Alexander Nesis

Founder of ICT Group (Investments, Construction, Technologies) and Polymetal, a leading Russian gold and silver producer.

Assets

As of 2022, Nesis owns 47.3% of ICT Group, an investment holding company with various assets.
26% of O1 Properties, one of the largest owners of class A office real estate in Moscow. Net profit for 2022: 16.5 billion rubles (about $242.6 million).
Plots of land in Moscow and Russia’s regions with a total area of about 200 hectares.
Up to 2024 he held a 23.9% stake in Polymetal, one of Russia’s leading gold and silver producers. Revenues in 2023 were $3.025 billion (about 257.125 billion rubles). Experts estimate that the Nesis stake could be sold for $520–570 million (about 48–53 billion rubles).
At the beginning of 2024, Nesis held a 27% stake in the Israeli engineering and construction holding Baran Group. The approximate value of the stake is 55 million shekels (about 1.375 billion rubles).
As of 2019, held a 14.83% stake in United Wagon Company (Obedinennaya Vagonnaya Kompaniya), which includes the Tikhvin Freight Car Building Plant, the TikhvinChemMash and TikhvinSpecMash machine-building enterprises, Pruzhina (one of the largest manufacturers of coil springs in Russia), the leasing company RAIL1520, and the Titran-Express plant. Revenue for 2023 was 2.65 billion rubles (about $31.17 million).
As of 2017, held an approximate 10% stake in the Otkritie Holding financial organization, formerly one of Russia’s largest, but which filed for bankruptcy in 2022.
The yacht Romea with an approximate value of $110 million (about 7.48 billion rubles).

II class Russian state Order For Merit to the Fatherland.
Since 2005, he has been included in the Forbes ranking of the 100 richest businesspeople in Russia each year.