VK sells share in Intickets.ru ticket service 'with a profit'

MOSCOW. Oct 5 (Interfax) - The VK holding has sold its 40% share in Intickets LLC, the company operating cloud ticket sales platform Intickets.ru.

According to the SPARK-Interfax analytics system, the 40% share in Intickets LLC, which previously belonged to VK Company LLC, was purchased by TKI LLC on October 2. The latter company was registered on August 11, 2026 and belongs to Tatiana Kondratenko, who owns the remaining 60% of Intickets.

The VK holding's press service told Interfax that the share in the ticket service had indeed been sold.

"VK has sold the 40% share in Intickets. VK will continue developing the VK Tickets service and supporting the Pushkin Card project using its own technical solutions and infrastructure as a basis," the press service said.

VK did not disclose the financial parameters of the deal, but said that "the asset has been sold with a profit".

VK reported that it had purchased 40% of Intickets in May 2024. It said at the time that this deal would allow it to act as the trusted information system in the task of developing the Pushkin Card, making the program more effective and more secure for participating card users, cultural organizations and ticket operators.

The purchase price was not disclosed at the time; however, VK said in a report to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in August 2024 that it had paid 472 million rubles for the deal and said that it would also have to pay a deferred liability of up to 251 million rubles.

According to the SPARK-Interfax analytics system, Intickets LLC was registered in 2015 and earned a revenue of 898.2 million rubles in 2025, up 29.2%, and a net profit of 225.9 million rubles, almost double that of 2024.