List of companies of Russia

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Russia has an upper-middle income [1] mixed economy with state ownership in strategic areas of the economy. Market reforms in the 1990s privatized much of Russian industry and agriculture, with notable exceptions to this privatization occurring in the energy and defense-related sectors.

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Gazprom's headquarters in the Lakhta Center in Saint Petersburg. Gazprom is the largest company in Russia Saint Petersburg Lakhta center 06.jpg
Gazprom's headquarters in the Lakhta Center in Saint Petersburg. Gazprom is the largest company in Russia

Russia's vast geography is an important determinant of its economic activity, with some sources estimating that Russia contains over 30 percent of the world's natural resources. [2] [3] [4] The World Bank estimates the total value of Russia's natural resources at US$75 trillion. [5] [6] Russia relies on energy revenues to drive most of its growth. Russia has an abundance of petroleum, natural gas and precious metals, which make up a major share of Russia's exports. As of 2012 the oil-and-gas sector accounted for 16% of the GDP, 52% of federal budget revenues and over 70% of total exports.[ needs update ] [7] [8]

Largest firms

  State-owned enterprise

RankNameIndustryRevenue
(USD billions)
HeadquartersRef(s)
1 Gazprom Oil and gas112.2 St Petersburg [9]
2 Lukoil Oil and gas93.84 Moscow [9]
3 Rosneft Oil and gas86.21 Moscow [9]
4 Sberbank Finance53.7 Moscow [9]
5 Russian Railways Transport38.6 Moscow [9]
Rostec Investments27.24 Moscow [9]
6 VTB Bank Finance22.8 Moscow [9]
7 X5 Group Trade22.2 Moscow [9]
8 Surgutneftegas Oil and gas19.81 Surgut [9]
9 Magnit Trade19.59 Krasnodar [9]
10 Rosseti Power engineering16.25 Moscow [9]
11 Inter RAO Power engineering15.72 Moscow [9]
12 Transneft Oil and gas14.64 Moscow [9]
13 Rosatom Atomic industry19.65 Moscow [9]
Sistema Investments12.08 Moscow [9]
14 Tatneft Oil and gas11.67 Almetyevsk [9]
15 Megapolis Group  [ ru ]Distribution11.24 Moscow [9]
16 Gazprombank Finance10.92 Moscow [9]
17 Evraz Metals and mining10.83 Moscow [9]
18 Novolipetsk Steel Metals and mining10.06 Moscow [9]
19 Novatek Oil and gas9.99 Moscow [9]
20 Sibur Chemistry and petrochemistry9.99 Moscow [9]
21 Rusal Metals and mining9.98 Moscow [9]
22 Norilsk Nickel Metals and mining9.2 Moscow [9]
23 Aeroflot Transport9.14 Moscow [9]
24 Severstal Metals and mining7.85 Cherepovets [9]
25 United Aircraft Corporation Defense and machine building7.75 Moscow [9]
26 Mobile TeleSystems Telecommunications7.59 Moscow [9]
27 Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works Metals and mining7.54 Magnitogorsk [9]
28 Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company Metals and mining7.13 Verkhnyaya Pyshma [9]
29 RusHydro Power engineering6.53 Moscow [9]
30 MegaFon Telecommunications6.39 Moscow [9]
31 Lenta Trade6.26 St. Petersburg [9]
32 Metalloinvest Metals and mining6.24 Moscow [9]
33 Stroygazmontazh Construction of infrastructure6.2 Moscow [9]
34 T Plus Power engineering6.08 Krasnogorsk [9]
35 VimpelCom Telecommunications5.84 Moscow [9]
36 SUEK Metals and mining5.69 Moscow [9]
37 United Shipbuilding Corporation Defense and machine building5.59 Moscow [9]
38 Sakhalin Energy Oil and gas5.4 Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk [9]
39 Rostelecom Telecommunications5.23 Moscow [9]
40 Alfa-Bank Finance5.12 Moscow [9]
41 Otkritie Holding Finance5.12 Moscow [9]
42 Mechel Metals and mining5.12 Moscow [9]
43 Vnesheconombank Finance5.12 Moscow [9]
Auchan Trade5.04 Mytischi [9]
Japan Tobacco International RussiaAlcohol and tobacco4.95 Moscow [9]
