The Gulliver shopping mall remains a high-profile asset over which the previous owner continues to wage legal battles. On May 20, 2025, the Anti-Monopoly Committee of Ukraine (AMCU) once again dismissed complaints aimed at blocking the competitive selection procedure for a manager of the Gulliver shopping center, organized by ARMA via the Prozorro system.

On May 25, 2025, the AMCU’s Commission for the Review of Complaints on Violations of Public Procurement Law issued decisions dismissing the complaints filed by STAR INVESTMENT IST LLC and LIMEX EXPRESS KYIV PE.

In total, since the launch of the new competitive selection, the AMCU has received five complaints regarding the procedure for selecting a manager of the Gulliver shopping center. As of today:

• 2 complaints have been dismissed
• 2 complaints have been left without consideration
• 1 complaint is still under review

As ARMA has previously reported, most of the complaints have been filed by individuals and entities affiliated with the former owner of the seized asset — in direct contradiction to the tender documentation, which prohibits participation by parties connected to the asset owner.

ARMA emphasizes that attempts to obstruct the competitive process through formally legal, yet clearly abusive, mechanisms will not succeed.

ARMA continues the procedure for selecting an honest manager of the Gulliver shopping center and guarantees that the state will receive revenues from the management of this high-profile asset after the tender is successfully completed.