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Shares Krashojarskenergosbyt pref. (KRSBP)
KRSBPPreferred stockMOEX equities20.36 ₽+0.99 %0.2 ₽
Last trade 09/17/2026, 09:47 PM · delay 15 min
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Day
+0.99 %
52-week range
19.12 ₽ — 26.98 ₽
Turnover
245,280 ₽
Notable price moves
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In the context of rates and inflation
- Key rate
- 14.00 %07/2026
- Inflation year on year
- 6.33 %08/2026
- Real rate
- 7.21 %rate net of inflation, Fisher formula
- Dividend yield
- 20.48 %
- Premium over the cost of money
- +6.10 %yield minus rate, in real terms
- Net debt / EBITDA
- -1.48servicing cost rises with the rate
- Revenue growth in real terms
- +7.36 %nominally +14.15 %
Questions and answers
How much does Krashojarskenergosbyt pref. (KRSBP) cost?
The last trade price is 20.36 ₽ as of 17 September 2026.
Does Krashojarskenergosbyt pref. pay dividends?
Yes. 4.14 ₽ per security was paid over the last twelve months.
What is the dividend yield of Krashojarskenergosbyt pref. (KRSBP)?
The trailing twelve-month dividend yield of KRSBP is 20.32 %.
What is the latest reporting period for Krashojarskenergosbyt pref. (KRSBP)?
The latest statements for KRSBP cover 2025 under IFRS.
How many securities are in one lot of KRSBP?
A lot holds 100 securities, and less than one lot cannot be bought on the exchange. At 20.36 ₽ per security the smallest trade comes to about 2,036.00 ₽.
What range has Krashojarskenergosbyt pref. (KRSBP) traded in over the year?
Over the last twelve months the price stayed between 19.12 ₽ and 26.98 ₽. The range shows how widely the security moved, but on its own it says nothing about whether it is expensive or cheap today: a growing company keeps setting new yearly highs.
What has Krashojarskenergosbyt pref. (KRSBP) returned over the year?
The price rose +0.0 % over twelve months. That is the change in the quote alone, without dividends: a holder's total return was higher by the amount of any payouts.
How liquid is Krashojarskenergosbyt pref. (KRSBP)?
Average daily turnover over the past month is 630,473.10 ₽. The higher it is, the calmer it is to enter and exit with a large amount: on a thinly traded security the order moves the price by itself, and the gap between the buying and the selling price eats part of the result.
What is the revenue of Krashojarskenergosbyt pref. (KRSBP)?
Revenue for 2025 was 49,200,000,000.00 ₽, which is 14.2 % more than a year earlier, in 2024. The comparison stays within one reporting standard: IFRS and RAS compute revenue by different rules and are never averaged.
Krashojarskenergosbyt pref.: what is the listing level?
The security trades on level 3 of the Moscow Exchange quotation list. The level reflects how strictly the issue meets requirements on disclosure, size and the issuer's track record.
Is qualified investor status required to buy KRSBP?
The issue is available to any investor: qualified status is not required and no broker's test needs to be taken.
Who issued KRSBP?
The issuer is Krashojarskenergosbyt. It is the issuer that carries the obligations on the security, so its financial condition is what determines the risk of the investment.
What other issues does the issuer of KRSBP have?
Besides this security, Krashojarskenergosbyt has one issue more outstanding. Issues from one issuer differ in term, coupon rate and yield, while the credit risk they carry is the same.
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Preferred shares
A preferred share gives priority in the payment of dividends but, as a rule, no vote. The company's charter usually fixes a minimum: a defined share of net profit or a specific sum per share. It is that clause of the charter, rather than the general dividend policy, that determines what the holder is entitled to expect.
Voting rights return to preferred shareholders automatically if a declared dividend goes unpaid. The mechanism is designed so that skipping a payment does not pass without consequence for the controlling shareholder, and it is the principal protection such a holder has.
On the Russian market preferred shares almost always trade below the ordinary shares of the same issuer. The gap reflects the absence of a vote and thinner liquidity, and its size varies several-fold between companies. With an equal or larger dividend this produces a higher dividend yield — the usual reason such shares are bought.
Both classes of the same issuer rest on the same profit, so their fundamental metrics are shared; only price, dividend and liquidity can diverge.