Russian Railways for the first time published data on the income of its president. Russian Railways for the first time published data on the income of its president. A father who became a woman filed a lawsuit against Russia.

31.12.2023
Published 04/23/17 10:26

The income of the head of Russian Railways, Oleg Belozerov, doubled in 2016.

The head of OJSC Russian Railways (RZD) Oleg Belozerov reported on income for 2016 - their amount amounted to 172.9 million rubles. This amount consists of income from the main place of work (153.6 rubles) and other income. At the end of 2015, Belozerov reported an income of 86.2 million rubles - thus, it doubled, writes TASS.

It turns out that every working day his salary averaged 696 thousand rubles.

The head of Russian Railways does not own any real or movable property. In his intkbbach There is an apartment in Moscow with an area of ​​193 sq. m. for free, perpetual use. m.

The total income of Belozerov’s wife in 2016 amounted to 22.8 million rubles. This amount was made up of income from the main place of work and income from bank deposits and securities. The wife of the company's president owns an apartment in Moscow with an area of ​​193 square meters. m., and a parking space of 14.4 sq. m. She owns three cars: GAZ M-21 produced in 1963, GAZ 21I produced in 1960 and Land Rover Range Rover produced in 2015. Belozerov’s minor daughter has no income or any property owned. She has an apartment in Moscow with an area of ​​193 sq. m. for free, perpetual use. m.

As the company explained, the manager’s income is determined by the results of the work of JSC Russian Railways in 2016. Without government subsidies, the company not only completely balanced its financial results, but also achieved a twenty-fold increase in net profit, which was achieved primarily by optimizing costs and reducing ineffective costs by more than 90 billion rubles.

MOSCOW, April 22 - PRIME. The total income of the President of Russian Railways OJSC (Russian Railways) Oleg Belozerov in 2016 amounted to 172.9 million rubles, which is twice the figure for the previous year, according to data published on the company’s website.

Belozerov has headed Russian Railways since August 20, 2015. Since May of the same year, he served as First Deputy Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation. Before that, he served as Deputy Minister of Transport.

Russian Railways first published data on its president's income in 2016. Belozerov’s income for 2015 amounted to 86.2 million rubles, almost half of which came from the sale of an apartment, land plot and residential building.

INCOME 2016

Belozerov’s income for 2016, 172.903 million rubles, consists of income from his main place of work: 153.560 million rubles and other income. The head of the company does not own any real or movable property. He has an apartment in Moscow with an area of ​​193 square meters for free, perpetual use.

The total income of Belozerov’s wife in 2016 amounted to 22.809 million rubles. This amount was made up of income from the main place of work and income from bank deposits and securities. The wife of the company's president owns an apartment in Moscow with an area of ​​193 square meters and a parking space with an area of ​​14.4 square meters.

She owns three cars: a 1963 GAZ M-21, a 1960 GAZ 21I and a 2015 Land Rover Range Rover.

Belozerov’s minor daughter has no income or any property owned. She has an apartment in Moscow with an area of ​​193 square meters for free, perpetual use.

“The manager’s income is due to the results of the work of JSC Russian Railways in 2016. The company, without government subsidies, not only completely balanced its financial results, but also achieved a twenty-fold increase in net profit, which was achieved primarily by optimizing costs and reducing ineffective costs by more than by 90 billion rubles. The increase in transportation costs was 0.8%, with the average annual inflation rate in 2016 being 7.1%," Russian Railways explained to RIA Novosti.

They noted that labor productivity increased by 5.4%, while the wages of railway workers were indexed twice during the year. “These indicators are the most important KPI indicators (determined by the owner, approved by the board of directors - ed.), in accordance with which the amount of bonuses for the company’s top managers is determined,” Russian Railways emphasized.

At the end of 2014, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev obliged employees of state companies reporting on family income, expenses and property to post this data on official websites.

The amount of Belozerov’s income for 2015 - 86.2 million rubles - was explained earlier by Russian Railways; it consists of income from the main place of work (including during the period of work in the Ministry of Transport of Russia), income from deposits in banks, as well as income from the sale of an apartment in St. Petersburg, a plot of land and a residential building in the Leningrad region, which amounted to almost half of the total income of the company's president.

The total income of Belozerov’s wife in 2015 was 19.443 million rubles. This amount was made up of income from the main place of work, income from bank deposits and securities, as well as income from the sale of a Lexus RX 350 car.

The wife of the president of the railway company owned an apartment in Moscow with an area of ​​193 square meters and a parking space with an area of ​​14.4 square meters. She owned three cars: a 1963 GAZ M-21, a 1960 GAZ 21I and a 2015 Land Rover Range Rover.

Belozerov’s minor daughter did not have any income or any property owned in 2015. She had free, perpetual use of an apartment in Moscow with an area of ​​193 square meters.


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    The average monthly salary at Russian Railways in 2017 was 50.2 thousand rubles, Belozerov said at the end of last year. Thus, the annual income of the average employee of the company last year amounted to 602 thousand rubles, which is 255 times less than what the head of Russian Railways earned at his workplace.

    A company representative explained to RBC that all the main KPI indicators, which are approved by the board of directors of Russian Railways and in accordance with which the amount of bonuses for the company's top managers are determined, were met based on the results of 2017.

    At the end of 2017, Russian Railways showed an increase in net profit under RAS by 2.7 times compared to 2016, to 17.5 billion rubles. The net profit of Russian Railways according to IFRS increased 13.6 times, to 139.7 billion rubles.

    Unlike Belozerov, who took over as head of Russian Railways in August 2015, his predecessor Vladimir Yakunin never publicly disclosed his income data.

    In July 2013, Russian President Vladimir Putin, by his decree “Issues of Combating Corruption,” disclosed information about the income of certain categories of Russians. In particular, the decree established that state corporations and state-owned companies created on the basis of federal laws are required to post information about income, expenses, property and property-related obligations of their managers on their official websites, as well as provide this data to the all-Russian media. At the same time, the government obliged executives of 63 state-owned companies to publish information about their income and property. And in 2014, the government issued a separate decree obliging it to disclose information about the income of managers of large companies, including the president of Russian Railways.

    However, Yakunin called such a requirement “interference” in his “personal life,” “personal circumstances,” and “personal information.” “If the state makes such a decision, then I have two options - either I obey and continue to perform my functions, or I say, no, this doesn’t suit me, I write a statement, apologize and go into private business,” he said.

    As a result, the government nevertheless allowed the heads of state-owned companies not to make their income public. “There was an additional clarification to the previously adopted government resolution, the meaning of which is that the heads of commercial organizations, including those with state participation, if it is an open joint stock company where there is some share of the state, in the strict sense are not civil servants, but are representatives of commercial business,” press secretary of the head of government Natalya Timakova.