NovaBev Group will allocate more than 1 billion rubles for dividends

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AK&M 01 October 2026 16:15

NovaBev Group will pay dividends from retained net income of more than 1 billion rubles as of June 30, 2026. This is stated in the company's message.

8 rubles were accrued per share. The dividends must be paid by November 17, 2026.

It should be recalled that NovaBev Group paid dividends at the expense of undistributed net profit of previous years for 1.24 billion rubles, of which 628.8 million rubles were paid to the nominal holder.

Novabev Group (formerly Beluga Group; PJSC NovaBev Group; TIN 7705634425) is a Russian alcohol company. The Group owns distilleries, a distillery, the Golubitskoye Estate wine farm, its own distribution system and a network of retail stores VinLab.

The authorized capital of PJSC NovaBev Group as of December 31, 2025 is RUB 12.64 billion.

The net profit of PJSC NovaBev Group according to RAS for 2025 fell by 68.3% to 3.3 billion rubles from 10.44 billion rubles a year earlier. Revenue fell by 34% to 3.9 billion rubles from 5.9 billion rubles.

As part of other accounts receivable, the debt on payment of dividends for 4.4 billion rubles is reflected. In the reporting period, dividends for 2024 were announced at the rate of 25 rubles. per share, as well as for the first half of 2025 at the rate of 20 rubles. per share. In 2025, the Company paid remuneration and dividends to the main management staff in the amount of 157.118 million rubles.

The company's report for 2024 reflected the debt on the payment of dividends by 2.49 billion rubles.

Novabev Group's net profit under IFRS for 2025 increased by 13% to 5.169 billion rubles. compared to 4.588 billion rubles a year earlier. Revenue increased by 10% to 149.266 billion rubles from 135.464 billion rubles, gross profit — by 11% to 53.65 billion rubles from 48.352 billion rubles, EBITDA — by 14% to 21.2 billion rubles from 18.658 billion rubles.

According to the financial statements, the company paid dividends for 2024 (25 rubles per share) and the first half of 2025 (20 rubles).