On Wednesday, the company announced on its official Telegram channel that it is looking for buyers for large real estate in Moscow and the Moscow region.
These are office buildings on Budivelnikovo Street, Imperial Park Hotel & Spa Resort in Pervomaiska, Rogozin village, non-residential premises on the first floor of a building on Novocheremushinsko Street and a 96-space parking lot near the company’s headquarters in Moscow, Unian reports.
The decision was made ostensibly “taking into account the completion of the relocation of Gazprom group companies to St. Petersburg,” the company’s press service explained.
As already reported, the Russian state-controlled gas giant Gazprom announced the first since 1999. a net annual loss due to reduced supplies to Europe and lower fuel prices.
Gazprom Group, which also owns oil and energy companies, posted a loss of 629 billion euros last year, according to an earnings report released on Thursday. ruble (6.38 billion euros) net loss as sanctions and restrictions on gas pipelines to the continent reduced gas trade with Europe, once Gazprom’s main sales market.
In the first year of the invasion, with record high natural gas prices, 2022 the company calculated a net profit of 1.23 trillion rubles.
According to the Interfax news agency, analysts expected 447 billion. rubles of net profit.
Gazprom shares fell 4.4 percent after the announcement, the steepest drop in more than a year, as the market worried about its dividend prospects.
Gazprom’s largest shareholder is the Russian government, whose budget is under pressure from rising military spending and Western sanctions.
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