Central Suburban Passenger Company

Central Suburban Passenger Company
Type	Joint-stock company
Founded	2005
Headquarters	Moscow, Russia
Revenue	$701 million (2017)
Operating income	$78.8 million (2017)
Net income	$1.15 million (2017)
Total assets	$495 million (2017)
Total equity	$282 million (2017)

Central Suburban Passenger Company (CSPC; Russian: Центральная пригородная пассажирская компания) is a Russian commuter railway company.^[2] CSPC covers over half of all suburban transportation in Russia, carrying over 500 million passengers in 2011. Businessman Iskander Makhmudov and Andrey Bokarev own CSPC.^[3]

CSPC operates in 10 Russian regions, and in 2013 it had an 80% share of the Moscow rail commuter market.^[4]

Financials[]

CSPC express train in Nakhabino station

In 2011, the company made 23.6 million rubles in net operating revenue and held 6.3 million rubles in assets.^[2]

Ownership[]

Declared shareholders as of September 2018:^[5]

OOO "MPK" (49.3%)
Marshrutnyye sistemy (25.3%)

Before 2011, CSPC was owned by Russian Railways (slightly less than 50%), the city of Moscow (25%), and the Moscow Oblast (25%).

In 2011, Moscow Passenger Company (MPC) won an auction to purchase a 25% stake in CSPC from the city of Moscow. In 2013, MPC won an auction to purchase another stake (slightly less than 25%) from Russian Railways. In 2012, Iskander Makhmudov and Andrey Bokarev, through their company Russian Railways, purchased MPC's stake.^[3]