44 EuroChem Chemistry and petrochemistry4.87 Moscow [9]
45 DIXY Trade4.85 Moscow [9]
Philip Morris Sales and Marketing Alcohol and tobacco4.73 Moscow [9]
46 Alrosa Metals and mining4.71 Moscow [9]
Toyota Motor Cars4.66 Mytischi [9]
47 Rosselkhozbank Finance4.61 Moscow [9]
48 Protek Pharmaceuticals4.42 Moscow [9]
49 OAO TMK Metals and mining4.39 Moscow [9]
50 Russian Helicopters Defense and machine building4.25 Moscow [9]
51 TNS Energo  [ ru ]Power engineering4.18 Moscow [9]
52 Katren  [ ru ]Pharmaceuticals4.17 Khimki [9]
53 Slavneft  [ ru ]Oil and gas4.13 Moscow [9]
Volkswagen Group Rus Cars4.08 Kaluga [9]
54 United Engine Corporation Defense and machine building4.03 Moscow [9]
Metro Cash & Carry Trade3.98 Moscow [9]
Leroy Merlin VostokTrade3.89 Mytischi [9]
55 AvtoVAZ Cars3.87 Tolyatti [9]
56 New Stream Group  [ ru ]Oil and gas3.77 Moscow [9]
57 Merlion Distribution3.77 Krasnogorsk [9]
58 Avtotor Cars3.7 Moscow [9]
59 Tactical Missiles Corporation Defense and machine building3.62 Korolyov [9]
60 Red&White Trade3.6 Chelyabinsk [9]
61 Mostotrest Construction of infrastructure3.57 Moscow [9]
MUMT (British American Tobacco)Alcohol and tobacco3.45 Moscow [9]
62 M.video Trade3.39 Moscow [9]
63 DNS Group  [ ru ]Trade3.39 Vladivostok [9]
64 PhosAgro Chemistry and petrochemistry3.1 Moscow [9]
65 Rolf Group Cars3.09 Moscow [9]
66 O'Key Group  [ ru ]Trade3.03 Moscow [9]
67 Independent Oil and Gas Company Oil and gas3.03 Moscow [9]
68 PIK Group Development and construction3 Moscow [9]
69 EuroSibEnergo  [ ru ]Power engineering2.97 Moscow [9]
70 Russian Post Postal services2.95 Moscow [9]
Kia Motors RusCars2.91 Moscow [9]
71 Nizhnekamskneftekhim Chemistry and petrochemistry2.88 Nizhnekamsk [9]
Mercedes-Benz RussiaCars2.85 Moscow [9]
72 Rusenergosbyt  [ ru ]Power engineering2.85 Moscow [9]
73 United Metallurgical Company  [ ru ]Metals and mining2.85 Moscow [9]
74 GAZ Group Cars2.83 Nizhny Novgorod [9]
75 Tashir Development and construction2.81 Moscow [9]
76 SNS Holding  [ ru ]Distribution2.78 Moscow [9]
77 National Computer Corporation  [ ru ]Information Technology2.76 Moscow [9]
78 Uralkali Chemistry and petrochemistry2.76 Moscow [9]
79 TAIF-NK  [ ru ]Oil and gas2.73 Nizhnekamsk [9]
80 Polyus Metals and mining2.73 Moscow [9]
81 United Company Eurobusiness Euroset Trade2.71 Moscow [9]
82 Chelyabinsk Pipe Rolling Plant Metals and mining2.71 Chelyabinsk [9]
83 Sodrugestvo Agriculture and Food2.67 Svetly [9]
84 SOGAZ Finance2.67 Moscow [9]
85 KamAZ Cars2.67 Naberezhnye Chelny [9]
86 Transmashholding Defense and machine building2.67 Moscow [9]
Hyundai Motor CISCars2.67 Moscow [9]
87 StroyTransNefteGaz (formerly Stroytransgaz)Construction of infrastructure2.64 St. Petersburg [9]
Apple Inc. RusElectronics2.61 Moscow [9]
88 FC Pulse  [ ru ]Pharmaceuticals2.57 Khimki [9]
89 Zarubezhneft Oil and gas2.54 Moscow [9]
90 Arktikgaz Oil and gas2.52 Novy Urengoy [9]
91 Tomskneft Oil and gas2.45 Strezhevoy [9]
92 UCL Holding Transport2.45 Moscow [9]
93 Credit Bank of Moscow Finance2.43 Moscow [9]
Procter & Gamble Distribution CompanyConsumer goods2.43 Moscow [9]
94 LSR Group Development and construction2.37 St. Petersburg [9]
95 Mosinzhproekt  [ ru ]Development and construction2.35 Moscow [9]
96 Major Group  [ ru ]Cars2.33 Moscow [9]
97 ForteInvest Oil and gas2.3 Moscow [9]
98 Irkutsk Oil Company Oil and gas2.26 Irkutsk [9]
99 Uralvagonzavod Defense and machine building2.23 Nizhny Tagil [9]
100 RussNeft Oil and gas2.21 Moscow [9]

Historical rankings

Notable firms

This list includes notable companies with primary headquarters located in the country. The industry and sector follow the Industry Classification Benchmark taxonomy. Organizations which have ceased operations are included and noted as defunct.

