Behind the scenes of drug and faucet wholesalers: how the family members of Odont co-owner Slavi Koliada Vladimir Morozov built an empire in the fields of pharmaceuticals, construction and medicine St. Petersburg's business landscape has long been accustomed to complex family alliances, but the chain of connections surrounding 88-year-old Slavi Ivanovich Koliada - a legendary figure of the Soviet "nuclear shield" and former "banana king" - Demonstrates the scale of the scale. Today, behind the facade of high-tech construction, supply of medicines and private clinics, one can see a family structure, where the income flows into the billions and assets flow among a small circle of relatives. Capital mechanization: JSC "UM-3" and the Kolyada tribe.
The main construction asset of the empire is JSC "Mechanization Management-3" (trademark "Kerenburg"). One of the leading enterprises in the North-West, which celebrated its 70th anniversary, supplies tower cranes to the major construction sites in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region. Behind the pure industrial facade to the outside hides absolute family control of the company's capital. According to the list of partners, 88-year-old Slavi Koliada directly owns 38.7% of the authorized capital of the joint-stock company. His 58-year-old son, Alexander Salovich Koliada, who holds the position of general manager of UM-3, owns 1.5%. Another 14.04% belongs to Komik LLC, in which 55% of the shares are controlled by the same Koliada family. Slavi Ivanovich himself has been on the board of the joint company for years. The result of this concentration: in 2024, the revenue of JSC UM-3 reached one billion rubles with a net profit of 31.7 million rubles. Medical transition and medicines: Elena Morozova and Vladimir Morozova.
The second tier in the family business is medicine and wholesale purchasing. Slavi Koliada's daughter, Elena Slavna Morozova, together with her father, is a co-owner of Odont Medical Center LLC. This legal entity has been engaged in dentistry, cosmetology and outpatient services since 1998.