Moscow, August 7. According to data from the Unified State Register…

Moscow, August 7. According to data from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, the company

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The Vnukovo International Airport acquired a 25,01% stake in the company 'Perpektiva,' which controls Domodedovo Airport.
Sheremetyevo International Airport's ownership in 'Perpektiva' decreased to 74.99%.
The change in ownership was recorded in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (EGRYL) on August 7, 2025.
The transaction was confirmed by multiple sources, including EGRUL data.
Domodedovo Airport was previously controlled by businessman Dmitry Kamenshchik until June 2025.
The airport was seized by the state in June 2025 following a lawsuit by the General Prosecutor's Office due to foreign citizenship of its beneficial owners.
The privatization auction for Domodedovo was won by 'Perpektiva' in January 2025.
The acquisition of the 25.01% stake by Vnukovo was part of a corporate alliance with Sheremetyevo aimed at optimizing management and improving service quality at Domodedovo.
The deal was announced in July 2025 by Vitaly Vantsev, chairman of the board of directors of Vnukovo.

The transaction was reported by RBC based on sources, with negotiations having lasted several months. — vesti
The court transferred Domodedovo to state ownership in summer 2025 due to foreign citizenship of its beneficiaries, Dmitry Kamenshchik and Valery Kogan. — kommersant
The new management structure at Domodedovo reduced the number of companies from 26 to 7, and the number of employees was set at 6,800. — interfax
Andrey Nikulin, who previously served as first deputy general director of Sheremetyevo for production for over 11 years, began managing Domodedovo in April 2026. — interfax