  Active firms
  State-owned firms
  Defunct firms

Name Russian IndustrySectorHeadquartersFoundedNotes
1C Company Фирма "1С"TechnologySoftware Moscow 1991Software and video games
Acron Group АкронBasic materialsChemicals Nizhny Novgorod 1961 MCX :  AKRN
LSE :  AKRN
Aeroflot АэрофлотConsumer servicesTravel & leisure Moscow 1923Flag-carrier airline, MCX :  AFLT
Akella АкеллаTechnologySoftware Moscow 1993Video games
Alawar Entertainment Компания Alawar EntertainmentTechnologySoftware Novosibirsk 1999Video games
Alfa Group Альфа-ГруппConglomerate Moscow 1989Banks, insurance, water
All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (VGTRK)Всероссийская государственная телевизионная и радиовещательная компания (ВГТРК)Consumer servicesMedia Moscow 1990State-owned media
Almaz-Antey Алмаз-АнтейIndustrialsAerospace & defense Moscow 2002Defense systems, missiles, artillery, electronics, military equipment
ALROSA АЛРОСАBasic materialsPrecious metals & minerals Mirny 1987Diamonds & gemstones
ASCON АСКОНTechnologySoftware Saint Petersburg 1989CAD Software
AST АСТConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 1993
Atomenergoprom АтомэнергопромUtilitiesElectricity Moscow 2007
ATV АТВ ПродакшнConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 1988
Aurus Motors Аурус МоторсConsumer goodsAutomobiles & parts Moscow 2008Owned by NAMI, luxury and sports vehicles
Aviaconversiya АвиаконверсияIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow [10] 1991 [11] Defense electronic countermeasures, Jamming technology
Aviakor АвиакорIndustrialsAerospace & defense Samara 1941Owned by Basic Element
Avtotor АвтоторConsumer goodsAutomobiles & parts Kaliningrad 1996
AvtoVAZ АвтоВАЗConsumer goodsAutomobiles & parts Tolyatti 1966 MCX :  AVAZ, Owned by Rostec, brand Lada
Baltika Breweries Пивоваренная компания БалтикаConsumer goodsFood & beverage Saint Petersburg 1990 MCX :  PKBA, brewers
Bank Rossiya Акционерный Банк «РОССИЯ»FinancialsBanks Saint Petersburg 1990
Bank Saint Petersburg Банк Санкт-ПетербургFinancialsBanks Saint Petersburg 1990 MCX :  STBK
Basic Element (company) Ба́зовый элеме́нтConglomerate Moscow 1997Aviation, construction, energy, financial Services, manufacturing
Bolshevichka БольшевичкаConsumer goodsClothing and accessories Moscow 1929Apparel & accessories
Bryansk Automobile Plant Брянский автомоби́льный заво́дIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Bryansk 1958Owned by Almaz-Antey, Trucks, military vehicles, defense
Channel One Первый каналConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 1938Broadcasting & entertainment
Chelyabinsk Pipe Rolling Plant Группа ЧТПЗBasic materialsIron & steel Moscow 1942 MCX :  CHEP, iron & steel, nonferrous metals
Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant Челябинский тракторный заводIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Chelyabinsk 1933Agricultural machinery, bulldozers, diesel engines
Cherkizovo Группа „Черки́зово“Consumer goodsFood & beverage Moscow 2005
Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies Концерн Радиоэлектронные технологииIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow -Owned by Rostec, defense electronics & equipment
Concern Tractor Plants Тракторные заводыIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Cheboksary 2003Agricultural machinery, defense
CTC Media СТС МедиаConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 1989Broadcasting & entertainment, Nasdaq :  CTCM
Dalsvyaz ДальсвязьTelecommunicationsFixed line telecommunications Vladivostok 1994 MCX :  DLSV
MCX :  ESPK, acquired by Rostelecom
E4 Group Группа Е4IndustrialsConstruction & materials Moscow 2006Heavy construction
Eksmo ЭксмоConsumer servicespublishing Moscow 1991Publishing, specialty retailers
En+ Group En+ GroupUtilitiesElectricity Moscow 2002Owned by Basic Element
Enel Russia Энел РоссияUtilitiesElectricity Ekaterinburg 2004 MCX :  OGKE, formerly OGK-5.
