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SAFMAR
Company typeIndustrial and Financial Group
MCX: SFIN
IndustryOil, coal, financial services, construction, development, property, media
Founded2015
FounderMikhail Gutseriyev
HeadquartersMoscow, Russia
Revenue1 400 bn rubles
300 bn rubles
ParentRussneft
Websitewww.safmargroup.ru

Industrial and Financial Group SAFMAR is a Russian multisectoral conglomerate.[1] The Group includes oil producing, oil processing, coal and potash companies, financial assets, retail chains, construction and development holdings, companies engaged in commercial property management, logistics centers, hotels, media resources among which are radio stations and TV channels.[2]

History

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Safmar Group was established by Mikhail Gutseriev,[3] a Russian entrepreneur. The name SAFMAR derives from the first letters of his parents’ names Safarbek and Marem. Industrial companies owned by Mr. Gutseriev appeared to be the cornerstone of the Group. Their dynamic development allowed allocating the funds for the purchase of the new assets in different sectors thus leading to business diversification. This portfolio of assets required efficient management for which a joint stock company Safmar Group was incorporated. Mikhail Gutseriev is the Chairman of the Group's Board of Directors and he determines the conglomerate's development strategy.[4]

In 2019 two major industrial companies were included into SAFMAR Group. In April the holding purchased Afipsky oil refinery, and in October SAFMAR became the major shareholder in Kuzbasskaya Toplivnaya Company PJSC.

In September 2019 SAFMAR Industrial and Financial Group was inсluded into RBK 500 top list, being the 9th among the major state and private corporations of Russia. In 2020, the group confirmed its positions in this rating, and also entered the top 10 list of the largest 400 companies in Russia according to the Expert media holding. The Safmar group demonstrated similar results in 2021.

Forbes Russia ranked the Gutseriev family as the leader among the richest Russian families with their US$5.65 bn common fortune.[5]

Courts

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In October 2019 Forbes Russia published the article about a trillion debt of the Gutseriev family and Mr. Shishkhanov, his nephew, found by Trust, the bank of “toxic” assets. Safmar said this information was “fake news” and “a perfect example of the most corrupted and cheapest yellow press”, the company also reported some pieces of information were “far-fetched” and “invented”, along with that Safmar did not exclude the defamation action. In the end the defamation action against Safmar was executed by Forbes Russia publisher. On the 10th of December Safmar and Mikhail Gutseriev filed a claim against the magazine to the Arbitration Court of Moscow requiring to delete the article. In December 2019, the editors of the magazine removed the material from the publication's website, recognizing it as erroneous, and the dispute was settled out of court.[6]

Assets

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Currently the major Safmar assets are focused in the following industrial sectors.[7]

Heavy industry

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The assets of the Group include:

  • PJSC “RussNeft”, an oil producing holding. The Company operates in 7 Russian regions. The holding's structure consists of:
    • OAO Varioganneft (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Region);
    • OAO Aganneftegazgeologiya (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Region);
    • OAO NAK Aki-Otyr (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Region);
    • OOO Beliye Nochi (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Region);
    • ST AO Goloil (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Region);
    • OAO Chernogorskoye (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Region)
    • OAO Saratovneftegaz (Saratov Region);
    • OAO Ulyanovskneft (Ulyanovsk and Penza Regions);
    • OAO Tomskaya Neft (Tomsk Region)
    • OOO NK Russneft-Bryansk (operating of the oil loading terminal in Bryansk region).
  • Neftisa, an oil producing company with the subsidiaries in 7 regions of Russia:
    • AO Belkamneft named after A. Volkov (Udmurtia);
    • AO Novosibirskneftegaz (Novosibirsk region);
    • AO Komnedra (The Republic of Komi);
    • OOO CanBaikal (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Region);
    • OOO PIT Cibintek (Tuymen Region)
    • AO Samarainvestneft (Samara Region)
    • AO Uralnefteservis (Perm Region).
  • OOO Sladkovsko-Zarechnoye (oil production in Orenburg region)
  • AO ForteInvest is a vertically integrated company managing the following assets:
    • PSJC Orsknefteorgsintez (Orenburg region)
    • OOO Afipsky NPZ (Krasnodar Region);
    • Producing companies in Orenburg region.
  • PJSC Adamas Company (manages AO Krasnodarsky refinery - Krasnоdareconeft)
  • PJSC Russian Coal with 6 subsidiaries operating in 4 regions of Russia:
    • AO Amurugol (Amur Region);
    • AO Kranoyarskkrayugol (Krasnoyarsk Region);
    • Sayano-Partizansky Pit (Krasnoyarsk Region);
    • AO UK Stepnoy Pit (Khakasiya)
    • OOO Kirbinsky Pit (Khakasiya);
    • PJSC Kuzbasskaya Toplivnaya Company (Kemerovo).
  • GCM Global Energy Inc. (owns producing assets in the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic Kazakhstan)
  • OOO Slavkaliy (implements the major investment project of mining complex construction in Belarus with the annual producing capacity of 2 mln tons of potassium; the proved and probable reserves from the site's I and II horizons make up 112 mln tons of potassium chloride (acc. to JORC).

