About the Company
One of the Largest FMCG Manufacturers in Russia
Russia’s No. 1 brand in the alcohol industry
The Company's portfolio includes 50 national and regional beer brands (including Baltika, Nevskoye, Arsenalnoye, and others), energy drinks, and Khrustalnaya bottled water.
The Company operates 8 breweries, 2 malt houses, and its own agricultural program. Having the world-class quality, company’s brands have received more than 700 Russian and international awards in professional and consumer competitions.
Russia's Leading Non-Alcoholic Beer Producer
Baltika was at the forefront of developing a culture of non-alcoholic beer consumption in Russia. We anticipated the trend and began producing Baltika 0 back in 2001, long before the category experienced its boom. In 2026, Baltika is the leader of Russia’s non-alcoholic beer market.
Own Yeast Strain
Baltika became the first brewing company in Russia to develop its own proprietary yeast strain.
Alternative Energy Sources
Baltika uses innovative alternative energy sources, including ambient cold for production purposes, biogas and other solutions.
Sustainable Product Transportation
Baltika became the first brewing company in Russia to develop its own specially designed railcars for the careful transportation of its products.
IT Innovation
Baltika has extensive expertise in implementing advanced IT solutions that optimize production and business processes. Major retailers and FMCG companies not only show strong interest in our IT developments but also actively adopt them in their own operations, gaining an important competitive advantage.
Electronic Document Management System
Baltika implemented a project to transition to an electronic document management system. The new system has reduced the time required for decision-making within the company by 30%.
No. 1 in the Non-Alcoholic Beer Segment
According to Nielsen data, Baltika continues to increase its non-alcoholic beer sales, achieving 8.4% year-on-year volume growth.
>50%
of Russia's non-alcoholic beer market
According to Nielsen, Baltika's share of the Russian beer market increased by 1.3 percentage points in 2024, from 27% to 28.3%. The Company's signature Baltika brand also strengthened its position, increasing its market share by 0.8 percentage points, from 8.9% to 9.7%. Sales volume of the Baltika brand grew by 18.9% year on year in 2024, according to the Company's analysis.
Baltika Is One of Russia's Leading Beer Exporters
25%
of Russia's total beer exports, according to the Company's internal estimates
Baltika's export business continues to grow steadily, responding quickly and effectively to evolving market challenges. In 2024, the Company's export volumes increased by 30%.
The Government of the Russian Federation has repeatedly recognized Baltika as Russia's Best Exporter in the Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages category.
Baltika exports to countries across Africa (Tanzania, Cameroon and Burkina Faso) and the Middle East (Israel, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, Oman and Afghanistan).
Today, the Company's primary focus is on the markets, that include the EAEU and CIS countries, Southeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific region.
In 2024, Kazakhstan, China, Belarus, Abkhazia and Iran were Baltika's largest export markets by sales volume.
Baltika Meets Nearly 100% of Its Malt Demand with Grain Processed at Its Own Malt Houses in Tula and Yaroslavl
The development of domestic malting barley production helps reduce production costs while supporting Russian agriculture and creating employment for more than 15,000 people. Baltika's agricultural program extends beyond barley. For the past eight years, the Company has been actively researching hop cultivation in Russia.
69
agricultural enterprises
15,000
jobs
300,000
tonnes of barley annually
16
regions across Russia
In 2024, the Company acquired an operating 22-hectare hop farm, established 38 hectares of new hop fields, signed a contract for the first industrial hop harvesting and drying complex and launched a deep hop-processing facility at one of its breweries.