Energia (corporation) КоролёваIndustrialsAerospace & defense Korolyov, Moscow Oblast 1946Owned by Roscosmos, MCX :  RKKE
ER-Telecom ЭР-ТелекомTelecommunicationsFixed line telecommunications Perm 2001
Eurocement group Евроцемент групIndustrialsConstruction & materials Moscow 2002
Euroset ЕвросетьTelecommunicationsMobile telecommunications Moscow 1997
Evalar ЭваларHealth carePharmaceuticals Biysk 1991
GAZ Group Группа ГАЗIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Nizhny Novgorod 2005Owned by Basic Element, trucks, buses, defense
Gazprom ГазпромOil & gasOil & gas producers Moscow 1989 MCX :  GAZP
Gazprom Media Газпром-МедиаConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 2000Part of Gazprom
Gazprom Neft Газпром нефтьOil & gasOil & gas producers Moscow 1995 MCX :  SIBN, part of Gazprom
Gazprombank ГазпромбанкFinancialsBanks Moscow 1990Part of Gazprom
Gorky Film Studio Киностудия имени М. ГорькогоConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 1915
High Precision Systems Высокоточные комплексыIndustrialsAerospace & defense Moscow 2009Owned by Rostec
International Industrial Bank Международный Промышленный БанкFinancialsBanks Moscow 1992
Ingosstrakh ИнгосстрахFinancialsInsurance Moscow 1947Full line insurance, life, reinsurance
Interfax ИнтерфаксConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 1989News agency
Intourist ИнтуристConsumer servicesTravel & leisure Moscow 1929Former state travel agency, now private
Irkutskenergo ИркутскэнергоUtilitiesElectricity Irkutsk 1992Hydroelectric, MCX :  IRGZ
Irmash ИрмашIndustrialsConstruction equipment Brynsk 1752Paver, road roller, grader, excavators, utility equipment
Izhevsk Mechanical Plant Ижевский механический заводIndustrialsDefense Izhevsk 1942defunct
Kalashnikov Concern АО Концерн КалашниковIndustrialsDefense Izhevsk 1807 MCX :  IGMA, Owned by Rostec, firearms
Kamaz КамАЗIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Naberezhnye Chelny 1969 MCX :  KMAZ, Owned by Rostec, trucks, buses, diesel engines, defense
Kazanorgsintez КазаньоргсинтезBasic materialsChemicals Kazan 1959 MCX :  KZOS
Kaspersky Lab Лаборатория КасперскогоTechnologySoftware Moscow 1997
Kirov Plant Кировский заводIndustrialsIndustrial machinery Saint Petersburg 1801 MCX :  KIRZ
Komus КомусConsumer servicesRetail Moscow 1990Retail chain store
Krasnogorsky Zavod Красногорский завод имIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow 2008Part of Shvabe Holding, Optical engineering, optoelectronics, cameras
KrioRus КриоРусTechnologyBiotechnology Moscow 2006Cryopreservation company
Kuzbassenergo КузбассэнергоUtilitiesElectricity Barnaul 1943 MCX :  KZBE
Lavochkin ЛавочкинаIndustrialsAerospace & defense Moscow 1937Owned by Roscosmos
Lebedyansky ЛебедянскийConsumer goodsFood & beverage Lebedyan 1967 MCX :  LBDO
MCX :  LEKZ
Lenfilm Киностудия «Ленфильм»Consumer servicesMedia Saint Petersburg 1914Film studio
LOMO ЛОМОIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Saint Petersburg 1914Optical engineering, medical equipment, Cameras, lenses, video recorders
LUKoil ЛУКОЙЛOil & gasOil & gas producers Moscow 1991 MCX :  LKOH
LSE :  LKOD
FWB :  LUK
Magnit МагнитConsumer goodsFood & beverage Krasnodar 1994 MCX :  MGNT
LSE :  MGNT
Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works Магнитогорский металлургический комбинатBasic materialsIron & steel Magnitogorsk 1932Iron and steel, MCX :  MAGN
