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2025
Former owner of the National Reserve Bank Alexander Lebedev sold a stake in FitStars to the co-founder of the fintech service
Former owner of the National Reserve Bank, Alexander Lebedev, withdrew from the capital of the Russian fitness service FitStars. At the time of the exit, the ex-banker owned 4% of the project. His share went to FitStars co-founder Ilya Kapustin. This is evidenced by Rusprofile data released in August 2025. FitStars entered the market in 2012. Founders - Ilya Kapustin, who developed such projects as iVisa, a2b com, Kidcourt, and former co-founder of YouGifted Mikhail Prygunov.[1]
Exit from the capital of Elena Perminova's model
In June 2025, the ex-wife of billionaire Alexander Lebedev, model, blogger Elena Perminova left the capital of the Russian fitness service FitStars. Her share of 4% passed to businessman Yevgeny Larionov. Details of the deal are unknown. FitStars hit the market in 2012, with more than 1,200 workouts available as of June 2025 from champions in fitness, bodybuilding and other types of training. Funders - Ilya Kapustin, who developed such projects as iVisa, a2b.com, Kidcourt, and former co-founder of YouGifted Mikhail Prygunov.[2]
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