SamaraEnergo
2.80
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RU0009084495
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- CEO
- Oleg Aleksandrovich Derbenev
- Full Time Employees
- 1,056
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Electric utilities
- Address
- House 9 Samara SM Russian Federation 443079
- IPO Date
- Feb 16, 2007
- Website
- samaraenergo.ru
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- SamaraEnergo (ticker: SAGO.ME) is a Russian electric utility company engaged in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity primarily within the Samara region of Russia. The company offers core services including electricity production from thermal power plants, high-voltage transmission networks, distribution grids for residential and industrial customers, and related energy management solutions. It operates a portfolio of power generation facilities with total capacity exceeding several gigawatts, alongside extensive distribution infrastructure serving urban and rural consumers; these encompass maintenance of substations, grid modernization projects, and retail electricity supply under regulated tariffs. Headquartered in Samara, Russia, and founded in 2005 as part of Russia's utility sector restructuring, SamaraEnergo focuses on the energy distribution segment of the electric power industry, targeting industrial enterprises, commercial entities, and households across the Volga Federal District. Its operations remain concentrated in Russia with no significant international presence noted. The company functions as a subsidiary within the broader Russian energy framework, adhering to federal energy market regulations. In recent developments, SamaraEnergo has pursued grid infrastructure upgrades to enhance reliability amid Russia's energy transition efforts, including investments in digital metering and renewable integration pilots within the last two years, though no major acquisitions, funding rounds, or partnerships have been publicly announced as of late 2025. These operational enhancements support compliance with national decarbonization goals and improved service continuity for its customer base. The company continues to prioritize capital expenditures on aging infrastructure without notable strategic shifts or reorganizations.