Most recently, Forbes published a list of the richest wives of Russian parliamentarians. And now the new rating, which included richest women in Russia... This time the experts analyzed the income from their own business activities of beautiful ladies.
Let's take a look at the top ten of the ranking of the richest Russian women. Each of them has its own source of profit - real estate, cargo transportation, IT, insurance or the real sector of the economy.
10. Tatiana Bakalchuk ($ 155 million)
Tatyana is the founder and co-owner of Wildberries.ru, the largest online clothing and accessories store in Russia. She started her business by delivering clothes from Germany, sorting parcels in her own apartment. Today the store sells products from over a hundred different brands.
9. Love Khoba ($ 175 million)
Khoba is the chief accountant and former vice president of Lukoil Oil Company. Lyubov is a candidate of economic sciences and holder of the title of Honored Economist of the RF. She has been working in Lukoil since 1993.
7-8. Nadezhda Martyanova ($ 180 million)
The general director of the Moscow Joint Stock Insurance Company is also a member of the Presidium of the All-Russian Union of Insurers, as well as the chairman of the social insurance committee.
7-8. Natalia Fileva ($ 180 million)
Fileva is a shareholder and first deputy general director for finance, economics and commercial work of Siberia Airlines (S7 Airlines). The head of the company is Natalia's husband Vladislav Filev.
6. Guzelia Safina ($ 210 million)
Guzelia is a shareholder and deputy general director for economics and finance at Taif. According to Forbes experts, this oil company is the largest among non-public companies in Russia.
5. Natalya Kasperskaya ($ 220 million)
Natalia is the CEO of InfoWatch IT company, one of the leaders in the corporate information security systems market. Until June 2011, Kaspersky was the head of Kaspersky Lab for about 15 years.
4. Muslim Latypova ($ 300 million)
Muslima is the general director of the Behetle retail company. Latypova is the owner of the medal of the Order of Glory to Russia, winner of the all-Russian competitions “Manager of the Year” and “Man of Trade”.
3. Olga Belyavtseva ($ 400 million)
Olga earned most of her capital from the sale of shares in the Lebedyansky plant to PepsiCo. Today Belyavtseva is a member of the board of directors of the Progress Capital company, which produces baby food FrutoNyanya, Malysham and Lipetsk pump room water.
2. Natalia Lutsenko ($ 550 million)
Natalya Lutsenko's income comes from the Sodruzhestvo Group of Companies, the largest supplier of soybeans on the Russian market and a manufacturer of various vegetable oils. Natalia began to create her own business in 1994 together with her husband.
1.Elena Baturina ($ 1.1 billion)
The wife of the ex-mayor of Moscow, the richest woman in Russia. She now lives in London and does not intend to do business in Russia. The main income of Baturina comes from Inteco Management Corporation, which carries out investment activities and real estate operations.