Astrakhan port

Performance indicators

2023: Revenue growth 2.3 times to 584.4 million rubles

According to the results of 2023, the Astrakhan port recorded 584.4 million rubles of sales revenue, which is 2.3 times more than a year earlier (250.8 million rubles). The company's net profit during this time increased from 29.7 million to 43.7 million rubles. This is evidenced by the data published in May 2024, prepared in accordance with Russian accounting standards (RAS).

According to the Interfax agency, citing materials from PJSC Astrakhan Port, in 2023 the gross profit of the enterprise reached 174.7 million rubles, which is 2.8 times higher than the profit a year ago. Profit from sales during this time rose more than three times and exceeded 70.4 million rubles. Profit before tax also increased - 1.8 times, to 69.7 million rubles. The company's cost of sales in 2023 amounted to 409.7 million rubles against 188.3 million rubles a year earlier.

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Accounts payable of PJSC Astrakhan Port as of the end of December 2023 reached 145.8 million rubles against 143.8 million rubles a year earlier, accounts receivable during this time decreased from 38.1 million rubles to 36.6 million rubles.

By the end of 2023, the Astrakhan port has 14 terminals, the total transshipment capacity is about 12 million tons per year, processes all types of general and bulk cargo, containers.

According to the company's 2023 report, Iranian Nasim Bahr Kish owns 53.06% of the shares of PJSC, Rosimushchestvo - 25.5%. Interfax on May 7, 2024 reports that the Russian Federation intends to transfer to the state corporation "" Rostec its stake in PJSC to increase the export of products India to and. Iran

In 2023, the total cargo turnover of Astrakhan ports increased by 46% and reached 4.3 million tons, which was a record figure for 10 years.^[1]

History

2024: Rostec received a 25.5% stake in the Astrakhan port

Rostec received a 25.5% stake in the Astrakhan port. The corresponding decree was signed by President Vladimir Putin and published in December 2024.

This deal was previously supported by the Ministry of Industry and Trade. It is aimed at implementing a project to export agricultural and other Russian-made products to friendly countries (Iran and India).

Considering that the majority shareholder of the JSC is a subsidiary of the Iranian state-owned company IRISL, it is also advisable for the Russian Federation to attract a state-owned company (corporation) to develop the asset and expand its capacities, - said in an explanatory note prepared by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

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