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In mid-February 2026, it became known that the Federal Bailiff Service (FSPP) had collected tens of millions of rubles of debts from Tenron, a subsidiary of the microelectronics manufacturer Element. Transactions on the company's accounts have been suspended.
Tenron is located in Zelenograd. The company was registered in September 2006, its authorized capital is 100 thousand rubles. The company specializes in wholesale trade in production electrical equipment, machines, equipment and materials. Among other areas of activity, retail trade in audio and video equipment, as well as household electrical goods in specialized stores, market research, wholesale trade in jewelry, gold and other precious metals are announced. Since 2020, Anton Shubin has been the General Director.
According to CNews, the FSPP collected about 43 million rubles of debt from Tenron in favor of individuals and legal entities. Another 460.9 thousand rubles amounted to tax debts. It is noted that the company has valid suspensions on accounts from the Federal Tax Service: the basis is debt collection.
The agreement on the purchase of Tenron by the microelectronics manufacturer PJSC Element was signed with AllianceElectronics JSC at the end of December 2024. And in the summer of 2025, a dispute arose between the participants in the transaction: the seller went to court with a demand to oblige the buyer to pay a debt of 10.9 million rubles. The arbitration court Moscow sided with the plaintiff.
As of mid-February 2026, Element is the sole founder of Tenron. This company does not have branches, representative offices or trademarks. The number of personnel, according to the list-org.com service, is four people.[1]
In mid-January 2026, it became known that the Moscow Arbitration Court ordered the Russian microelectronics manufacturer Element to pay off the debt for the purchase of Tenron, a subsidiary of AllianceElectronics JSC (formerly Rosel Trading House JSC, part of Rostec). The amount of debt is 10.9 million rubles.
According to CNews, Element PJSC signed an agreement with AllianceElectronics JSC on the purchase of Tenron at the end of December 2024. And in the summer of 2025, the seller appealed to the court with a demand to oblige the buyer to pay the debt as part of the transaction. At the same time, AllianceElectronics demanded, in addition to the main debt, to collect interest for the use of other people's money for the period from December 24, 2024 to August 14, 2025 (until the filing of the claim) in the amount of 1.4 million rubles.
Market participants believe that the debt could arise due to the complex structure of the transaction. It could consist of several stages, payments for which depended on the fulfillment of any conditions in the future. In addition, the acquired asset could include several subsidiaries. In the press service of "Element" I comment on the situation as follows:
AllianceElectronics, together with its subsidiary Tenron, are part of the Element group of companies. The transaction between the companies is of the usual economic nature. The [court's] decision will come into force in January 2026 and will be executed by the "Element."
AllianceElectronics JSC was declared bankrupt in January 2024. The company specialized in the supply of technological equipment, electronic component base of domestic and foreign production and consumables. In turn, Tenron is engaged in wholesale trade in production electrical equipment.[2]
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