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A trial opened on July 14, 2026 at the Regional Court (Landgericht) in Frankfurt opposing Deutsche Bank and industrial group Linde. The bank is claiming approximately €260 million corresponding to guarantee payments made to a subsidiary of Russian gas group Gazprom in the context of an aborted project in Russia. According to Handelsblatt, other guarantee banks have initiated similar proceedings against Linde in Munich, for a total exceeding €550 million.
A trial opened on July 14, 2026 before the Landgericht in Frankfurt — the regional court of the city — concerning guarantee payments related to an aborted gas project in Russia, reports Die Zeit.
Deutsche Bank is claiming from industrial group Linde approximately €260 million. This sum corresponds to guarantee payments made to RCA, a subsidiary of Russian energy group Gazprom, in the context of this project.
According to Handelsblatt, other guarantee banks have also taken legal action against Linde in Munich. The total of these proceedings exceeds €550 million.
The precise identity of the Gazprom subsidiary designated by the acronym RCA has not been established by an independent verified source separate from the legal proceeding documents. No verified definition of this acronym in this industrial context could be confirmed.
The identity and exact number of guarantee banks pursuing Linde in Munich are not specified. The outcome of the ongoing proceedings remains unknown.
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The Frankfurt regional court is examining whether Linde must reimburse guarantee payments made to a subsidiary of Russian gas group Gazprom, in the context of a cancelled gas project in Russia.
Deutsche Bank is claiming approximately €260 million before the Frankfurt court. Other guarantee banks are pursuing Linde in Munich for a total exceeding €550 million.
Yes. According to Handelsblatt, several other guarantee banks have taken legal action against Linde, with these proceedings pending in Munich for over €550 million in total.