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Mail Service

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Russian Post

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Main article: Digitalization of Russian Post

Post Service operates in all regions of the Russian Federation, including the Central Region, the South, the Urals, Siberia and the Far East. The Company maintains all IT systems of the Post on the first and second lines of technical support, and is also responsible for supporting the IT infrastructure of the Post, which has about 900 thousand units of equipment (data as of April 2022).

Performance indicators

2024: Revenue reduction by 8.4% to RUB 6.34 bln

As TAdviser found out in early August 2025, Post Service, a subsidiary of the IT structure of Russian Post, received revenue of 6.34 billion rubles in 2024. This is 8.4% less than in the previous year, when the figure was 6.93 billion rubles.

In the rating "TAdviser500: The largest IT companies in Russia," prepared by the analytical center TAdviser in August 2025, the company took 118th place. The revenue of the legal entity from the financial statements for 2023-2024 was taken into account. Excluding VAT. Read more here.

The cost of sales year-on-year decreased by 5.1% - from 6.2 billion rubles to 5.88 billion rubles. Management expenses decreased by 9.3%, amounting to 300.07 million rubles against 330.84 million rubles in 2023. Under the article "other income," a drop of 70.7% was recorded - from 204.67 million rubles to 59.88 million rubles. At the same time, other expenses soared by 172.5% - from 27.8 million rubles to 75.75 million rubles.


Sales of products, goods, works and services brought 6.04 billion rubles: this is 3.5% more compared to the previous year, when 5.84 billion rubles were received. Payments to suppliers (contractors) for raw materials, materials, works and services increased by 13.8% - from 2.44 billion rubles to 2.78 billion rubles. Costs in connection with the remuneration of workers decreased by 1.9%, amounting to 3.15 billion rubles against 3.21 billion rubles in 2023.

Gross profit on an annualized basis decreased by a third - from 727.55 million rubles to 461.13 million rubles. Profit from sales collapsed by 61.5% - from 396.71 million rubles to 152.73 million rubles. The company received 139.72 million rubles of net profit, which is 69.4% less than in the previous year (455.97 million rubles).

Accounts receivable as of December 31, 2024 are indicated in the amount of 1.49 billion rubles: this is 1.7% less than in the previous year, when the figure was 1.51 billion rubles. Accounts payable decreased by almost a quarter - from 1.43 billion rubles to 1.09 billion rubles. Net assets amount to 270.66 million rubles against 586.91 million rubles in 2023.[1]

History

2022: Increase in salaries of IT specialists - 1.1 billion rubles were allocated for this

Since April 2022, Russian Post has been raising wages for employees of its IT subsidiaries. Representatives of the Post reported this to TAdviser on April 27, 2022. For these purposes, the postal and logistics company allocated 1.1 billion rubles.

"Russian Post" will increase the salaries of IT specialists "Postatech" and "Mail Service"

As explained in the "Post," the increase in salaries will affect two IT subsidiaries: "Mail Service" and "Postal Technologies." Pochtatech is responsible for the creation of digital products of Russian Post. Development centers are located in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Pushkin, Innopolis, Rostov-on-Don, Omsk and Izhevsk. The company employs more than 1,300 employees, who received an average 20% salary increase.

It is also planned to increase wages for all employees of the Post Service company. The increase will be up to 20%, depending on the competencies of employees, the project load and the period from the previous indexation. Employees of Post Service work in all regions of the Russian Federation, including the Central Region, the South, the Urals, Siberia and the Far East. The Company maintains all IT systems of the Mail on the first and second lines of technical support, and is also responsible for supporting the IT infrastructure of the Mail, which has about 900 thousand units of equipment.

"The digital transformation of the Mail would not have been possible without talented developers, engineers and other IT specialists. Therefore, it is so important to constantly work on the working conditions of the postal IT team, - said Maxim Akimov, General Director of Russian Post. - Every day, the Postatech and Mail Service teams are improving our systems to make it more convenient for millions of customers to use the Mail services. And client comfort is our absolute priority. "

2021: Russian Post has created a company to service its IT infrastructure

On August 17, 2021, Russian Post announced the creation of a subsidiary of Mail Service, which will be responsible for servicing the IT infrastructure of the federal postal operator, mainly in the regions.

It is assumed that the staff of Post Service will reach 3,600 employees by the end of 2021, including those transferred from the regions, other divisions and hired additionally. Evgeny Novikov, who previously held senior positions at Lukoil-inform, RCNTEC and Voskhod Research Institute, has been appointed CEO of the new company.

Russian Post has formed the Mail Service company to service its IT infrastructure

By August 17, 2021, maintenance of computer equipment, video cameras, access systems, bank terminals, cash registers, etc., is partially carried out by regional contractors, partially by employees of various divisions of Russian Post. Mail Service will take over this work, so Russian Post hopes to reduce the cost of supporting IT infrastructure by 15-20%.

Mail Service will take over the operation of information systems, as well as all the final equipment of Russian Post, which is about 900 thousand units of equipment. The subsidiary will also serve all IT systems of Russian Post as the first technical support line and support back-office systems.

The creation of Mail Service will create more attractive conditions for IT specialists, as well as flexibly and quickly solve maintenance and repair tasks. In addition, we expect to significantly reduce the total cost of ownership of IT infrastructure and endpoints. In the future, it is also planned to enter the external service market and compete with existing players, "said Vladimir Savkin, Deputy General Director of Russian Post for Information Technologies and Digital Services Development.[2]

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