15 Facts About Sergei Gordeev

Sergei Eduardovich Gordeev is a Russian billionaire businessman, and the main shareholder and former CEO of PIK Group, a Russian real estate firm.

In 1995, Gordeev founded the company "Rosbuilding", which he led until March 1998.

In 2007, Sergei Gordeev founded the Horus Capital property development company, specialising in the construction and redevelopment of office and residential buildings.

In 2010, Sergei Gordeev sold Horus-Capital to O1 Properties, owned by billionaire Boris Mints.

In 2013, Sergei Gordeev partnered with the entrepreneur Alexander Mamut to acquire a stake in PIK from a subsidiary of the Suleyman Kerimov Foundation.

Since 2014, Sergei Gordeev has been the CEO and Chairman of the management board of PIK.

In 2022, Sergei Gordeev left the position of PIK Group CEO.

Sergei Gordeev was actively involved with the initial investment phase of Hyperloop One, a high-speed travel start-up.

At the Federation Council, Sergei Gordeev was a member of the Culture Commission.

In 2010, Sergei Gordeev announced that he was ending his political career to focus on his business interests.

Sergei Gordeev had it refurbished and turned into a public museum, and donated it to the state.

Sergei Gordeev donated his collection of architectural graphics featuring works of Leonidov, Zholtovsky, Chernikhov, Vesninykh and Fomin to the Schusev Museum of Architecture.

Sergei Gordeev restored the Narkomfin building, designed by Moisei Ginsburg in the late 1920s, and one of the most significant constructivist buildings in Moscow.

In May 2010, Perm projects, the Museum of Modern Art and the Opera and Ballet Theatre, both financed by Sergei Gordeev, were award the Grand Prix of the Moscow Biennale of Architecture.

In 2010, Sergei Gordeev was awarded a diploma for his contribution to the development of the city of Perm.