- CEO
- Gennadiy Bogatyrev
- Full Time Employees
- 11,190
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- Building 5 Moscow MC Russian Federation 121087
- IPO Date
- Nov 3, 2010
- Business
- PJSC Mostotrest specializes in the construction, reconstruction, and maintenance of transport infrastructure, including road and railway bridges, highways, city bridges, tunnels, traffic interchanges, airfields, airports, and other engineering structures across Russia. The company offers advanced proprietary technologies for bridge construction such as pre-stressed concrete structures, steel-concrete bridges, deep foundation piling, quay structures, and high-pylon spans with large clearances; it also provides project management, repair, overhaul, and toll-based operation of highways through subsidiaries like Mostotrest-Service and united toll systems. Founded in 1930 and headquartered at 6 Barklaya Street, Building 5, Moscow, Russia, Mostotrest operates 15 branches nationwide with over 33,000 employees, serving primarily regional and municipal authorities as well as national projects.
Mostotrest holds a leading position in Russia's infrastructure sector, having completed more than 7,700 facilities since inception, including landmark projects like the Kerch Strait Bridge, M-11 Moscow-Saint Petersburg highway segments, Bolshoi Obukhovskiy Bridge over the Neva River, Zhivopisniy Bridge over the Moskva River, and airports such as Sheremetyevo-2, Norilsk, and Strigino.
Ownership rests primarily with Stroyproektholding LLC, controlled by Arkady Rotenberg, which holds 97% of shares as of August 2023; the company became a public joint-stock entity in 2010 with shares listed on the Moscow Exchange under ticker MSTT.ME.
Recent leadership changes include the appointment of Evgeny Chibyshev as general director in February 2025, following Alexander Skorochkin in September 2023 and Denis Poluektov as interim CEO from October 2024 to January 2025; revenue grew 3.2% to RUB 4 billion in 2024 amid ongoing state contracts despite international sanctions.