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PJSC Ingrad

INGR
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Public Joint Stock Company "INGRAD" (formerly JSC OPIN), together with its... Public Joint Stock Company "INGRAD" (formerly JSC OPIN), together with its affiliated companies, is a Russian real estate firm actively engaged in the complete property lifecycle, encompassing investment, development, management, and divestment of projects within Russia. The company's principal areas of concentration include office buildings, extensive residential complexes, housing tailored for the middle-income demographic, retail centers, and hotels. Its substantial property holdings feature notable developments such as Pavlovo (including Pavlovo Podvorye and Pavlovo I), Domnikov, Pestovo, Martemianovo, the Sochi Hotel and Residential Complex, Lukino, Gorki-10, Large Pestovo, and Zavidovo. Additionally, Ingrad possesses significant project assets in the Klinsky and Dmitrovsky districts, and the Tver region. Beyond its core real estate activities, the company is involved in the fabrication and supply of prefabricated homes, and also offers hotel services. Ingrad caters to a diverse clientele, including contractors, individuals buying and selling property, tenants, and banking institutions. The company was established in Moscow in 2002 and operates as a subsidiary of Limited Liability Company Concern ROSSIUM.
Share Price
$21.93
Last synced: 2026-08-28
Market Cap
$904.00M
Change (1 day)
0.00%
Change (1 year)
8.78%
Country
RU
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P/E ratio as of 2026 TTM: 0
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