Revenue of Cyrillic Group according to IFRS for 2025 increased 2-fold to 49.27 billion rubles. compared to 24.27 billion rubles a year earlier. This is stated in the company's message.
The dynamics are driven by increased sales of fuel and petrochemicals, as well as the launch of a new brokerage business.
Net profit increased 4 times to 1.9 billion rubles from 475 million rubles. The growth factors of the indicator were an increase in gross profit while increasing control over operating costs.
Adjusted EBITDA increased 4 times to 4.3 billion rubles.
Investments (capital expenditures for the purchase of fixed assets and intangible assets) increased by 45% to 377 million rubles.
The volume of oil and petroleum products supplies increased by 71% to 890 thousand tons. The main growth driver is the expansion of cooperation with WINK and private refineries, as well as the development of its own logistics.
The volume of grain supplies amounted to 86 thousand tons.
In 2025-2026, deals were completed on the purchase of two oil loading terminals in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug and the Orenburg Region with a combined storage and transshipment capacity of up to 900 thousand tons per year.
JSC "Cyrillica" has completed the transfer of the exclusive rights to use patents for the technology of thermochemical effects to the subsidiary oil company "Oil Resource". The rights were included in the authorized capital of Oil Resource LLC in the form of a non-monetary contribution from the sole participant of the company.
Cyrillica is an independent company that invests in key sectors of the Russian economy.
The first company of the group was founded in 2014. The group's perimeter includes oil trading company Oil Resource, grain trader Zemlitsa, its own logistics park, two oil loading terminals in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug and Orenburg region, a scientific and technological center and other assets.
The Group's key business areas are concentrated around strategically important sectors of the Russian economy, in particular, the oil and gas industry (supplies of oil and petroleum products, development of technologies for hard-to-recover reserves) and the agro-industrial industry (exports and domestic supplies of grain crops).
The issuers of the exchange—traded bonds are JSC Cyrillica and a subsidiary of the holding, LLC Oil Resource.
