Sergei Khramagin has been re-elected as Director General of PJSC State Transport Leasing Company (STLC) by the Order of RF Transport Minister Maxim Sokolov in compliance with the directive of RF Government dated 15 June 2017 (No 4075п-П13), says STLC.
According to STLC Charter, Director General is appointed for a five-year period.
Under the leadership of Sergei Khramagin, STLC has taken the first place in terms of new business volume among the leasing companies of Russia and has been staying in the lead of air and water transport leasing with its share as high as 41% and 71% accordingly. STLC is also the second largest company in the sector of railway transport with its 18% and is among the top 4 leasing companies by volume of the leasing portfolio.
Total investments of State Transport Leasing Company in the development of Russia’s transport industry exceeded RUB 300 billion including RUB 212.7 billion of off-budget investments.
Sergei Khramagin was born in 1965. He graduated from the Lenigrad State University and completed postgraduate studies at the Leningrad Pedagogical University. In 2005 – graduated from the Russian Presidential Academy of the National Economy and Public Administration. Throughout his career, Sergei Khramagin used to head a number of foreign trade organizations and hold senior positions at external economic associations Sudoimport JSC and Aviaexport JSC. In 2012, he was working on a volunteer basis as an Adviser to The Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation. Form 2012– Director General of STLC.
State Transport Leasing Company (STLC) is one of the leading companies in the Russian leasing market, a diversified leasing company being one of the top 5 leasing companies by volume of the leasing portfolio, an industry leader in the aircraft and water transport leasing sectors. STLC is an implementation tool of the state policy of control and development of the Russian transport industry. The sole shareholder of the company is the Russian Federation represented by the Ministry of Transport. As of 31 December 2016, IFRS assets of STLC exceeded RUB 232 bln. STLC credit ratings: Fitch Ratings – ‘BB’, S&P Global Ratings – ‘BB-’, Moody’s Investors Service – ‘Ba2’.