Russia could receive 331 bln rubles in budget revenue from sale of state property in 2026 - Federal Property Agency head

MOSCOW. Aug 25 (Interfax) - The Russian budget could receive revenue of around 330 billion rubles from sales of state property, and around 600 billion rubles in total combined with dividend income, Federal Property Management Agency (Rosimuschestvo) head Vadim Yakovenko said at a meeting with Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

"In the first six months of this year, we have been able to generate a revenue of 307 billion rubles for the budget from the management of state property. The sales alone exceeded 260 billion rubles, which is a 2.2-fold increase year-on-year. We also have a deal for around 70 billion rubles coming up, and we are expecting 331 billion rubles of revenue to the budget of the Russian Federation this year overall," Yakovenko said.

He said that the agency planned to generate around 600 billion rubles of budget revenue including dividend income in 2026 overall. "This is where we are setting the bar," he said.

As reported, Rosimuschestvo transferred 84.2 billion rubles from property privatization deals to the budget in 2025.