Mail.Ru Group Mail.Ru GroupTechnologySoftware Moscow 1998Internet, software, publishing, LSE :  MAIL
Makeyev Rocket Design Bureau Государственный ракетный центр имени академика В. П. МакееваIndustrialsAerospace & defense Miass 1947Owned by Roscosmos, Missile design
Marussia Motors МарусяConsumer goodsAutomobiles & parts Moscow 2007defunct 2014, sports car
Maykor ITOutsourcingMoscow2010Bankrupt in 2019 [12]
Mechel МечелBasic materialsDiversified metals & mining Moscow 2003Coal, iron and steel, MCX :  MTLR
NYSE :  MTL
MegaFon МегаФонTelecommunicationsMobile Telecommunications Moscow 2002 LSE :  MFON
MCX :  MFON
Melodiya МелодияConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 1964Record label
Metalloinvest МеталлоинвестBasic materialsIron & steel Moscow 1999Steel
Military Industrial Company Военно-промышленная компанияIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Moscow 2006part of JSC Russian Machines, armored vehicles, defense
Mir МирFinancialsConsumer services Moscow 2015Financial services
Molodaya Gvardiya Молодая гвардияConsumer servicespublishing Moscow 1922Publishing
Moscow City Telephone Network Московская городская телефонная сетьTelecommunicationsFixed line telecommunications Moscow 1882 MCX :  MGTS
Mosfilm Киноконце́рн «Мосфи́льм»Consumer servicesMedia Moscow 1920Film studio
Motovilikha Plants Мотовилихинские заводыIndustrialsDefense Perm 1736 [13] MCX :  MOTZ, artillery, howitzer armaments
MTS Мобильные ТелеСистемыTelecommunicationsMobile telecommunications Moscow 1993 MCX :  MTSI
MCX :  MTSS
M.video М.ВидеоConsumer servicesRetail Moscow 1993Retail electronics chain, MCX :  MVID
NAMI НАМИConsumer goodsAutomobiles & parts Moscow 1918Automotive research institute
NEWSru NEWSru.comConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 2000News agency
Nitol Solar EnergyRenewable energy equipment Moscow 1998Solar energy product's materials manufacturer
Nizhnekamskneftekhim НижнекамскнефтехимOil & gasOil & gas producers Nizhnekamsk 1967 MCX :  NKNC
Norilsk Nickel Норильский никельBasic materialsDiversified metals & mining Moscow 1993 MCX :  GMKN
LSE :  MNOD, nickel & others
North-West Telecom Северо-Западный ТелекомTelecommunicationsFixed line telecommunications Saint Petersburg 2011 MCX :  SPTL
Novatek НоватэкOil & gasOil & gas producers Tarko-Sale 1944 MCX :  NVTK
MCX :  NVTK
Novolipetsk Steel Новолипецкий металлургический комбинатBasic materialsIron & steel Lipetsk 1931 MCX :  NLMK, steel
Novoroscement НоворосцементIndustrialsConstruction & materials Novorossiysk 1922Cement
NVS Telematic Systems TelecommunicationsTelecommunications equipment Moscow 2011 GLONASS, GPS signaling equipment manufacturer
OAO Kondopoga ОАО «Ко́ндопога»Basic materialsPaper products Kondopoga 1922Paper
OAO TMK Трубная металлургическая компанияBasic materialsIron & steel Moscow 2001Iron & steel, LSE :  TMKS
MCX :  TRMK
Oboronprom Объединённая промышленная корпорация «Оборонпром»IndustrialsAerospace & defense Moscow 2002Defunct 2018, merged into Rostec
OGGI Consumer goodsClothing and accessories Saint Petersburg 1998Fashion chain retail
OGK-1 Оптовая генерирующая компания № 1UtilitiesElectricity Tyumen 2005Defunct 2012
OGK-2 Оптовая генерирующая компания № 2UtilitiesElectricity Moscow 2005 MCX :  OGKB
OGK-3 Оптовая генерирующая компания № 3UtilitiesElectricity Ulan-Ude 2004Defunct 2012
OGK-6 Оптовая генерирующая компания № 6UtilitiesElectricity Rostov-on-Don 2005Defunct 2011
