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Trassa suspends operations at all 53 Moscow-region fuel stations
Trassa has stopped operating all 53 of its fuel stations in Moscow region.
The stations belong to Eurotrans, whose main fuel-selling business is the company Trassa GSM.
Gazprombank Leasing is taking back all 57 stations, including four outside Moscow region.
The move comes as a tax authority has asked a court to declare Trassa GSM bankrupt.
Sberbank and Bank Rossiya have also sought Eurotrans’s bankruptcy, and lawsuits against the company began earlier in 2026.
Eurotrans’s accounts were blocked for four days over a 233 million-ruble tax debt.
The station takeover is now under way, but no further steps are specified.
All 53 Trassa fuel stations in Moscow region have suspended operations, according to the regional energy ministry.
Gazprombank Leasing, the property owner, is taking possession of all 57 stations, including four outside the region.
The shutdown comes as Trassa GSM, Eurotrans’s main sales structure, faces a bankruptcy petition.
A regional tax inspectorate filed the petition with the Moscow Region Arbitration Court in late October.
Eurotrans’s accounts were blocked for four days in early 2026 over a 233 million ruble tax debt.
- Who
- Trassa, a fuel-station brand operated by Eurotrans PJSC.
- What
- All 53 of its fuel stations in Moscow region have stopped operating. Gazprombank Leasing is taking possession of all 57 stations.
- When
- The shutdown was reported on November 8, 2026. The exact date operations stopped is not stated.
- Where
- Moscow region, Russia; four additional stations are in other regions.
- Why
- Not stated. The property owner is taking possession of the stations, and Trassa GSM faces a bankruptcy petition.
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Eurotrans’s accounts were blocked for four days over a 233 million ruble debt to the Federal Tax Service.
A tax inspectorate in Saratov region filed a bankruptcy petition against Trassa GSM with the Moscow Region Arbitration Court.
Vedomosti reported that all 53 Trassa stations in Moscow region were not operating and that Gazprombank Leasing was taking possession of all 57 stations.
- Moscow-region stations
- 53 Trassa stations suspended operations
- Total stations being taken over
- 57, including four in other regions
- Property owner
- Gazprombank Leasing
- Bankruptcy petition target
- Trassa GSM, Eurotrans’s main sales structure
- Tax debt
- 233 million rubles
What people are saying
Of the 53 Eurotrans PJSC gas stations, all 53 Trassa-branded stations are not operating.