February 26, 2015 at 12:50Forbes ranked the 20 most expensive Runet companies
In 2014, according to Forbes, record-breaking deals in the market were not for the first time related to foreign investors. Mail.ru consolidated 48% of VKontakte for almost $ 1.5 billion and, as it turned out today , was going to sell Headhunter HR resource to Elbrus Capital for $ 208 million - the deal stopped at the last stages. Yandex acquired Auto.ru for $ 175 million.
These three transactions reflect the main trend of the past year and a half in RuNet: the change of foreign investors to Russian, disposal of non-core assets, and consolidation.
At the same time, foreign funds are gradually reducing activity in Russia: Luxembourg-based Mangrove Capital Partners (KupiVip and Oktogo) suspended their activities in Russia, the American Tiger Global reduced its stake in Wikimart, where part of the shares went to a group of domestic investors headed by Anatoly Goncharov, chairman of the board of directors of Finprombank. Ostrovok.ru left General Catalyst and Accel Partners. It is not only a matter of politics - over the past year, venture capital fund portfolios have depreciated 1.5-2 times.
The current rating of Russian Forbes startups for the first time was compiled according to a new method - not by revenue, but by cost. For public companies, this is market capitalization; for non-public companies, the cost was calculated based on multiples of peers, transactions and expert estimates. Forbes notes that all numbers are Forbes' expert judgment, not financial documents that reflect the true value of a company.
These three transactions reflect the main trend of the past year and a half in RuNet: the change of foreign investors to Russian, disposal of non-core assets, and consolidation.
At the same time, foreign funds are gradually reducing activity in Russia: Luxembourg-based Mangrove Capital Partners (KupiVip and Oktogo) suspended their activities in Russia, the American Tiger Global reduced its stake in Wikimart, where part of the shares went to a group of domestic investors headed by Anatoly Goncharov, chairman of the board of directors of Finprombank. Ostrovok.ru left General Catalyst and Accel Partners. It is not only a matter of politics - over the past year, venture capital fund portfolios have depreciated 1.5-2 times.
The current rating of Russian Forbes startups for the first time was compiled according to a new method - not by revenue, but by cost. For public companies, this is market capitalization; for non-public companies, the cost was calculated based on multiples of peers, transactions and expert estimates. Forbes notes that all numbers are Forbes' expert judgment, not financial documents that reflect the true value of a company.
- Yandex - $ 5.2 billion. Revenue per employee: 8.5 million rubles.
- Mail.ru Group - $ 3.3 billion. Revenue per employee: 10.8 million rubles
- Yulmart - $ 1.4 billion. Revenue per employee: 9.7 million rubles.
- Citylink - $ 990 million. Revenue per employee: 12.8 million rubles.
- Avito - $ 830 million. Revenue per employee: 18.7 million rubles.
- Ozon Holdings - $ 694 million. Revenue per employee: 12.2 million rubles.
- Wildberries - $ 665 million. Revenue per employee: 3.6 million rubles.
- Exist - $ 650 million. Revenue per employee: unknown
- Holodilnik.ru - $ 380 million. Revenue per employee: 18.2 million rubles
- Platform Utinet.ru - $ 300 million. Revenue per employee: 8 million rubles
- Social Quantum - $ 270 million. Revenue per employee: unknown
- Enter - $ 220 million. Revenue per employee: 3.6 million rubles.
- HeadHunter - $ 208 million. Revenue per employee: 6 million rubles.
- Lamoda - $ 200 million. Revenue per employee: 19 million rubles.
- KupiVip - $ 180 million. Revenue per employee: 9.7 million rubles.
- Utkonos - $ 160 million. Revenue per employee: 1.83 million rubles
- 2GIS - $ 150 million. Revenue per employee: 13.6 million rubles
- All Instruments.ru - $ 126 million. Revenue per employee: 6.4 million rubles
- CIAN Group - $ 120 million. Revenue per employee: unknown
- Drom.ru - $ 100 million. Revenue per employee: 10 million rubles