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In February 2026, the Russian manufacturer of pasta and flour "Makfa" presented the financial and operational results of work for 2025. The company's net profit amounted to 4.5 billion rubles, which is 64% higher than in 2024. Revenue reached 32 billion rubles, showing an increase of 10%.
According to Kommersant, the company's physical sales volumes also increased: the sale of pasta increased by 5.8 thousand tons, and packaged flour - by 18.3 thousand tons. These results are one of the highest in the history of the enterprise.
In 2025, the volume of sales of Makfa products through marketplaces reached 1.2 billion rubles. Through these channels, the company's full range of products is realized.
The Makfa investment program in 2025 was aimed at the technical re-equipment of production facilities. The main tasks are the introduction of automation in production, improving the quality of products, as well as optimizing the management of personnel, production loads and supply chains. In response to consumer requests, the range was expanded with Wellness's pasta line.
Export activities remain a strategic priority. According to Kommersant, in 2025, Makfa delivered about 70 thousand tons of products worth over 3.5 billion rubles to foreign markets. The geography of supplies included, Lebanon,, Egypt,, and Qatar Iraq. Oman To Gang Thailand Work is underway to enter the markets,,, and. Australia Argentina Vietnam India Cooperation with the BRICS countries is actively developing with the support of the Russian Export Center.
The company focuses on supporting local agricultural producers by developing partnerships with them. In 2025, the total amount of tax deductions increased compared to 2024. The average monthly salary of personnel increased by 19.6% and amounted to 102.7 thousand rubles.[1]
Macfa JSC, a major producer of pasta, flour and cereals, in 2024 increased revenue by 23.2%, bringing it to ₽29,15 billion. At the same time, the company's net profit under RAS decreased by 23.2% and amounted to ₽2,76 billion. Such data are posted in a company report published in early April 2025.
According to Finmarket, the sale of pasta increased by 28.3% - to ₽14,63 billion. Sales of flour at the production site in Roshchino (Chelyabinsk) increased by 15.9%, reaching ₽5,14 billion. At the Georgievsk site (Stavropol Territory), sales increased by 22%, amounting to ₽2,44 billion, and at the Kurgan site (Kurgan Region) - by 14%, to ₽3,52 billion.
The company also recorded a significant increase in sales of a number of products: rice sales increased by 51%, cereals - by 27.4%, cereals - by 20.8%, cereals and breakfasts - by 21%. At the same time, buckwheat sales decreased by 1.4%, amounting to ₽740,7 million.
The cost of production for the reporting period rose by 28.2% - to ₽19,19 billion. Gross profit grew by 14.6%, reaching ₽9,96 billion. Commercial expenses increased by 25%, amounting to ₽5,49 billion, and management expenses increased by 15%, to ₽882,7 million. As a result, profit from sales in 2024 increased by only 1.8% to ₽3,59 billion.
The decrease in net profit was influenced by a decrease in other income by 3.6 times (up to ₽314,3 million), as well as a decrease in interest receivable by 37.7% (up to ₽339,1 million). Together, these factors led to a decrease in pre-tax profit by 19%, to ₽3,66 billion.
Macfa's accounts receivable for the year increased from ₽3,12 billion to ₽3,53 billion. At the same time, accounts payable decreased from ₽2,45 billion to ₽1,37 billion, since in its composition the debt to the founders on dividends decreased from ₽999,6 million at the beginning of 2024 to zero at the beginning of 2025.[2]
Makfa, one of the leading producers of pasta, cereals and flour in the Russian Federation, delivered about 70 thousand tons of products worth more than 3 billion abroad in 2024. rubles New markets for the company's products were,,, and Greece Oman. Iran Ghana Such data "Makfa" published in January 2025. In 2024, the volume of pasta sales at Makfa increased by 25 thousand tons compared to 2023, packaged flour - by 13.5 thousand tons, cereals - by 15%.
Pasta maker Makfa in 2023 increased its net profit by 45% compared to 2022 (to 3.6 billion rubles), but reduced revenue by 7% (23.66 billion rubles). This is evidenced by the financial statements (RAS), which the company disclosed in early April 2024.
