East Capital specified this amount in its 2012 report, which also said that borrowed funds made up 63 percent of the sum, or 13.3 million euros.
East Capital Baltic Property II, a fund controlled by East Capital, acquired the nearly 17,000-square-meter shopping center in November 2012. The analysts then guessed that East Capital could have paid around 80-86 million litas for the mall.
Gedimino 9 opened in April 2007.
