The starting price of the lot can be about $ 325 million. The initial contribution to the deposit from the bidder is set to $ 10 million.
In the USA, at the auction on September 10, they will sell the confiscated Amadea Yacht, which belongs to the Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov. NBC News reported it.
It is noted that the starting price of the lot could be about $ 325 million. The initial contribution to a deposit from a trading participant is determined by $ 10 million. One hundred -meter yacht receives 16 passengers, 36 crew members, have a pool, a gym and a helicopter site.
The Amadea Yacht was delivered to San Diego and Fiji, where it was detained in April 2022 for entering it without permission to the exclusive zone of the state economy. Later, local authorities received the US Ministry of Justice Order of the aim of recovering the ship, after which it was arrested.
On June 7, 2022, the Fiji court allowed representatives of the US Ministry of Justice to retrieve the yacht. Currently, the ship is owned by the US marshals and has been in San Diego.
It is reported that the US government is making costs of nearly $ 32 million related to Amadea’s maintenance, store and transportation and transportation.
States are trying to force Eduard Khudainatov, another Russian oligarch, to pay these costs, as it is his attempt to make a ship claim that slows down the auction process.
It is noteworthy that in June the Federal Court of New York decided to put an auction for Amadea’s 106-meter superchit, among Russian billions Suleiman Kerimov, who was under the penalties.
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