According to Interfax, citing materials from Makfa, in 2023 the company's cost of sales amounted to almost 15 billion rubles (-15.7% compared to the previous year), gross profit - 8.69 billion rubles (+ 14.5%), profit from sales - 3.53 billion rubles (+ 10.4%).
The receivables of the pasta manufacturer at the end of 2023 decreased to 2.34 billion rubles from 2.68 billion rubles in 2022, and payables decreased from 1.45 billion to 1.16 billion rubles. Profit before tax in 2023 reached 4.52 billion rubles, an increase of 44.4% on an annualized basis.
According to the news agency, the reporting of Makfa for 2023 includes indicators of the activities of production sites in the village. Roshchino, Chelyabinsk region, in the Kurgan region, Stavropol and Altai territories, as well as a separate unit in Chelyabinsk, a warehouse complex in Moscow, a warehouse of finished products in the Chelyabinsk region, a department in Moscow.
As of the end of 2023, Macfa is one of the five largest pasta producers in the world. The company's products cover several areas of the grocery market: pasta, cereals and cereals, flour and ready-made baking mixtures. Makfa exports its products to more than 25 countries.
In 2023, Makfa annexed Goginskaya Bread Base JSC, and also liquidated its subsidiary Makfa Pasta Limited, in connection with which 8.79 million rubles were withdrawn from long-term investments.[3]
Alexey Tobak has been appointed head of the Makfa pasta, flour and cereal producer. This is evidenced by the data of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, published in March 2026. CEOs have been appointed in several organizations associated with the nationalized Makfa group. In May 2024, the court turned Makfa JSC and 26 related companies from Mikhail Yurevich and Vadim Belousov into state revenue. The total value of assets is more than 46 billion rubles. Read more here
The court arrested the property and bank accounts of the former manager of Makfa, Ivan Tofan. This was announced in March 2026 by a representative of the press service of the prosecutor's office in the region. Arrested a car, apartment and land plots with a total value of 7.9 million rubles, as well as bank accounts on which operations for 1.2 billion rubles were suspended. Tofan is in a corruption case. In February 2025, three company officials were detained who intended to receive a bribe of 16 million rubles from a representative of a commercial organization. for signing an agreement on the supply of wheat. Read more here
The state sold the Macfa pasta maker. The transaction cost amounted to 22.4 billion rubles, which became the largest privatization in the Russian Federation in 2025. This was announced in March 2026 by the head of the Federal Property Management Agency Vadim Yakovenko. The agricultural holding was seized in 2024 from the ex-governor of the Chelyabinsk region, Mikhail Yurevich. In December 2025 and January 2026, the only shareholder of First Bakery JSC, Smak JSC, M-Group Management Company and a dozen other companies was ZPIF RSHB AgroM, which is managed by the structure of Rosselkhozbank.[4]
At the end of November 2025, it became known that one of the structures of Rosselkhozbank became the owner of the nationalized holding Makfa. The assets of the named producer of pasta products were converted into state revenue due to the corrupt origin of the business.
In May 2024, the Central District Court Chelyabinsk nationalized the Makfa holding in a lawsuit. State Offices of Public Prosecutor RUSSIAN FEDERATION The supervisory authority considered that the beneficiaries of the organization (Mikhail Yurevich ex-governor) Chelyabinsk region and Vadim Belousov (former deputy) State Dumas were engaged in business, working in state authorities. It was alleged that they actually owned a group of commercial companies, did not declare information about them and did not transfer it to the control authorities, and used the position in power for business development. The defendants in the claim, in addition to Makfa, were 33 legal entities, including large producers of bread and bakery products JSC First Bakery () and JSC Chelyabinsk "" ().Relish Yekaterinburg
According to the Kommersant newspaper, the owner of the nationalized assets of Makfa was Capital LLC, which belongs to RSHB Capital JSC (Rosselkhozbank). In particular, LLC UK M-Group, which managed Macfa JSC, became the property of RSHB. In addition, Capital owns Ramkon, Mishkinsky Bread Products Plant, Prostory, Temp Autotech, Arcom, Temp Interservice, Express-Cargo and Issuer Consulting.
