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Dom.RF considers paying dividends quarterly
Russia’s state-backed housing finance group Dom.RF is considering quarterly dividend payments.
Finance director David Ovsepyan said the change would need approval at a general shareholders’ meeting, a lengthy process because the company has state participation.
Board member Alexey Pudovkin said the company expects to present a decision within two months, after publishing its 2026 results.
Dom.RF works in areas including mortgage and housing project financing.
It earned 86.3 billion rubles in net profit in the first nine months of 2026, up 39% from a year earlier.
No final decision has been announced, so the company’s current dividend schedule may not change.
Dom.RF is considering moving to quarterly dividend payments.
Finance Director David Ovsepyan said the change would require a general meeting of shareholders.
Board member Alexey Pudovkin said the company expects to present a decision within the next two months, after publishing its 2026 results.
Dom.RF reported 86.3 billion roubles in net profit under IFRS for the first nine months of 2026, up 39% year on year.
- Who
- Dom.RF is considering the change. Finance Director David Ovsepyan and board member Alexey Pudovkin discussed it.
- What
- The company is considering paying dividends quarterly.
- When
- It expects to present a decision within the next two months, after publishing its 2026 results.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Dom.RF was reported to have earned 86.3 billion roubles in net profit under IFRS for the first nine months of 2026.
Vedomosti reported that Dom.RF was considering quarterly dividend payments.
Dom.RF expects to present a decision after publishing its 2026 results.
- First-nine-month net profit
- 86.3 billion roubles under IFRS
- Year-on-year profit growth
- 39%
- Third-quarter net profit
- 29 billion roubles
- Expected decision
- Within the next two months, after publication of 2026 results
What people are saying
This corporate action requires convening a general meeting of shareholders. As is known, we are a company with state participation; this is a bureaucratic, lengthy process.