OMZ Объединённые машиностроительные заводыIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow 1996 LSE :  OMZD
Ozon Consumer servicesRetail Moscow 1991E-commerce, online retail
PC Transport Systems ПК Транспортные системыIndustrialsRail equipment Moscow 2002Trams, trolleybuses, electric buses
Petersburg - Channel 5 Пятый каналConsumer servicesMedia Saint Petersburg 1938
Petersburg Fuel Company Петербургская топливная компанияOil & gasOil & gas producers Saint Petersburg 1994
Petrodvorets Watch Factory Петродворцовый часовой заводConsumer goodsPersonal goods Petergof 1721Oldest factory in Russia.
Pharmstandard ФармстандартHealth carePharmaceuticals Dolgoprudny 2003 LSE :  PHST
MCX :  PHST
PIK Group Группа компаний ПИКFinancialsReal estate Moscow 1994 MCX :  PIKK
Polyus Gold Полюс ЗолотоBasic materialsGold Moscow 2005 [14] MCX :  PLZL
LSE :  PLZL
Nasdaq :  OPYGY, gold
Power Machines Силовые машиныIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Saint Petersburg 2000 RTSI:SILM
Progress Rocket Space Centre Ракетно-космический центр «Прогресс»IndustrialsAerospace & defense Samara 1996Owned by Roscosmos
Pharmstandard ПромомедHealth carePharmaceuticals Moscow 2005
PROMT PROMTTechnologySoftware Moscow 1991
Rambler Рамблер-Афиша-SUPTechnologyInternet Moscow 1996
Razgulay Разгуля́йConsumer goodsFood & beverage Moscow 1992 MCX :  GRAZ
RBC РБКConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 1993
REGNUM RegnumConsumer servicesMedia Moscow 2002
Rolf РольфConsumer servicesRetail Moscow 1991Automotive retailer
Roscosmos РоскосмосIndustrialsAerospace Moscow 1992State-owned space agency
Rosenergomash РосэнергомашIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow 2007 [15]
Rosgosstrakh РосгосстрахFinancialsInsurance Moscow 1921Full line insurance MCX :  RGSS
Rosneft РоснефтьOil & gasOil & gas producers Moscow 1993 MCX :  ROSN
Rostelecom РостелекомTelecommunicationsMobile Telecommunications Moscow 1992 MCX :  RTKM
NYSE :  ROS
Rostselmash РостсельмашIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Rostov-on-Don 1929Agricultural & road building machinery, RTSI:RTLM
RTI Systems РТИ СистемыIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow -Part of Sistema, defense electronics & equipment
RUSAL Российский алюминийBasic materialsAluminium Moscow 2007Aluminium
Ruselectronics РосэлектроникаIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow 1997Owned by Rostec, electronics, microelectronics & equipment, defense
Russian Helicopters Вертолёты РоссииIndustrialsAerospace & defense Moscow 2007Owned by Rostec, divided into Mil Moscow Helicopter, Kamov, Kazan Helicopters, Rostvertol, Ulan-Ude Aviation, Stupino Machine
Russian Machines Русские машиныIndustrialsMechanical engineering Moscow 2011Owned by Basic Element, aircraft manufacturing, agricultural machinery, automotive components, railway engineering, road construction machinery
Russian Post Почта РоссииIndustrialsDelivery services Moscow 2002Postal service
Russian Railways Российские железные дорогиTransportationRailway services Moscow 1992
S7 Airlines Авиакомпания «Сибирь»Consumer servicesTravel & leisure Novosibirsk 1992Airline
Sberbank of Russia СбербанкFinancialsBanks Moscow 1841 MCX :  SBER
Severstal СеверстальBasic materialsIron & steel Cherepovets 1993Steel, mining, MCX :  CHMF
Siberian Coal Energy Company Сибирская угольная энергетическая компанияBasic materialsCoal Moscow 2001Coal
