Sberbank is Russia’s largest bank and a leading global financial institution. Holding almost one-third of aggregate Russian banking sector assets, Sberbank is the key lender to the national economy and one of the biggest deposit takers in Russia. The Government of the Russian Federation represented by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation is the principal shareholder of Sberbank owning 50% plus one voting share of the bank’s authorized capital, with the remaining 50% minus one voting share held by domestic and international investors. The bank has a major distribution network in Russia with about 14,000 branches. It holds general banking license No. 1481 dd. August 11, 2015, from the Bank of Russia. Official websites of the bank: www.sberbank.com (Sberbank Group website), www.sberbank.ru.
In 2020, Sberbank underwent a rebranding, offering financial and non-financial services of the bank and Sberbank Group to individual and corporate customers. Today, the Sber ecosystem is a raft of services for life and daily assistance in handling pressing everyday issues for individual customers and businesses. The Sber ecosystem website: www.sber.ru.
USM is a diversified holding company with significant interests across the metals and mining, telecoms and technology sectors.
USM's assets include major industry players, including:
Metalloinvest, a leading global supplier of iron ore and HBI products; Udokan copper, developing Russia’s largest and one of the world’s largest copper deposits;
Akkermann Cement, one of the leading cement producers in Russia;
MegaFon, a national operator of digital opportunities and a key player in all segments of the Russian telecommunications market.
The group is a shareholder in the Centre for Research in Perspective Technologies, operator of the unified national track & trace digital system and AliExpress Russia, the largest online platform in Russia and the CIS for the sale of consumer goods.
The State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom is a multi-industry holding company that comprises assets in power engineering, machine building, and construction. Its strategy is to develop low-carbon generation, including wind power. ROSATOM is the national leader in power generation (accounting for about 20% of the country's total output) and ranks first globally in terms of the size of its portfolio of orders for the construction of nuclear power plants: 35 power units in 12 countries are at different stages of implementation. ROSATOM includes over 300 enterprises and organizations employing a total of more than 290,000 people.
The ROSATOM business strategy is guided by the international sustainable development agenda. ROSATOM makes a significant contribution to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals as a low-carbon electricity company, developing nuclear, hydrogen and wind energy. Annually, Russian-designed nuclear power plants prevent more than 210 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions, which is the main cause of climate change.