The revenue from the conglomerate's industrial assets in 2021 exceeded 1.1 trillion rubles.

Light industry is represented in the group by OAO Saltykovsky Fur Farm engaged in breeding elite fur animals (sable, mink, fox, etc.) and wholesale of the fur of the abovementioned animals, growing animals and meat products.

Construction and development

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SAFMAR Group owns major construction and development assets:

  • AO Mospromstroy (one of the leading construction holdings in Moscow);
  • GK A101 (development company, full service)

The group is one of the major developers in Moscow region and owns one of the best land plots portfolios in the New Moscow (exceeding 2500 ha).

Hospitality Business

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Safmar Group leads in hospitality business in Moscow, it owns 9 luxury hotels in the capital of Russia as well as the hotels in Minsk and Astana, among which are National Hotel, Intercontinental Tverskaya, Sheraton Palace, Marriott Grand, Marriott Royal Aurora, Marriott Tverskaya, Hilton Leningradsakaya, Holiday Inn Lesnaya, Holiday Inn Sushevskiy, Renaissance Minsk, Astana Marriott. Total capacity of these hotels makes up 2 794 rooms.

Property Management

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Safmar Group owns:

  • PJSC A.N.D. Corporation (manages the operates malls and office property in Moscow Region);
  • MLP Company (owns 9 major logistics complexes in Russia and CIS countries);
  • OOO Pioner Estate (manages multi-purpose commercial property).

The total area of the Group's commercial property exceeds 3,500,000 m2 (38,000,000 sq ft)

In its Kings of the Russian Property rating Forbes awarded the third place Safmar Group which received a US$580 mln annual income from lease in 2019.

Media Assets

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Safmar owns 7 federal radio stations and Bridge Media, a television holding.

Radio stations:

  • Radio Shanson;
  • Radio Dacha;
  • Vesna FM;
  • Vostok FM;
  • Love radio;
  • Russian Hit;
  • Taxi FM.

TV Channels:

  • Bridge TV;
  • Bridge TV Russian Hit;
  • Bridge TV Classic;
  • Bridge TV Hits;
  • Bridge TV Deluxe;
  • Bridge TV Shlyager;
  • Bridge TV Kazakhstan.

References

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  1. ^ Williams, John (2019-07-10). "Maire Tecnimont strengthens Russian presence at SPIEF 2019". Fertilizer Magazine.
  2. ^ "Safmar Industrial and Financial Group". SAFMAR.
  3. ^ Sichkar, Olga; Kiselyova, Maria (2018-03-22). "Russia's M.Video, Eldorado merge in $800 million deal". Reuters.
  4. ^ "Said Gutseriev". Forbes.
  5. ^ Березанская, Елена (2018-09-06). "Ничего личного. Рейтинг богатейших семей по версии Forbes — 2018". Forbes Russia (in Russian).
  6. ^ "«Сафмар» и Forbes отказались судиться после статьи о долге в 1 трлн руб". РБК (in Russian). 2019-12-17. Retrieved 2023-08-25.
  7. ^ "Mikhail Gutseriev". Forbes.
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