RBC, citing an interview with UCP’s managing partner, Ilya Sherbovich, for the Bloomberg publication
reports that about a third of the income from the sale of the fund’s share on the social network VKontakte went to the purchase of shares in private and public Russian companies.
The rest of the income we plan to invest in 2015, depending on market conditions. Now is a unique time to buy, because Russian assets are very cheap
Scherbovich did not tell more about investments. Two sources close to the UCP told Bloomberg that the fund had invested $ 50-60 million in the traded shares and debt Eurobonds of Mail.ru Group, Gazprom, Transneft and the Chelyabinsk Zinc Plant.
In addition, it is aware of the fund's investments in Internet projects and a share in a “large company providing financial services” without specification.