By 2030, up to 30 Russian companies with state participation should enter the IPO

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15:00; 17 September 2024 year
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By the end of the decade, about 30 Russian companies with state participation should enter stock trading. Such plans were announced by Deputy Finance Minister Ivan Chebeskov during the Capital Markets forum, TASS reports.

It is assumed that they will place shares worth up to 1 trillion rubles.

"We are not talking about large-scale privatization, but we are saying that a number of state-owned companies are already ready to launch an IPO in terms of their efficiency and disclosure," Chebeskov stressed.