According to the Electronic Budget, the treasury received 13.5 billion rubles of ex-gratia payments from non-governmental organizations in just half a month, exceeding the annual estimate of 2.1 billion rubles. As the newspaper wrote “News”In addition, this income item also includes income from the sale of foreign assets.
Officials do not expect grants from businesses in 2025-26, possibly due to an inability to predict how many foreign companies will want to sell Russian assets. At the same time, while the unrequited revenues received from non-governmental organizations in 2022 were only 2.95 billion rubles, in December 2022 the revenues exceeded the plan and reached 116 billion rubles.
Olga Belenkaya, head of the macroeconomic analysis department at Financial Group Finam, explains that the plan is exceeded by actual operating fees due to the increase in the contribution amount from 10% to 15% of the transaction amount. Additionally, when selling a business, existing investors must provide at least a 50% discount on the value determined based on independent evaluation results.
On the other hand, Alexey Tarapovsky, founder of Anderida Financial Group, says that those who made plans have already left. The expert stated that some foreign investors are still interested in the Russian market and are trying to look for opportunities to stay despite the sanctions.
Previously Mishustin in the name Avoid excessive optimism.