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Auroid

Company

Information Technology
Russia
North-West Federal District of the Russian Federation
Svetlogorsk
238563, Kaliningrad region, about. Svetlogorsky, st. New, d. 2, †. 12


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Owners:
Strigo Capital - 100%
(effective April 4, 2024)

Owners

The company "Avroid" is a Russian developer of software products for mobile devices.

History

2025

The court accepted the bankruptcy applications "Avroid"

At the end of July 2025, the Arbitration Court of the Kaliningrad Region adopted bankruptcy applications for the IT companies Avroid and Hyperus, which belong to businessman Dmitry Komissarov and former vice-governor of St. Petersburg Eduard Batanov. In total, these organizations owe 2.3 billion rubles.

Applications from LLC Avroid and LLC Hyperus to declare companies insolvent (bankrupt) were received by the Arbitration Court of the Kaliningrad Region on May 29, 2025. The amount of claims for the first claim exceeds 1.3 billion rubles, and for the second is almost 1 billion rubles. Initially, the court left the applications without consideration, but subsequently a note appeared in the case file as follows:

The court accepted bankruptcy applications for IT companies Dmitry Komissarov, who owed 2.3 billion

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Currently, the circumstances that served as the basis for leaving the application without movement have been eliminated.
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The court accepted applications from Avroid and Hyperus for bankruptcy for production and appointed a check on the validity of the procedure as part of the court session of the arbitration court of first instance on September 3, 2025. The application for the candidacy of the arbitration manager was sent by the Union of Arbitration Managers (ACS) "Continent" and the Association "Euro-Siberian Self-Regulatory Organization of Arbitration Managers" (SRO AAU "Eurosib").

Anastasia Lyapunova, head of the bankruptcy and corporate disputes department at Lyapunov, Terekhin and Partners, notes that 2.3 billion rubles of debt is a huge amount for IT companies. And therefore, in her opinion, repayment in a reasonable time is unlikely without freelance injections or government orders for products. Lyapunova notes that the bankruptcy procedure provides a legal procedure for settlements: this can be the approval of a settlement agreement and a payment plan for several years or the sale of assets of an insolvent company and the completion of a bankruptcy case with the distribution of revenue between creditors.[1]

Debts of bankrupt IT companies Dmitry Komissarov exceeded 2 billion rubles

On June 16, 2025, it became known that the companies of the former vice-governor of St. Petersburg Eduard Batanov and businessman Dmitry Komissarov, Avroid LLC and Hyperus LLC, filed for bankruptcy. Their total debts exceeded 2 billion rubles.

In early May 2025, Avroid and Hyperus were notified of their intention to file insolvency applications. Under the law, companies are required to wait at least 15 calendar days after the publication of an intention before an actual bankruptcy filing becomes possible. If during this time the debt is not restructured and the creditors do not agree to the settlement agreement, the bankruptcy procedure itself is initiated.

Dmitry Komissarov

According to CNews, the amount of claims against Avroid is 1.3 billion rubles, against Hyperus - 999.1 million rubles. Thus, the total debt of these companies reached 2.3 billion rubles. How exactly it is planned to find funds, Komissarov and Batanov did not specify.

As of mid-June 2025, the offices of Avroid and Hyperus are closed, and employees are not paid salaries. The resigned employees also did not receive the funds due to them. Some employees filed personal claims with Rospotrebnadzor and the Labor Inspectorate. The lack of payments in companies is associated with the departed investor and the protracted search for new ones. Komissarov said earlier that "negotiations with investors are underway," but at what stage they are not specified.

At the same time, the sites "Auroid" and "Hyperus" continue to function. Moreover, the second of these companies has a number of vacancies: a GoLang developer, a Frontend developer, a system engineer, a product manager, and a system analyst are required. At the same time, data on expected salaries are not given.[2]

Filing for Bankruptcy

In early May 2025, Avroid LLC and Hyperus LLC, owned by businessman Dmitry Komissarov and former vice-governor of St. Petersburg Eduard Batanov, filed applications for intent to conduct bankruptcy proceedings. The offices of these IT companies are closed, and salary payments to employees are delayed.

According to CNews, information about the upcoming bankruptcy of enterprises has been published in the Unified Federal Register of Legally Significant Information. Employees of the companies said that they have not received a salary since March 2025. Management explains the formed situation by the departure of previous investors and protracted negotiations with new ones.

To improve the financial situation of the companies, both Avroid and Hyperus are negotiating with potential investors, Dmitry Komissarov told TAdviser.

Dmitry Komissarov

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Problems with salary payments at Hyperus began in the first half of February. As a continuation: most of the employees have not seen money since March, CNews quoted one of the company's former employees as saying.
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Since May 12, 2025, the Hyperus office in Moscow has been closed, and workers have been asked to pick up personal belongings. The company, which provides a distributed platform for building a hyper-converged IT infrastructure, employed about 80 people.

