Volga Group (Timchenko Family Office)
Private investment vehicle that manages the assets of Gennady Timchenko; set up in Luxembourg in 2007 as Volga Resources and renamed Volga Group in 2013.
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Family & background
- HEADQUARTERS
- Luxembourg
- FOUNDED
- 2007
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
Investment approach
- ROUTES
- Companies (own capital)
Overview
Wikipedia describes Volga Group as a privately held investment vehicle that manages assets on behalf of Gennady Timchenko, set up in 2007 as Volga Resources and renamed in June 2013. It lists holdings in energy, petrochemicals, construction, rail logistics, insurance and consumer goods, including stakes in Novatek and Sibur. These holdings date from about 2013 and have not been confirmed by a current primary source.
Holdings & investments (7)
- Novatek23% stake (as listed on Wikipedia, c. 2013)
- Sibur15.3% stake (as listed on Wikipedia, c. 2013)
- STG Group63% stake (as listed on Wikipedia, c. 2013)
- Transoil60% stake (as listed on Wikipedia, c. 2013)
- Sogaz12.5% stake (as listed on Wikipedia, c. 2013)
- Rörvik Timber79% stake (as listed on Wikipedia, c. 2013)
- Aquanika100% stake (as listed on Wikipedia, c. 2013)
People
Frequently asked questions
Volga Group (Timchenko Family Office) is a single family office based in Luxembourg, founded in 2007.
Volga Group (Timchenko Family Office) invests its own capital into companies.
Volga Group (Timchenko Family Office) invests in Industrial & Manufacturing and Consumer & E-commerce.
Key people at Volga Group (Timchenko Family Office) include Gennady Timchenko (Founder and main shareholder) and Chlodwig Reuter (Chairman of the board (as listed on Wikipedia)).
Volga Group (Timchenko Family Office)'s holdings and investments include Novatek, Sibur, STG Group, Transoil, Sogaz, Rörvik Timber and Aquanika.
No. Volga Group (Timchenko Family Office) invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.