Sibirtelecom СибирьтелекомTelecommunicationsFixed line Telecommunications Novosibirsk 1992 MCX :  STKM
MCX :  ENCO, defunct 2011
Shvabe Holding ШвабеIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow 2008Owned by Rostec, Optics, defense
Sinar СинарConsumer goodsClothing and accessories Novosibirsk 1921Apparel & accessories
Sinara Group Группа СинараConglomerate Ekaterinburg 2001Commercial vehicles & trucks, real estate, hotels
Sistema СистемаConglomerate Moscow 1993 MCX :  AFKS
LSE :  SSA
Sitronics СитрониксIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow 1997 LSE :  SITR
RTSI:SITRG
Sollers JSC Северсталь-АвтоConsumer goodsAutomobiles & parts Cherepovets 2002 MCX :  SVAV
Sogaz РосгосстрахFinancialsInsurance Moscow 1993Full line insurance, owned by Gazprom
Southern Telecom Южная телекоммуникационная компанияTelecommunicationsFixed line Telecommunications Krasnodar 2001 MCX :  UTEL
MCX :  KUBN
Sovcomflot СовкомфлотTransportationMarine transportation Saint Petersburg 1995Maritime transportation & shipping
Sozvezdie Концерн «Созвездие»IndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Voronezh 1958Electronic Equipment, Defense
Speech Technology Center TechnologySoftware Moscow 1990Voice recognition, biometric information software
Stankoprom СтанкопромIndustrialsIndustrial engineering Moscow 2013Owned by Rostec, machine tools
Start Consumer servicesMedia Moscow 2017Subscription-based media streaming service
SU-155 СУ-155Conglomerate Moscow 1993Real estate, building materials, commercial vehicles, industrial machinery
Surgutneftegas СургутнефтегазOil & gasOil & gas producers Surgut 1993 MCX :  SNGS
Svyazinvest СвязьинвестTelecommunicationsFixed line Telecommunications Moscow 1994Defunct 2013
Svyaznoy СвязнойConsumer servicesRetail Moscow 1997Specialty retailer
Synqera TechnologySoftware Saint Petersburg 2010Retail & shopping based software
T-Platforms Т-платформыTechnologyComputer hardware Moscow 2002Supercomputers, electronics
Tactical Missiles Corporation Корпорация „Тактическое ракетное вооружение“IndustrialsAerospace & defense Korolyov, Moscow Oblast 2002
Tasma ТасмаBasic materialsChemicals Kazan 1933Specialty chemicals
Tatneft ТатнефтьOil & gasOil & gas producers Almetyevsk 1950 MCX :  TATN
LSE :  ATAD
FWB :  TTFB
Technodinamika ТехнодинамикаIndustrialsElectronic & electrical equipment Moscow 2009Owned by Rostec, aviation equipment, defense
Tecmash ТехмашIndustrialsDefense Moscow 2011Owned by Rostec, firearms
I-Fly Consumer servicesTravel & leisure Moscow 2009Charter airline
TNK-BP ТНК-BPOil & gasOil & gas producers Moscow 2003 MCX :  TNBP
TogliattiAzot ТольяттиазотBasic materialsChemicals Togliatti 1974Commodity chemicals
Transmashholding ТрансмашхолдингIndustrialsRail equipment Moscow 2002Railway vehicles
Transneft ТранснефтьOil & gasOil equipment, services & distribution Moscow 1992State-owned pipelines
Trolza ТролзаIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Engels, Saratov Oblast 1868defunct 2020
TsUM Trading House Торговый дом ЦУМConsumer servicesRetail Moscow 1857Departmental store, MCX :  TZUM
Tver Carriage Works Тверской вагоностроительный заводIndustrialsRail equipment Tver 1898 MCX :  TVAG, Railroad cars
TV Tsentr Телекомпания „ТВ Центр“Consumer servicesMedia Moscow 1956
Inter RAO Интер РаоUtilitiesElectricity Moscow 1997 MCX :  EESR
Unipro Оптовая генерирующая компания № 4UtilitiesElectricity Surgut 2006 MCX :  OGKD, formerly OGK-4.
