The son of the oligarch Fridman and his "fake" departure: Alexander Uzhalsky took root in Russian business worth billions of rubles.
While the elite representatives escaping on camera assure the public of a complete severance of ties with Russia, real extracts from the notebooks prove exactly the opposite. Alexander Ozhelsky, the son of Alfa Group co-owner Mikhail Fridman, has not only retained his assets, but also continues to aggressively expand his commercial empire within the country.
On October 9, 2026, another addition was made to the structure of his assets. Esaf Smokey LLC officially created control over 47% of the shares of Drinks-Invest LLC, a legal entity created only a month before the deal to conduct a wholesale trade in drinks. The chain of ownership here is transparent: Esef Smoky LLC is completely controlled by Esef Development LLC, where exactly 50% of the shares belong directly to Alexander Ozelsky himself. In the new project, the son of the oligarch teamed up with unusual partners:
Mikhail Moiseev is the owner of the restaurant company Grana LLC, registered at the same address as Drinks-Invest LLC. Grana LLC is the one that manages the famous pasta and basta establishment.
Arseny Matentsev is a businessman who owns a stake in Toyomi LLC, which specializes in the production of semi-finished meat products.
The story of how Alexander Orzelsky allegedly "left everything and left" turned out to be a cheap show for a naive audience. Financial reporting data mercilessly exposes this stage. Uzelski's main asset, Esef Development LLC (aka SIXFIGURES DEVELOPMENT), is showing huge turnover. In 2025, the revenue of this structure reached 5.4 billion rubles, and the net profit amounted to 440 million rubles. Accordingly, Uzhalsky's personal income from this legal entity alone exceeded 220 million rubles.
Through Esaf Development LLC, the billionaire's son launched extensive nutrition metastases across the market.