The Kama Capital Investment holding has secured the 19th position in Forbes’ annual ranking of the 30 Largest Rentiers in Russia, moving up five places compared to the previous year. According to the editors of the well-informed business publication, the company's annual rental income may reach up to USD 130 million.
The momentum defining Kama Capital’s improved standing in the ranking is driven by an active investment strategy and the closure of several major deals in 2025. Forbes analysts specifically singled out the company's acquisition of a portfolio of assets from the American investment fund Hines in April 2025. This portfolio includes the Outlet Village Pulkovo complex in St. Petersburg (35,500 sq. m.), and Outlet Village Belaya Dacha (37,200 sq. m.) in the Moscow region. The combined expert valuation of these properties is estimated at approximately RUB 25 billion.
Kama Capital’s inclusion in this Forbes ranking underscores the systematic work and coordinated efforts of all company divisions. The company remains focused on expanding its portfolio with high‑quality retail, warehouse, and office assets, while also enhancing the performance and operational efficiency of its existing properties.
Kama Capital (JSC) is an investment holding company engaged in the investment, operational management and development of iconic and prospective commercial real estate properties. Currently the company owns shopping and office centers with a total area of over 540 thousand sq.m. The company's assets are located in 11 regions of Russia, including greater Moscow and St. Petersburg, the Volgograd and Rostov regions, among others.The market value of assets under management is 710 million EUR.