Habr.com
Russia
Central Federal District of the Russian Federation
Moscow
105082, Spartakovsky Lane, 2, p. 1, et/pom/com 3/III/6
Performance indicators
For all legal entities, million, rubles:
- 2021: 427,1
- 2022: 402,3
- 2023: 462,559
Khabr LLC
Revenue, million rubles:
- 2016 - 78,9,
- 2017 - 87,8
- 2018 - 108,8
- 2019 - 153
- 2020 - 225
- 2021 - 359,4
- 2022 - 317,7
- 2023 - 360,412
Net profit, million rubles:
- 2016 - 14,7
- 2017 - 20,0
- 2018 - 11,4
- 2019 - 7,8
- 2020 - 19
- 2021 - 47,2
- 2022 - 0,39
- 2023 - 5,999
Khabr Technologies LLC
- 2021: Revenue - 67.7 million, net profit - 7.5 million
- 2022: Revenue - 84.6 million, net income - 4.9 million
- 2023: Revenue - 102.147 million, net income - 9.998 million
History
2019: TechMedia Publishing closed. My Circle services, Freelansim.ru and Toster.ru are integrated into the Habr.com
At the end of 2019, the My Circle network was closed. The service was renamed "Habr Career." The same fate befell the services of Freelansim.ru and Toster.ru.
The publishing house TechMedia (Thematic Media), under the sign of which the projects were operating, disappears.
2018
How Habr.com deceives partners
On July 3, 2013, Alexey Polikarpov, Commercial Director of Thematic Media, contacted TAdviser with an offer to exchange banner advertising campaigns between TAdviser and the blog platform for developers Habrahabr.ru.
On August 19 of the same year, TAdviser fully fulfilled its obligations and received confirmation of this from Thematic Media.
On May 16, 2014, TAdviser sent its own banners for placement in Habrahabr.ru. During the campaign, it was planned to select only a small part of the volume guaranteed by "Thematic Media." The placement was successfully performed.
During the next period, TAdviser did not have any need for advertising designed for the "Habrahabr.ru" audience.
On October 1, 2018, TAdviser sent a letter to Thematic Media with dates to unscrew the remaining volume of banners. The answer was unexpected. A certain Alexander Telitsyn said literally the following:
 | No documents were signed between us (regarding the exchange of banners), and you discussed all agreements with employees who no longer work for us. Now we are ready to offer only a commercial advertising option. |  |
Having initiated the deal, Thematic Media does not recognize the value of email correspondence and unilaterally renounces its own obligations, without even making any apologies. TAdviser views this statement as a direct deception and regrets the appearance on the market of teams whose employees are completely devoid of ideas about business ethics.
Geektimes.com closed
On May 28, 2018, the Geektimes.com, previously allocated by the Thematic Media publishing house from Habrahabr.ru, was closed. All materials were returned to the mother's website.
Rename to Habr.com
Since April 24, 2018, the Habrahabr.ru blog platform has been renamed Habr.com and announced the start of international expansion.
2016: Megamozg project closed
On May 16, 2016, the Megamozg blog was closed. All materials were transferred back to Habrahabr.ru. Read more here.
2015: Launch of Megamozg
In January 2015, it became known that "Habrahabr.ru" launched a new site Megamind"" for startups and managers in IT. The collective blog service for programmers "Habrahabr.ru" was divided in half: a new project "Megamozg" was separated from it, which is positioned as a community of managers in the field. information technology
2014: GeekTimes is singled out from Habrahabr.ru
On October 13, 2014, part of the content of the Habrahabr.ru site is transferred to a separate domain and a blog is launched GeekTimes.ru. Then the head of Khabrahabr, Denis Kryuchkov, said that such an idea had been floating for a long time, but was finally formed after Habrahabr.ru was added to the register of organizers of the dissemination of information by Roskomnadzor.
To remove the "Habrahabr.ru" from the risks associated with the attention of Roskomnadzor, Geektimes was launched, where all the "problematic" topics moved. Geektimes is also being worked on by a team of editors dedicated to filling the site with users.
2013: Denis Kryuchkov takes out a loan from Yandex and buys out a stake in Mail.ru
The founder of Habrahabr.ru, Denis Kryuchkov, bought from Mail.Ru Group a stake in Thematic Media, which owns the resource Habrahabr.ru. Mail.Ru shares were redeemed with borrowed funds provided to Kryuchkov by Yandex.
2006: Platform launch, Basov co-investor
The co-investor of the publication at an early stage was Alexey Basov. His investments, according to[1], fully paid off after the DST fund (later Mail.ru Group) bought a stake in Habrahabr.ru from him.
The audience of the project expected by the creators is progressive-minded people interested in the future of the IT market in general and the Internet economy in particular. It was assumed that Habrahabr.ru would be equally interesting to programmers and journalists, advertisers and layout designers, analysts and copywriters, senior and middle managers, owners of large companies and small firms, as well as all those for whom IT is not just two letters of the alphabet.
It was reported that a "model of joint creativity of people" was laid in Habrahabr.ru. Together with the editorial board of Habrahabr.ru, people fill the site with life and meaning: they write in collective and personal blogs, publish personal audio and video broadcasts, read blogs of companies, look for new work and, of course, communicate with other people united by common ideas and goals.
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Notes
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