Andrei Guriev & family

$8.34B

as of 01/11/24

About Andrei Guriev & family

Andrei Guriev and his family own almost 50% of PhosAgro, one of the world's largest producers of phosphate-based fertilizers.

He stepped down as deputy chairman of PhosAgro's board in March 2022 after his son was included in the EU sanction list. He was sanctioned later by the U.K. and U.S.

Meanwhile his son, Andrei A. Guriev, stepped down as CEO of PhosAgro around the same time.

A former communist committee leader in Moscow, Guriev got his start as deputy director at Mikhail Khodorkovsky's Menatep Group in 1990.

After Khodorkovsky, his former boss and once Russia's richest person, went to jail, Guriev led a buyout of Menatep subsidiary PhosAgro.

Guriev owns Witanhurst estate, which is the second largest home in London after Buckingham Palace.

Personal stats

Citizenship

Russian Federation

Source of wealth

Fertilizers

Residence

Moscow, Russian Federation

Marital status

Married

Birth date

03/24/60 (age 66)

Number of children

Education

Master, Saint Petersburg Mining University; Bachelor of Arts/Science, State Central Institute of Physical Culture

Self-made

self-made