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    Home > Finance > Russia sells Moscow's nationalised Domodedovo airport to Sheremetyevo subsidiary
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    Russia sells Moscow's nationalised Domodedovo airport to Sheremetyevo subsidiary

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on January 29, 2026

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    Last updated: January 29, 2026

    Russia sells Moscow's nationalised Domodedovo airport to Sheremetyevo subsidiary - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
    Tags:auctionfinancial managementinvestmentdebt instrumentscorporate governance

    Quick Summary

    Russia sells Domodedovo Airport to Sheremetyevo's Perspektiva for $869M after a failed initial auction, highlighting a major asset transfer.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of the Domodedovo Airport Sale
    • Details of the Auction Process
    • Financial Implications for Domodedovo
    • Ownership History of Sheremetyevo

    Russia Transfers Ownership of Domodedovo Airport to Sheremetyevo Unit

    Overview of the Domodedovo Airport Sale

    MOSCOW, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Russia has sold one of the country's largest and most modern airports, Moscow's Domodedovo, to a subsidiary of another Moscow airport, Sheremetyevo, for 66 billion roubles ($869 million), a Russian state trading platform showed on Thursday.

    Details of the Auction Process

    The auction was the second attempt to sell the airport, which was nationalised at the Prosecutor General's request in June 2025, the latest in a series of state asset seizures.

    Financial Implications for Domodedovo

    The first auction on January 20, which set a starting price of 132.3 billion roubles, failed after the sole biddder was disqualified. The second auction allowed bids below that same starting price.

    Ownership History of Sheremetyevo

    The sole participant, Perspektiva, a firm 100% owned by Sheremetyevo, won the auction at a price of 66.13 billion roubles, the lowest possible price under the rules of the auction, Russian corporate filings and a document published on the Russian state property trading platform showed.

    Domodedovo needs investment, has 75 billion roubles of debt, and is currently loss-making, Sheremetyevo's CEO Mikhail Vasilenko told Russian media last week.

    The majority stake in Sheremetyevo International Airport, the country's largest airport, is held by a Russian company, registered in the Kaliningrad region.

    Its ownership is not public. Before December 2022 it was owned by businessman Arkady Rotenberg, a close associate of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and his partners.

    ($1 = 75.9500 roubles)

    (Reporting by Gleb Stolyarov and Anastasiya Lyrchikova; Editing by Andrew Osborn)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Domodedovo Airport sold for 66 billion roubles.
    • •Sheremetyevo subsidiary Perspektiva won the auction.
    • •Initial auction failed due to disqualified bidder.
    • •Domodedovo has 75 billion roubles of debt.
    • •Sheremetyevo's ownership history involves Arkady Rotenberg.

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    Corporate governance refers to the systems and processes that direct and control a company. It encompasses the relationships among stakeholders and the goals for which the corporation is governed.

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