Gazprom shareholder structure 2021
As of 2021, the government of Russia controlled over 50 percent of shares of the gas company Gazprom, mostly through the Federal Agency for State Property Management, but also through the companies Rosneftegaz (fully owned by the state) and Rosgazifikatsiya (nearly 75 percent of shares are owned by the state). Furthermore, around 16.2 percent of Gazprom's shares were controlled by American Depository Receipts (ADR) holders, or The Bank of New York Mellon.
Key facts about Gazprom
In 1989, the Soviet Ministry of Gas Industry was converted into Gazprom, a corporation. Later, the company was privatized with the Russian government holding a majority. Currently, Gazprom’s headquarters are located in Moscow. The company has grown, increasing its total employee numbers from 393,600 in 2009 to 477,600 in 2020.
Gazprom owns some 24.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas reserves in Russia and accounts for nearly 66 percent of Russia’s gas production. The company is the largest extractor of natural gas in the world. Russia and the United States are some of the largest producers of natural gas in the world. Gazprom generated over 6.3 trillion Russian rubles in net revenues globally in 2020.
Key facts about Gazprom
In 1989, the Soviet Ministry of Gas Industry was converted into Gazprom, a corporation. Later, the company was privatized with the Russian government holding a majority. Currently, Gazprom’s headquarters are located in Moscow. The company has grown, increasing its total employee numbers from 393,600 in 2009 to 477,600 in 2020.
Gazprom owns some 24.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas reserves in Russia and accounts for nearly 66 percent of Russia’s gas production. The company is the largest extractor of natural gas in the world. Russia and the United States are some of the largest producers of natural gas in the world. Gazprom generated over 6.3 trillion Russian rubles in net revenues globally in 2020.
