Magnit and Mosenergosbyt will provide 75 convenience stores in Moscow with electricity generated by wind farms. This is stated in the company's message.
The retail chain bought "green" certificates confirming the production of 13 million kWh of electricity from renewable sources. This volume will fully compensate for the annual energy consumption of 75 retail outlets in the capital by the end of the year.
Mosenergosbyt became a partner of the transaction, provided registration and repayment of certificates in the interests of Magnit.
The electricity, confirmed by "green" certificates, was generated at the Tselinskaya, Salynskaya and Kochubeyevskaya wind farms. The green certificate ensures that the equivalent amount of energy consumed corresponds to generation from renewable sources.
PJSC Magnit (Krasnodar, TIN 2309085638) is a holding company of a group of companies engaged in retail trade through a chain of stores of the same name.
The total number of stores of the chain as of December 31, 2024 amounted to 31,483 thousand. The total retail area was 10.934 million square meters.
Magnit's RAS net profit for 2024 fell by 35% to 63.778 billion rubles from 98.34 billion rubles a year earlier. Revenue fell by 26% to 412.06 million rubles from 558.67 million rubles, gross profit — by 30% to 347.255 million rubles from 495.715 million rubles. The loss from sales amounted to 1.289 billion rubles against a profit of 40.43 million rubles.
Magnit's profit under IFRS for 2024 fell by 24% to RUB 44.3 billion from RUB 58.7 billion a year earlier. Revenue increased by 19.6% to 3.04 trillion rubles from 2.5 trillion rubles. EBITDA amounted to 171.9 billion rubles.
JSC Tander is the main operating company of the Magnit Group. The founder of JSC Thunder is PJSC Magnit, which owns 100% of the company's shares.
The net profit of JSC Thunder according to RAS for 2024 fell by 26% to 46.419 billion rubles from 62.9 billion rubles a year earlier. Revenue increased by 16.6% to 2.7 trillion rubles from 2.3 trillion rubles, gross profit — by 16% to 796.4 billion rubles from 686.7 billion rubles.