At the same time, at the end of October 2025, the Central District Court of Chelyabinsk decided to transfer 63 apartments of the ex-owners of Makfa for the needs of the Ministry of Defense. The court said that the property subject to seizure under anti-corruption claims goes to the income of the Russian Federation and "is subject to use for the benefit of the whole society, which is aimed at restoring social justice and solidarity in the fight against corruption."[5]
On October 29, 2025, in Chelyabinsk, the Central District Court ruled to confiscate 63 apartments previously owned by the ex-owners of Makfa in favor of the state. The basis for this decision was the appeal of the Prosecutor General's Office. Read more here.
In mid-February 2025, it became known that the Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) turned the assets of the Makfa group of companies into Russia with a total value of hundreds of billions of rubles. The decision was made at the suit of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation.
The assets of the pasta producer Makfa and its affiliated companies belonged to the families of the former governor of the Chelyabinsk region, Mikhail Yurevich, and ex-State Duma deputy Vadim Belousov. According to the Prosecutor General's Office, the assets are of corrupt origin, since Yurevich and Belousov continued to control the business, holding public office. The case file says that they illegally managed companies through relatives and proxies, and used their high position in power to achieve their own business interests.
Earlier, the Central District Court of Chelyabinsk accepted the claim of the Prosecutor General's Office to appeal to the income of the Russian Federation the property of the defendants, among whom were Yurevich himself, his parents Valery and Natalya Yurevichi, son Alexander Yurevich, as well as Belousov, his wife Irina Belousova, daughter and son-in-law - Valeria and Maxim Chigintsevs. In total, the lawsuit listed 13 individuals and 34 companies registered in Chelyabinsk, Sverdlovsk, Kurgan, Moscow, Kherson regions, in Moscow, Cyprus and the Netherlands. These are Macfa JSC, enterprises of the agro-industrial complex First Bakery JSC, Smak JSC, New Five-Year Plan JSC, Dolgovskoye JSC, Mishkinsky Bread Products Plant LLC, Kalanchak Bread Products Plant PJSC, Rodnik LLC, etc.
According to the director of the FSSP - the chief bailiff of the Russian Federation Dmitry Aristov, within the framework of enforcement proceedings against debtors in the Makfa group of companies, ordinary registered non-documentary shares of 7 legal entities, as well as shares in the authorized capital of 13 legal entities, are converted to the income of the Russian Federation. Earlier it was also said about the seizure of funds in bank accounts.[6]
The management company "Makfa" became the property of Russia. The corresponding entry appeared in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities on May 16, 2024. The court's decision on the nationalization of the company was made on May 8, 2024. At the same time, the owners of Macfa JSC proposed an amicable agreement, within the framework of which they were ready to pay the state 10 billion rubles, as well as annually transfer 1 billion rubles for the needs of the military special operation of the Russian Federation in Ukraine.
Bailiffs arrested assets "for 100 trillion rubles" at the suit of the Prosecutor General's Office against the Macfa pasta manufacturer. This became known on April 1, 2024.
According to Kommersant, the Prosecutor General's Office believes that Makfa and a number of other enterprises, including Smak and Chelyabinsk Regional Gas, are of corruption origin, since their beneficiaries - Yurevich and Belousov - were engaged in business, working in state authorities, and "for many years violated the prohibitions and restrictions established by anti-corruption legislation."[7]
As the defendant's lawyer Igor Trunov told Interfax, "all assets have been seized from everyone," but it is not clear where the indicated amount came from. The lawyer added that in the lawsuit, the Prosecutor General's Office did not calculate the income of the defendants - ex-governor of the Chelyabinsk region Mikhail Yurevich and ex-senator Vadim Belousov, and also did not give an accurate assessment of the alleged property belonging to them.
Igor Trunov drew attention to the fact that 100 trillion rubles is almost three times more than the planned revenues of the federal budget of Russia in 2024. In addition, as RBC notes, the indicated amount exceeds the ruble money supply in circulation: according to the Central Bank, as of March 1, 2024, it amounted to 99.4 trillion rubles.
