Sergei Galitsky overtakes Pavel Durov in Russia's latest trust rankings
Sergei Galitsky overtakes Pavel Durov in Russia's latest trust rankings
Sergei Galitsky overtakes Pavel Durov in Russia's latest trust rankings
Sergei Galitsky has overtaken Pavel Durov in the latest Romir trust rating. The entrepreneur now ranks 62nd, while Durov has fallen to 80th place. The shift reflects changing public perceptions among Russian respondents. The Romir trust rating surveys 40,000 people across Russia each quarter. Participants name seven individuals they trust most in an open-ended question. The list excludes foreign agents and features 100 prominent public figures.
In 2025, Galitsky’s financial status rose significantly. His net worth reached $3.2 billion, placing him 43rd in Russia’s billionaire ranking. He expanded his holdings through Investstroy and co-founded Forno Group, a restaurant industry venture. Galitsky’s climb to 62nd in the trust rating marks a notable change. Durov’s drop to 80th shows a shift in public opinion. The quarterly survey continues to track these trends over time.
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