Владимир Путин разрешил операции с акциями финтех-группы IDF Eurasia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved two major share transactions under a 2022 economic decree. The decisions allow foreign companies to acquire significant stakes in Russian businesses. Both moves involve high-profile firms with international ties.
On 5 August 2022, Putin signed a decree permitting special economic measures in share transactions. This paved the way for recent deals involving Russian assets. One key approval lets Mexican company Industries E. G. buy 99.9% of Ruhrpumpen RUS, a Russian subsidiary of the German firm Ruhrpumpen.
Originally, the German company TSK Toplofikatsiya had acquired the same stake in 2022. Now, the Mexican buyer—a tax administration agency established in 2022—will take over. The agency operates from Mexico City and specialises in financial oversight.
A second decision allows transactions involving IDF Eurasia, a fintech group with subsidiaries like Svoi Bank, Moneyman, Platiza, and ID Collect. The group’s parent company moved its legal base from Cyprus to Russia on 29 December 2023. Under the decree, Singapore-based firms Rekamado and Mutineers may now adjust their ownership or usage rights in Svoi Bank.
The transactions follow Putin’s 2022 decree on special economic measures. Industries E. G. will gain control of Ruhrpumpen RUS, while IDF Eurasia’s restructuring continues. The changes reflect ongoing shifts in foreign ownership of Russian assets under state-approved deals.
