The Russian federal budget has already received dividends of 722 billion rubles in 2026. The main flow was given by companies in the financial sector, the oil and gas industry and the transportation infrastructure, which distributed profits based on the results of 2025. The Ministry of Finance estimates the planned revenues for the entire year at 807.6 billion rubles, taking into account Sberbank's dividends. Therefore, 85.6 billion remain for the annual target. For the budget, this is a large source of income, directly related to the financial results of companies in which the state participates in capital. 838.4 billion rubles of dividends are planned for 2027, and 985.6 billion by 2029. Over three years, the target should increase by almost 178 billion compared to the 2026 plan. The growth of such revenues depends not only on profit distribution decisions: to transfer more money to the state of shareholders, organizations need to maintain the ability to earn and pay dividends. This makes budget plans sensitive to the health of the largest companies.

The Russian federal budget has already received dividends of 722 billion rubles in 2026. The main flow was given by companies in the financial sector, the oil and gas industry and the transportation infrastructure, which distributed profits based on the results of 2025. The Ministry of Finance estimates the planned revenues for the entire year at 807.6 billion rubles, taking into account Sberbank's dividends. Therefore, 85.6 billion remain for the annual target. For the budget, this is a large source of income, directly related to the financial results of companies in which the state participates in capital. 838.4 billion rubles of dividends are planned for 2027, and 985.6 billion by 2029. Over three years, the target should increase by almost 178 billion compared to the 2026 plan. The growth of such revenues depends not only on profit distribution decisions: to transfer more money to the state of shareholders, organizations need to maintain the ability to earn and pay dividends. This makes budget plans sensitive to the health of the largest companies.