The company "LadaGarant", which was formerly one of the major developers in Minsk, has been declared bankrupt. The Economic Court of Minsk initiated liquidation proceedings on May 5, which are expected to conclude by January 2027, according to Office Life.
The firm was founded more than 30 years ago by entrepreneur Aliaksei Vahanau. Initially, it was called "Lada OMS-Holding". At one time, companies associated with Vahanau were actively involved in housing construction in Minsk and erected blocks on Dziarzhynski Avenue, Shchorsa, Mayakouskaha, Hrushauskaya, Chyhunachnaya streets and in other districts.
However, not all projects proved successful. One of the most well-known — the Novotel Minsk Mayakovskaya hotel complex — was never completed. Later, the unfinished object passed to the state and was repurposed into a medical facility. The company "Lada OMS-Engineering", which was involved in this project, went bankrupt in 2024 and was subsequently liquidated.
As of today, "LadaGarant" owes creditors approximately 4.3 million rubles. Meanwhile, the value of its assets is estimated at around 1 million rubles. Among its property are funds in accounts, accounts receivable, real estate, energy facilities, as well as shares in TK Bank and Bank BelVEB.
The company also owns an MTZ tractor and a GAZ dump truck, but their actual whereabouts are currently unknown. The equipment was transferred to another firm back in 2020.
Aliaksei Vahanau himself has recently been more involved with the automotive industry. Last year, information emerged that the "Unison" plant, with which he was associated, became embroiled in court cases regarding a possible forced transfer of property to the state. Representatives of "Lada OMS Tekhnika" also proposed organizing the production of special vehicles for people with disabilities at the "Brestmash" plant.
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