United Aircraft Corporation Объединённая авиастроительная корпорацияIndustrialsAerospace & defense Moscow 2006Owned by Rostec, divided into Sukhoi, Mikoyan, Yakovlev, Ilyushin, Tupolev, Beriev, Myasishchev, Irkut, Aviastar, Voronezh Aircraft MCX :  UNAC
United Confectioners Объединённые кондитерыConfectioneryFood products Moscow 2000
United Engine Corporation Объединённая двигателестроительная корпорацияIndustrialsIndustrial engineering Moscow 1933Owned by Rostec, civil & military engines
United Shipbuilding Corporation Объединённая судостроительная корпорацияIndustrialsShipbuilding Saint Petersburg 2007Shipyards
Uralkali УралкалийBasic materialsChemicals Berezniki 1930 MCX :  URKA
LSE :  URKA
Uralmash Машиностроительная корпорация „Уралмаш“, УЗТМIndustrialsIndustrial machinery Ekaterinburg 1933
Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company Уральская горно-металлургическая компанияBasic materialsDiversified metals & mining Verkhnyaya Pyshma 1999Nickel, copper, coal, lead
Uralsib Страховая группа «Уралсиб»FinancialsInsurance Moscow 1993 [16] Life, property & casualty insurance
UAZ УАЗIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Ulyanovsk 1941Buses, trucks, SUVs, off-road vehicles, part of Sollers JSC, MCX :  UAZA
UralAZ УралАЗIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Miass 1941Trucks, military vehicles, defense
Uralsvyazinform УралсвязьинформTelecommunicationsFixed line telecommunications Ekaterinburg 1992 MCX :  URSI, defunct 2011
Uralvagonzavod Научно-производственная корпорация „Уралвагонзавод“ имени Ф. Э. ДзержинскогоIndustrialsDefense Nizhny Tagil 1936 RTSI:URVZ, Owned by Rostec, Agricultural machinery, military vehicles, defense, bulldozers, heavy equipment, railway vehicles, containers
UTair Aviation Авиакомпания «ЮТэйр»Consumer servicesTravel & leisure Khanty-Mansiysk 1967Airline, MCX :  UTAR
MCX :  TMAT
VIS-AVTO ВИС-АВТОConsumer goodsAutomobiles & parts Togliatti 1991Small pick-up trucks, part of AvtoVAZ
Vologda Mechanical Plant Вологодский механический заводIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Vologda 1994Buses, trolleybuses
VK ВКонтактеTechnologyInternet Saint Petersburg 2006
Voenizdat ВоениздатConsumer servicespublishing Moscow 1919Publishing
Volchok ВОЛЧОКConsumer goodsClothing and accessories Saint Petersburg 2014Streetwear manufacturer
VolgaTelecom ВолгаТелекомTelecommunicationsFixed line telecommunications Nizhny Novgorod 2002 MCX :  VTEL
MCX :  NNSI
Volgotanker ВолготанкерIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Samara 1938Defunct 2008
Volgabus ВолжанинIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Volzhsky, Volgograd Oblast 1993Buses
VSMPO-AVISMA ВСМПО-АВИСМАBasic materialsDiversified metals & mining Verkhnyaya Salda 1933 MCX :  VSMO, Owned by Rostec, titanium, aluminium, magnesium
VTB Bank Банк ВТБFinancialsBanks Moscow 1990 MCX :  VTBR
Wimm-Bill-Dann Foods Вимм-Билль-Данн Продукты питанияConsumer goodsFood & beverage Moscow 1992 MCX :  WBDF
NYSE :  WBD
X5 Retail Group X5 Retail GroupConsumer servicesRetail Moscow 2006Supermarkets & hypermarkets chain, LSE :  FIVE
Yandex ЯндексTechnologySoftware Moscow 1997 MCX :  YNDX
Nasdaq :  YNDX
Yuganskneftegaz ЮганскнефтегазOil & gasOil & gas producers Nefteyugansk 1964
Zerich Capital Management -FinancialsInvestment services Moscow 1993Investment management
ZiL ЗИЛIndustrialsIndustrial transportation Moscow 1916 MCX :  ZILL, defunct 2012

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