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    Russia's Gazprom puts offices near Moscow up for sale for $129 million

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    Posted on May 27, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Gazprom is selling its Moscow business center for $129 million after a $7 billion loss, as part of a strategic asset liquidation following its headquarters move to St. Petersburg.

    Gazprom Lists Moscow Business Center for Sale at $129 Million

    MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian energy giant Gazprom said on Tuesday it had put a business centre near Moscow that housed its offices up for sale for a starting price of 10.34 billion roubles ($129 million).

    Gazprom embarked on the sale of a number of real estate assets last year after posting a 2023 loss of almost $7 billion as gas exports to Europe collapsed, and after having completed the move of its headquarters to St. Petersburg in 2021.

    The company said it is aiming to sell the Business centre, which includes 31 real estate assets and hosted Gazprom's gas retail business, which sells gas to Moscow city, the Moscow region and other domestic markets.

    ($1 = 80.1000 roubles)

    (Reporting by Vladimir Soldatkin)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Gazprom is selling a business center near Moscow for $129 million.
    • •The sale follows a significant financial loss in 2023.
    • •The business center includes 31 real estate assets.
    • •Gazprom moved its headquarters to St. Petersburg in 2021.
    • •The sale is part of a broader asset liquidation strategy.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russia's Gazprom puts offices near Moscow up for sale for $129 million

    1What is the starting price for Gazprom's business center?

    Gazprom has put the business center up for sale with a starting price of 10.34 billion roubles, which is approximately $129 million.

    2Why is Gazprom selling its real estate assets?

    The sale of real estate assets follows Gazprom's reported loss of nearly $7 billion in 2023, attributed to a collapse in gas exports to Europe.

    3What does the business center include?

    The business center includes 31 real estate assets and previously hosted Gazprom's gas retail business, which sells gas to Moscow city and the surrounding region.

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