business Center, located at 2 Mechnikova Street in the center of Kyiv, will now be owned by Ola Fine. The company’s investor is Maksym Krippa (100% through ARS Capital).
Parus Business Center, located in the center of Kyiv, is a premium class A business center. In total, the building occupies approximately 70 thousand square meters, of which 50 thousand square meters are available for lease. The 33-storey Parus Business Center dominates the cityscape and is considered one of the landmarks in the city center.
Who is Maksym Krippa?
Maksym Krippa is a prominent Ukrainian businessman and venture capitalist with significant investments in various sectors, including IT, game development, and real estate. He became the owner of NAVI, one of the world’s leading esports organizations, in 2020, although the ownership change was officially confirmed by NAVI in 2018. In addition to his involvement with NAVI, Krippa further expanded his portfolio by acquiring GSC Game World in 2023, the renowned developer behind the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game series.
Maksym Krippa also plays an essential role in the esports broadcasting space as a co-owner of Maincast studio. His investment has been instrumental in enabling Maincast to enhance its production capabilities, improve technical infrastructure, and expand into international markets. His influence has helped Maincast become a dominant player in esports broadcasting, particularly in the CIS region.