Actor Lagashkin exits Moscow bar over millions in debt
Actor Maxim Lagashkin exited the ownership of his Moscow bar, Dream Bar, due to mounting debts exceeding 7 million rubles, with multiple lawsuits filed against the business throughout 2025.
Consensus
- Maxim Lagashkin exited the ownership of Dream Bar.
- Dream Bar faced multiple lawsuits in 2025.
- The bar accumulated debts exceeding 7 million rubles.
- The debts included amounts owed to suppliers and tax authorities.
- The Federal Bailiffs Service (FSBP) initiated proceedings against the bar in June.
- A total of 22 lawsuits were filed against Dream Bar in 2025.
- The bar's financial issues began in February 2025.
Points of divergence
- The bar had debts of over 7 million rubles by February 2025, with 1.6 million to suppliers and 6.1 million to tax authorities. — vm
- The bar had a debt of 3 million rubles in February 2025, including 1.6 million to suppliers and 1.8 million to tax authorities. — riamo
- In July, a property belonging to hockey player Pavel Bure in Moscow was reportedly seized as part of asset division after divorce. — vm
- Olympic champion Yelena Isinbaeva accumulated nearly 1.5 million rubles in debts to the tax authority and utility providers. — vm
- The total debt increased to 6.1 million rubles by June, and an additional 700 thousand rubles were added in July and August. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- Shot: Actor Lagashkin got rid of business in Moscow due to debts in the millions of rubles — Вечерняя Москва
- Actor Lagashkin got rid of the only business, accumulating debt almost to 7 million — РИАМО