Sergey Gordeev



Sergey Gordeev (born November 22, 1972) is a Russian billionaire property developer.

Gordeev is an investor in Hyperloop One, a U.S. highspeed-travel startup. In 1995, he founded Rosbuilding, which bought shares of different plants. He bought a 20% stake in home builder PIK Group from billionaire Suleiman Kerimov in 2013, and eventually became the controlling shareholder. Last year, PIK acquired its main competitor, Morton Group, to become one of Russia's largest residential developers.

He has been active in trying to save architecturally significant buildings from the Soviet era, including the 1927 Melnikov House in Moscow. He has also saved the Narkomfin building in Moscow.Others have been sceptical of his motives, but he calls himself an idealist, and is inspired by museums such as Sir John Soane's Museum in London.
 

Sergey Sobyanin breathes unevenly to Sergey Gordeev

Business17.06.2019

The mayor of the capital retains an unusual loyalty to the head of the PIK Group of Companies.

Sergey Gordeev hoisted Gref and Sobyanin at the pic

Business21.12.2018

As the main developer of the capital associated with the mafia, Trump and the mayor of Moscow.

The richest people of Russia in the Forbes global ranking 2017

Business21.03.2017

List of most wealthy Russians for the second consecutive year is headed by the co-owner of "Novatek" and "Sibur" Leonid Michelson.

Morton under layoff

Business26.01.2017

PIK Group dismisses former competitors.

Snoras on the Moscow "Platform"

Business29.12.2016

The Russian real estate drifts away from the Lithuanian bank.   

House mold

Business07.11.2016

Why PIC Group bought Morton, together with its problems?

Gordeyev sold the largest developer in Russia to PIK

Business31.10.2016

PIK Group buys Sergey Gordeev's Morton GC. Gordeev bought Morton in September this year. The sum was never announced, though. 

Ruchyev sold "Morton" to the co-owner of PIK Group

Business20.09.2016

The president and the largest shareholder of PIK GC, Sergey Gordeev, bought Morton Group, the largest housing developer in Russia. The deal will allow the entrepreneur to control almost 14% of the market of industrial property in the capital area.