Auroid, which develops applications for devices based on the Russian Aurora OS, also notes that the money is not paid either for dismissal or for downtime. The last time the company issued a salary to its employees in February 2025. Some employees filed personal claims with Rospotrebnadzor and the Labor Inspectorate due to delays. According to one of the employees of Avroid, the company's debt to creditors reached almost 1 billion rubles.

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Now the only hope is for the media that our problems will be heard and managers will see not only money, but also people behind the business, "says an employee of the company.[3]
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Easy to work due to difficult financial situation

On March 31, 2025, it became known that the company "Auroid," which develops applications for the Russian OS "Aurora," announced a simple one. Temporary suspension of work is associated with financial difficulties.

The simple was reported by one of the founders of Avroid Dmitry Komissarov. The company says that this measure is associated with a decrease in revenue, violation of contractual obligations by counterparties, as well as a decrease in the intensity and volume of work. According to CNews, Avroid was counting on support from a new investor, but he changed his mind about investing in the company. Employees of Avroid say that staff have not been paid a salary since March 2025. People were transferred to a remote work format, and some specialists quit.

The
developer of applications for the Russian OS "Aurora" began to be easy to work due to the difficult financial situation

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Debt to employees is primarily associated with negotiations to attract a new investor. At the moment, Auroid is working on restructuring its business to reduce its dependence on Aurora OS, says Komissarov.
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According to him, the performance of Auroid directly depends on the number of devices on the Aurora OS, but their supplies do not provide a "stable financial flow." Therefore, the shareholders of Avroid decided to expand the product family for other operating systems. The company is looking for a new investor to diversify its assortment. At the same time, Komissarov emphasizes, obligations to employees remain the main priority of the company.

Pavel Eiges, General Director of Open Mobile Platform LLC (developer of Aurora OS), notes that Auroid is not the only application developer for Aurora. As of the beginning of April 2025, more than 100 applications for this OS are available in the Russian RuStore.[4]

2024

Interview TAdviser with Kudryavtseva and Ismailova

How much Aurora OS is in demand and whether the market has enough native applications for it, what difficulties business users and developers face and how to solve them, experts from Avroid say: Natalya Kudryavtseva, director of product development strategy, and Alla Ismailova, head of product development department. Read more here.

"Strigo Capital" bought "Auroid"

On April 9, 2024, it became known that the Strigo Capital Foundation, co-founded by the founder of the MyOffice developer Dmitry Komissarov, the former vice-governor of St. Petersburg Eduard Batanov and the owner of Fplus Alexey Melnikov, acquired a number of Fplus assets. There is no information on the amount of the transaction as of the specified date.

According to the Kommersant newspaper, the perimeter of the transaction included Avroid LLC and Hyperus LLC, previously owned by Fplus. The first of these enterprises specializes in the development of software for mobile devices. The company, in particular, has created a platform for managing isolated containers in the Aurora OS: the solution allows you to integrate Android environments and Android applications into Aurora. Another product of the company is Tavro, a mobile client of the Telegram messenger for Aurora. In turn, Hyperus offers a distributed platform based on a software-defined architecture to create a hyper-converged IT infrastructure.

The Strigo Capital Foundation has acquired a number of Fplus assets

The Fplus holding bought Avroid and Hyperus in the spring of 2023. According to Komissarov, it was initially assumed that both companies would come under the management of Strigo Capital, but at that time the legal aspects had not yet been settled in the structure of the fund. By April 2024, the fund managed to raise the necessary amount of funds to maintain the development teams of the companies "Avroid" and "Hyperus." This allowed the transaction to take place. At the same time, F-Plus Equipment and Development LLC remains the majority shareholder in Avroid.

Komissarov emphasizes that both enterprises will continue to develop, including "in the development of native programs under the Aurora OS to order." This activity, coupled with the sale of licenses for the Avroid platform, is expected to allow Avroid LLC to show profit by the end of 2024.[5]

2023: F + Tech bought Auroid

The Russian manufacturer electronic engineers F+ tech in April 2023 acquired two software developers:

Information about transactions is contained in the SPARK-Interfax system. F + tech confirmed to Kommersant the facts of making purchases and noted that the company plans to adapt mobile applications to Aurora and other Russian OSs, as well as independently port them to its devices.

F + tech has acquired two software developers
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We expect that the development process management will be able to accelerate the expansion of the application pool for this OS, since now Aurora does not have enough software, - noted in F + tech.
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According to the source of the publication on the IT market, by May 2023, only about 100 applications were adapted for Aurora. At the same time, as market participants interviewed by the publication indicate, it is difficult to find application developers for this OS in Russia.

Previously, the Aurora OS developed in a model similar to Apple, in which the OS developer performed porting and adapting the operating system for each released device, says Kirill Menshov, senior vice president for IT at Rostelecom. According to him, due to the expansion of the number of manufacturers, together with the Ministry of Industry and Trade, it was decided that manufacturers would port the OS and support it independently.

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Sooner or later, all Russian companies will have to adapt their applications for Russian OS, says Valentin Makarov, head of NP Russoft. In his opinion, the new F + tech structure will be able to take "one of the key roles in adapting applications both for the Aurora OS and for other Russian[6]
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