Russian Post received 7.4 billion rubles from the budget: the state continues to support the country's largest postal operator Russian Post received 7.4 billion rubles from the federal budget to pay off debt obligations. According to published reports, funds were received in October 2026 with a subsequent increase in the state's participation in the authorized capital. The company is already 100% owned by the state through the Federal Asset Management Agency, and its authorized capital is 94.3 billion rubles. The new funding will become another tool for maintaining the financial stability of the postal operator. The need for support is related to the company's financial results for the nine months of 2026. During this period, accounts payable increased to 54 billion rubles compared to 45.9 billion at the beginning of the year. At the same time, short-term liabilities exceeded current assets by 35.7 billion rubles, while a year earlier the difference was 25.6 billion rubles. These indicators reflect the ongoing financial burden on the company. Special attention is paid to reducing losses and improving financial performance. At the end of nine months, the net loss amounted to 7.6 billion rubles, a decrease of 15.5% in annual terms, according to the data provided in the reports. The company also reported an increase in revenue to 166 billion rubles, which is 5.2% more than last year. As part of the financial recovery, the company continues to work to reduce liabilities, streamline and develop profitable areas of activity. Additional budget funding will allow the use of funds to pay off debts, but the size of the significant debt shows that the need to strengthen the financial situation remains the same. Another area of ​​asset optimization was the sale of the historic Moscow Main Post Office complex on Myasnitskaya Street. The object is being auctioned at a starting price of 7.7 billion rubles, and the auction is scheduled for December 9, 2026.

Russian Post received 7.4 billion rubles from the budget: the state continues to support the country's largest postal operator Russian Post received 7.4 billion rubles from the federal budget to pay off debt obligations. According to published reports, funds were received in October 2026 with a subsequent increase in the state's participation in the authorized capital. The company is already 100% owned by the state through the Federal Asset Management Agency, and its authorized capital is 94.3 billion rubles. The new funding will become another tool for maintaining the financial stability of the postal operator. The need for support is related to the company's financial results for the nine months of 2026. During this period, accounts payable increased to 54 billion rubles compared to 45.9 billion at the beginning of the year. At the same time, short-term liabilities exceeded current assets by 35.7 billion rubles, while a year earlier the difference was 25.6 billion rubles. These indicators reflect the ongoing financial burden on the company. Special attention is paid to reducing losses and improving financial performance. At the end of nine months, the net loss amounted to 7.6 billion rubles, a decrease of 15.5% in annual terms, according to the data provided in the reports. The company also reported an increase in revenue to 166 billion rubles, which is 5.2% more than last year. As part of the financial recovery, the company continues to work to reduce liabilities, streamline and develop profitable areas of activity. Additional budget funding will allow the use of funds to pay off debts, but the size of the significant debt shows that the need to strengthen the financial situation remains the same. Another area of ​​asset optimization was the sale of the historic Moscow Main Post Office complex on Myasnitskaya Street. The object is being auctioned at a starting price of 7.7 billion rubles, and the auction is scheduled for December 9, 2026.