Yakutia’s 1 Trillion Ruble Investment Plan Unfolds Over Three Decades
The Yakutia Development Corporation has outlined an ambitious investment strategy spanning nearly three decades. By 2050, the organisation aims to expand its portfolio to 1 trillion rubles, with key milestones set for 2032. The plan is structured in three distinct phases, each targeting different financial and developmental goals.
The first phase, running from 2025 to 2027, will concentrate on launching initial investment projects and re-establishing the corporation’s venture fund. During this period, project companies will be set up, laying the groundwork for future growth. Special attention will also go to tourism, territorial marketing, and boosting exports for small and medium-sized businesses.
Between 2028 and 2030, the second phase will push for public stock listings and equity stakes in major firms. This stage will also see expansion into the creative economy, broadening the corporation’s influence across sectors. The goal is to diversify holdings while increasing overall portfolio value. The final phase, from 2031 to 2032, will focus on stabilising the investment portfolio and generating steady income through dividends. By the end of this period, the corporation plans to complete at least five initial public offerings (IPOs) of its portfolio companies. Priority sectors include technological innovation, scientific leadership, and infrastructure development, alongside ongoing support for key industries.
The corporation’s long-term vision targets a portfolio worth 1 trillion rubles by 2050. Before then, an intermediate goal of 100 billion rubles is set for 2032. The phased approach ensures gradual growth while addressing investment, economic reform, and sector-specific development.
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