Kočner's people can no longer earn off Technopol

The controversial case took a new turn.

Marian KočnerMarian Kočner (Source: Sme - Gabriel Kuchta)

People around Marian Kočner can no longer earn off the profitable rent of the Technopol building in Bratislava's Petržalka borough, the Sme daily reported.

The builing was owned by the Technopol Servis company in the past. The police believe Denisa Páveková, former wife of the long-time director of Technopol, Pavol Pávek, stole the shares of the company from the company safe and forwarded them to the group around Kočner. The group then got hold of the building.

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Páveková, however, retained the right to rent the spaces in the building to third parties, for her Technopol Services company (only slightly changed name of the previous company). The last known monthly rental were €100,000, but the current economic results of the Technopol Services company suggest it might be climbing up to €250,000 a month from the rental contracts.

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