US EditionDue to the war, Dragon Capital's real estate portfolio was reduced by 200,000 square meters, with losses amounting to nearly $65M.
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Due to the war, Dragon Capital's real estate portfolio was reduced by 200,000 square meters, with losses amounting to nearly $65M.
The largest investment company in Ukraine currently holds approximately 600,000 square meters in its real estate portfolio, down from its peak of 800,000 square meters, said Tomasz Fiala, the founder and CEO of Dragon Capital. He noted that since 2016, the company had expanded the portfolio to 800,000 square meters: 400,000 square meters of warehouses, 200,000 square meters of offices, and 200,000 square meters of shopping malls. However, at the…
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