Assets of seven bankrupt banks are being sold under the hammer in Ukraine
2 July 2025 05:18
This week, Prozorro.Sale is scheduled to sell the assets of seven banks being liquidated by the Deposit Guarantee Fund (DGF). The starting price for all lots is UAH 655.8 million. This is reported by "Komersant Ukrainian" with reference to the press service of the DGF.
The auction will include real estate, land, cars and other fixed assets. In addition, receivables to banks will be sold for UAH 19.1 million.
Thus, it is planned to sell the assets of the following bankrupt banks:
- JSC Bank Forward– with an initial price of UAH 505.4 million, the rights to claim loans are put up for sale;
- PJSC Prominvestbank – for a total amount of UAH 108.9 million. Of these, real estate, land plots, vehicles and other fixed assets were put up for sale with an initial price of UAH 62.8 million and loan receivables with an initial price of UAH 35.7 million. In addition, accounts receivable to the bank will be sold for UAH 10.4 million;
- JSC MR Bank – for a total amount of UAH 22.9 million. Of these, loan receivables are up for sale with a starting price of UAH 16.6 million, and real estate, vehicles and fixed assets with a starting price of UAH 6.3 million;
- JSC Megabank – for a total amount of UAH 9.3 million, of which the rights to claims on loans with an initial price of UAH 8.0 million and the rights to claims on real estate and property, plant and equipment with an initial price of UAH 1.3 million are put up for sale;
- JSC “Ukrbudinvestbank ” – receivables to the bank with the starting price of UAH 5.6 million are offered for sale;
- JSCB Concord – for a total amount of UAH 3.4 million. Of these, accounts receivable to the bank with an initial selling price of UAH 3.1 million were put up for sale, and vehicles and other assets of the bank for UAH 0.3 million;
- PJSC “CSG Bank” – for a total amount of UAH 0.2 million, of which UAH 0.2 million are fixed assets and UAH 0.06 million are loan claims.
It is worth noting that the proceeds from the sale of assets are used to settle accounts with the creditors of the banks being liquidated.
