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The Russian company Emperium calls itself a serial manufacturer of electric ships in the Russian Federation. Among her developments are river and lake class electric ships: Ecocruiser high-speed catamarans, Ecovolt vessels for water walks, excursions and passenger transportation, and Ecobus and Cityvolt vessels for use as electric water buses. The company's shipyard is located on the territory of the production complex in the city of Otradnoye, Leningrad Region.
Performance indicators
2024: Revenue growth doubles to $ ₽2,32 billion
The Emperium shipyard (Emperium LLC), part of the Sitronics Group, completed 2024 with a 2.2-fold increase in RAS revenue - up to ₽2,32 billion. At the same time, the company reduced its net loss by 8.2%, bringing it to ₽794,4 million. This is evidenced by the company's financial statements published in April 2025.
According to Kommersant, the cost of sales of the enterprise decreased by 52.2% - to ₽2,6 billion, and gross loss decreased by 14.5% and amounted to ₽372,9 million. The structure of the company's liabilities has undergone significant changes: long-term grew from ₽43,3 million to ₽592,6 million, while short-term decreased by 1.5 times - to ₽3,75 billion.
The Emperium shipyard, located in the city of Otradnoye, Leningrad Region, specializes in the construction of various types of river and lake class vessels using electric traction. The company produces vessels with a capacity of 50 to 130 passengers. The company's product line includes electric water buses for urban passenger transportation, as well as electric catamarans for pleasure and tourist flights.
The company is actively developing production facilities. At the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in 2024, an agreement was signed with the government of the Leningrad Region on investments in the amount of ₽1,9 billion to expand production. The implementation of this project will increase the production of electric ships to 25 units per year.
The Governor of the Leningrad Region, Alexander Drozdenko, commented that for Russia the most important task is import substitution in all key industries, including shipbuilding. The regional government supports the project, especially since ready-made electric power will be used on tourist routes of the Leningrad Region.[1][2]
History
2022
Agreement with SPbGMTU for the development of shipbuilding
SPbGMTU and the Russian serial manufacturer of electric ships Emperium (part of the Sitronics Group) signed a corresponding cooperation agreement. This was announced by Sitronics Group on September 5, 2022. Read more here.
Sitronics bought more than 50% of Emperium
On August 29, 2022, it became known about the sale of more than 50% of Emperium to Sitronics Group, a member of AFK Sistema. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
 | For Emperium, this is a new and important stage in development, the deal will allow us to jointly implement innovative transport projects in our country, and, most importantly, increase the scale of the business, "said Emperium co-owner Andrian Pravdin, commenting on the conclusion of an agreement with Sitronics. |  |
In turn, Sitronics noted that now the company will more comprehensively develop the direction of electric transport. Sitronics' competencies as a charging infrastructure operator and developer of intelligent DeepTech solutions will strengthen the company's advantages for further development and entry into the international market, Sitronics added.
Emperium participates in the project of launching river electric vessels along the Moskva River. For two routes launched in the city under a contract Governments Moscow with Vodokhod JSC. Passenger Port "subcontractor Emperium is responsible for the production of electric ships, which can carry up to 50 passengers. In total, 21 electric ships are planned on the capital's routes. In addition, Emerium has contracts for the supply of Ecocruiser pleasure electric vehicles with a passenger capacity of up to 130 passengers for,, and St. Petersburg. Krasnoyarsk Nizhny Novgorod
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