"Dnipro-Arena" and the training base have been put up for auction again — the starting price is 118,3 million UAH.
PrivatBank has put the "Dnipro-Arena" stadium and the training base in Dnipro up for auction on the "Prozorro.Sales" system. The previous auction on October 6 did not take place, so the objects are being auctioned again with a starting price of 118,3 million UAH; the auction is scheduled for October 15 in 2026 year. The bank plans to use the proceeds from the sale to improve its financial results and increase taxes and dividends to the state budget.
PrivatBank has put the "Dnipro-Arena" football stadium and a training base with an indoor football field in Dnipro up for auction on the "Prozorro.Sales" system. The previous auction, scheduled for October 6, did not take place. The objects have been put up for auction with a starting price of 118,3 million UAH; the auction is scheduled to take place on October 15 in 2026.
The stadium has a capacity of 31 thousand spectators, and was renovated and opened in 2008. The field is equipped with heating systems, automatic irrigation, and artificial lighting. The training base is located in a forest park area of the Prydniprozh massif: it was built in 1971, and renovated in 2010. The area includes seven open and one covered football field for 506 spectators, a cottage village, and two office-residential buildings with a medical and rehabilitation center, a swimming pool, a gym, and staff facilities.
Potential bidders who are subject to sanctions related to jurisdictions with intolerably high risks, individuals involved in corruption offenses, or those connected to the financing of terrorism and money laundering are not allowed to participate in the auction. Additionally, individuals registered in offshore zones with unclear ownership structures and connections to oligarchs or former bank executives or owners are also excluded.
The bank states that the sale is part of its strategy and operational plan for managing problem assets. The funds are intended to be used to improve the bank's financial performance, as well as to increase the amount of taxes and dividends paid to the state budget.