Company Overview

Business Description

Sector
Utilities
Industry
Utilities
Headquarters
Russia RU
IPO date
Jan 5, 2000

Magadanenergo PAO is a regional utility company in Russia’s Magadan area. It generates electricity and heat, moves power through its local grid, and supplies both to homes, businesses, and public institutions in its service territory. In simple terms, it is one of the core companies that keeps the lights on and the heating system running in a remote, cold region.

The company makes money by selling electricity and heat to end users and by charging for network use where it controls the transmission and distribution system. Its customers include households, industrial sites, and municipal organizations that need reliable power and district heating. Because the region depends heavily on centralized energy supply, Magadanenergo sits in an essential position between fuel sources, the power grid, and final consumers.

What makes this business different is that it is tied to local infrastructure rather than a consumer brand or a broad national market. Demand is steady and practical: people and businesses in the region need electricity and heat regardless of the economic cycle. That gives the company a utility-style business model, where regulated services and physical network access are more important than product marketing or fast-changing trends.

Magadanenergo PAO Investor Relations

Address
ul. Sovetskaya, d. 24
Magadan, Magadanskaya Oblast
Russia

Business Segments

Electricity

This part of the business generates and sells electric power in the Magadan region. It runs power plants and supplies electricity to homes, businesses, and other local users connected to its network.

Customers

Households, industrial companies, public institutions, and other electricity users in the Magadan region.

Revenue Model

It earns money by selling electricity through regulated and contracted tariffs.

Heat

This part of the business produces and supplies heat for district heating systems. It delivers hot water and heating to buildings that rely on the company’s thermal networks.

Customers

Residential buildings, municipal facilities, and businesses that use district heating.

Revenue Model

It makes money from charging customers for heat supplied under regulated utility tariffs.

Grid services

This part of the business moves electricity through local power lines and substations from the plants to end users. It keeps the distribution network working and connected.

Customers

Electricity consumers and organizations connected to the local grid, including large users and utility customers.

Revenue Model

It earns fees for using and maintaining the distribution network, usually under regulated rates.

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Management

Mr. Vladimir Evaldovich Milotvorskiy

Chairman of Management Board, CEO & Director

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Mr. Vadim Alexeevich Antonov

Deputy General Director of Economics & Finance and Member of Management Board

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Ms. Natalia Nikolaevna Khasyanova

Chief Accountant & Member of Management Board

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Mr. Alexandr Vladimirovich Murashkin

Head of Legal Support Department & Member of Management Board

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Mr. Mark Vladimirovich Khasyanov

Deputy General Director of Strategy & Investments and Member of the Management Board

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