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Mosvodokanal

Founded	1779
Headquarters	Moscow, Russia
Revenue	₽53.9 billion (2017)
Net income	110,900,000 (2015)
Number of employees	12,500 (2014)

Mosvodokanal is the largest water company in Russia, providing services in water supply and sanitation for more than 15 million people, mainly in Moscow.^[1]

The main activities of the Mosvodokanal are: