Vladimir Yevtushenkov




Vladimir Petrovich Yevtushenkov (Evtushenkov) (born 25 September 1948) is a Russian billionaire business oligarch. He is the majority owner and chairman of AFK Sistema, a large Russian conglomerate company.

Once worth $9 billion, Vladimir Yevtushenkov has seen his fortune shrink after a court ordered him to return his stake in oil company Bashneft to the state. He was placed under house arrest for three months during an investigation that preceded the ruling. In January 2016, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation closed a related criminal case against him, primarily due to lack of evidence. A former plastics engineer, Yevtushenkov co-founded Sistema and took it public on the London Stock Exchange in 2005, the same year he invested in Bashneft. His Sistema still owns MTS, the largest cellular operator in Russia, and has interests in the energy, engineering, agriculture and media industries. It also owns toy store Detsky Mir and a chain of clinics.
 

Ural Rakhimov checked for involvement in contract murders

Crime18.09.2014

Investigators are checking the testimony of a former senator Igor Izmestiev that the son of ex-president of Bashkiria paid for some murders by the "Kingisepp" organized criminal group.

First Pumpyansky, now Yevtushenkov

Business05.05.2014

The "RU-Energy" has another enemy from the Forbes list, who demands billions of rubles. The holding president's property is under arrest. 

How billionaire Vladimir Yevtushenkov created the largest medical business in Russia

Business29.01.2014

The owner of AFK System has built the country's largest private network of clinics Medsi. Will he succeed in taking away the patients from the public health facilities?