TASS, citing the bailiff's decree, reports that the accounts of Belousov's son-in-law, Yurevich's mother, other relatives and companies have been arrested. In particular, Belousov's son-in-law Maxim Chigintsev arrested accounts opened with Zyfra Bank - six rubles, as well as in euros and dollars, the resolution says. It notes that the documents were sent to the bank for "immediate execution." The shares of the following companies were arrested:
Makfa has invested 2.2 billion rubles in increasing the production of pasta. The company announced this at the end of July 2022.
According to the statement of the Russian manufacturer of pasta, flour and cereals in the Russian Federation, the named amount of money was spent on the commissioning of a mill for the processing of hard wheat varieties and two lines for the production of pasta. Production facilities were put into operation as part of the investment program of the enterprise worth 4.5 billion rubles.
As the press service explains, a pasta mill with a capacity of 250 tons per day was installed in addition to the existing equipment in the mill complex at the Roshchinsky production site in the Sosnovsky district of the Chelyabinsk region.
It is assumed that the commissioning of two technological lines will allow Makfe to increase the production of pasta by 44 thousand tons per year. Both lines are intended for the production of short-cut pasta, which is most in demand by the consumer. In total, the company now operates 13 pasta lines.
In addition, by the end of July 2022, the construction of a logistics complex with an area of 12 thousand square meters. meters and a capacity of 27 thousand pallet meters. The equipment is currently being installed and tested.
| In order to maintain a consistently high quality of products and maintain leadership positions in the Russian and world pasta market, it is necessary to produce excellent quality cereals obtained from wheat grains using advanced technologies using modern equipment. The new equipment will work, first of all, to fulfill the task of quality assurance, - said Anton Belousov, manager of Macfa JSC. |
According to the company's website, by July 2022, Makfa is the leader in the pasta and flour market in Russia, a major producer of cereals and cereal cereals, and the Makfa brand is among the top 5 largest pasta producers in the world. Makfa's production facilities are located in the Chelyabinsk, Sverdlovsk and Kurgan regions, in the Altai and Stavropol Territories, as well as in the Moscow Region.[8]
It produces food products: TM MAKFA, Grand di Pasta, SMAK, TM MAKFA cereals, TM MAKFA flour, Grand di Oliva olive oil, dumplings and dumplings TM "Mishkinsky product" The range of products produced is more than 150 items. The total production capacity of OJSC Makfa exceeds 180,000 tons per year, which is 20.0% of the total production of pasta in the Russian Federation, including hard wheat pasta - about 32.0%. The annual production of flour of all varieties exceeds over 450,000 tons. Cereal production is developing intensively, now its volumes are 10,000 tons per year. In addition to pasta TM Makfa, Grand di Pasta, "Smak," cereals and flour TM Makfa, in the assortment "Macfa" semi-finished products for baking, olive oil extra virgin Grand di Oliva and other products designed for adherents of a healthy and tasty diet.
The raw materials for pasta TM Makfa and Grand di Pasta are exclusively hard wheat, which, thanks to its special Italian grinding technology, retains all its dietary qualities in finished products.
Maintaining the centuries-old Russian traditions of milling, Makfa produces flour of the highest grade and excellent quality, which meets strict GOST standards and the tastes of the most discerning consumers.
The production of the range of popular TM Makfa cereals begins with the purchase of selected raw materials, which is then brought to the highest standard using special equipment and micronization technology. Makfa cereals are cleaner than required by GOST.
Frozen semi-finished products "Mishkinsky product" - completely natural, without chemical and vegetable additives product. For the production of dumplings TM "Mishkinsky product" 100% of pork from its own farms of the Kurgan region is used. Raw materials are supplied to the production of steam, cooled to the norm and used in the production of minced meat. Thanks to the use of only natural ingredients, the products of TM "Mishkinsky Product" have an exclusively homemade taste. Grand di Oliva olive oil is pressed in Greece and is made from selected olives from Laconia, Olympia, Kalamata and Crete.
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