VK closed the 25% purchase in the developer of the office for P7, the press service told RB.R. They pointed out that the transaction was completed as part of the development of the “daughters” of VK tech-to it- it- it- it- it- ithings of the group. The RBC source estimated the purchase amount of 2.5 to 3.5 billion rubles.
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“Investments in office products support the VK Tech strategic vector to expand the complementary groceries portfolio for business. Thanks to integration with R7 solutions, users can organize joint work with documents, tables and presentations. Together with P7, we will create new functions to increase equipment productivity, ”said Pavel Gontarev, general director of VK Tech.
The parties did not reveal the amount of the transaction. A red blood cell source, near VK, estimated it at 2.5–3.5 billion rubles. He added that the purchase aims to strengthen VK’s technological positions in front of the IPO. In December, plans to carry out the initial placement of IT were reported: “Daughters” in the Mosbirzh in VK.
VK and P7 announced technological cooperation in October 2024. As a result, the “publication” cloud, “mail” and the VK Workspace corporate platform were editors integrated in the cloud of documents, tables and presentations “P7-Offfice”, added The VK Press service.
“P7” was founded in 1998. According to its own data, the company is the leader of the Office of the Office in Russia, its products are included in the National Software Registry and are used in 5,000 large Russian companies and 30 authorities federal.
According to Rusprofile, in 2023 the income of R7 JSC amounted to 2.8 billion rubles, increasing by 86% compared to 2022. The company completed the year before the last one with a net gain of 1.9 billion rubles (against one billion rubles in 2022).
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