As journalists wrote, Maria Vorontsova, Putin’s eldest daughter, earned 855 million rubles. Young Ekaterina Tikhonova showed a more modest profit – 290 million rubles.
Companies allegedly owned by Ekaterina Tikhonova and Maria Vorontsova, daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin, earned more than 1.2 billion rubles in the year Russia waged an all-out war against Ukraine. The Telegram channel “We can explain” writes about it.
For the first time in history, it was reported that the profits of the companies exceeded 1 billion rubles. For example, the New Medical Company (Nomeko), owned by Vorontsova, managed to earn 855 million rubles in 2022. The firm is involved in projects in the field of nuclear medicine, and is also involved in the creation of a multifunctional medical complex in the Leningrad region of Russia.
According to journalists, in 2019 the company’s activities were unprofitable. In 2022, Nomeco acquired SOGAZ Pharmaceuticals clinics, where Wagner PMC mercenaries were treated. Subsidiary Nomeco Management earned another 7 million rubles.
The material also states that the National Foundation for Intellectual Development (NIR), owned by Ekaterina Tikhonova, earned 265 million rubles in 2022. Last year, the five subsidiaries belonging to the fund managed to earn another 26 million rubles.
NIR reportedly conducts research in the fields of oil production, geology, biotechnology and chemistry. Tikhonova holds the post of general manager there.
It is worth noting that on January 13, Russian journalists reported that Putin’s daughters earned 10 million rubles directly in 2022. Last year, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s eldest daughter, Maria Vorontsova, earned 9.6 million rubles, and the youngest, Katerina Tikhonova, 5.7 million rubles.
Source: Focus
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