Wildberries terminated contracts with Bakalchuk’s company in St. Petersburg

The construction of the building was completed as planned, internal work and the installation of communications are already underway, highlighted in the market.

VB Development informed Delovoy Peterburg the day before that construction had stopped because the client had stopped making payments. As the company claims, problems arose not only in St. Petersburg, but also at other construction sites in Russia and Belarus.

Wildberries denied these statements and noted that the contracts with VB Development were terminated due to failure to meet deadlines and unjustified suspension of work. Marketplace has already entered into contracts with a new contractor to complete construction.

VB Development received a notice of termination of the contract, but considers this decision illegal and is planning to take additional legal measures, RBC writes.

• On January 13, a fire broke out at the Wildberries warehouse in Shushary. The fire completely destroyed the building with an area of ​​100 thousand square meters. m. and all goods stored in the warehouse. They started building a new one nearby.
• Investments in the project were estimated at 9 billion rubles. Construction is scheduled to be completed in 2025.
• This summer, the founder of the market, Tatyana Kim, announced the merger of Wildberries and the Russ group, and then the divorce and change of her surname to her maiden name. Vladislav Bakalchuk has repeatedly opposed unification.
• In mid-October, VB Development filed a lawsuit with the Arbitration Court of the Moscow Region against Vladislav Bakalchuk in the amount of 37.09 billion rubles. According to a Vedomosti source, advances worth more than 37 billion rubles received for the provision of services during the construction of the Wildberries logistics facilities were withdrawn from the company on Bakalchuk’s personal instructions and the services themselves were not they lent