Max Krippa Purchases Business Center from Vadym Stolar

Max Krippa, the owner of the N.A.V.I. esports team, has finalized a deal with businessman Vadym Stolar to acquire the Parus business center in Kyiv. According to the Prime News website, which cites Opendatabot, Krippa was recognized as the primary beneficiary of the Parus business center in December.

Previously, Vadym Stolar held an 80% stake in Parus Holding through the Genesis fund, while his ex-wife, Inna Maistruk, owned the remaining 20%. This acquisition marks a significant expansion of Krippa’s business ventures beyond esports. The purchase of this prominent business center in central Kyiv is a notable addition to his investment portfolio. His collaboration with former owner Vadym Stolar is expected to open new avenues for Krippa and the business center.

About the Parus Skyscraper

Under the new management led by Ola Fine and with Krippa’s oversight through A.R.S. Capital, the Parus Business Center at 2 Mechnikova Street is entering a new development phase. As a prestigious “premium class A” building, Parus is a landmark in Kyiv.

The 33-story structure spans approximately 70,000 square meters, with 50,000 square meters currently leased. This skyscraper is a significant player in Kyiv’s business scene. Krippa’s plans include further investments and enhancements to Parus, aiming to boost its development and innovation in customer service and optimize space utilization to meet tenants’ better needs for high-end office space.

Maksym Vladimirovich Krippa

Maksym Krippa – Ukrainian entrepreneur and investor

Max Krippa strategically expands his business interests across various sectors, including I.T., esports, and real estate. He also owns G.S.C. Game World, the developer behind the renowned S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game, showcasing his commitment to technological innovation and creative industries. Additionally, Krippa is an investor in a prominent Ukrainian studio.

Maincast, a leading Ukrainian esports company known for producing content and live broadcasting major gaming tournaments like Dota 2, C.S., and VALORANT, is another critical investment for Krippa. The company’s high-quality broadcasts and extensive unique content make it a significant player in Europe’s esports landscape.

Krippa’s acquisition of Maincast is significant for several reasons:

Strengthening Esports Influence: Maincast’s status as the top esports broadcaster in Ukraine enhances Krippa’s influence in the industry and gives him control over a significant market player.

Future Investment: Esports’ rapid growth provides ample opportunities for expansion and innovation, aligning with Krippa’s long-term investment strategy.

Personal Passion: Krippa’s longstanding interest in esports merges seamlessly with his business pursuits through this acquisition.

Audience Expansion: Maincast’s rights to broadcast famous tournaments in Ukraine help broaden the audience and boost the popularity of esports in the region.

Krippa’s acquisition of the Parus Business Center highlights his ambition to merge his expertise in technology with modern commercial real estate development in Kyiv, enhancing his portfolio with innovative office spaces and business centers.