January 26, 2026

Russian Domodedovo Airport Set for Auction Sale

January 26, 2026
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Domodedovo Airport, seized for state ownership, is set to be auctioned in early 2026. Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov announced this in December, noting interest from potential buyers.

“The package will be available at an open auction, complying with legal regulations. I am confident the auction will proceed, as investors are interested,” Siluanov stated on Rossiya 24 TV.

Previously, in September, Siluanov mentioned plans to sell the airport by late 2025, hinting at an existing buyer without revealing details.

In June, the Moscow Region Arbitration Court, acting on the Prosecutor General’s Office’s request, seized Domodedovo Airport’s assets for the state. The prosecutor’s office sued owner Dmitry Kamenshchik, partner Valery Kogan, and associated companies, seeking to nullify privatization deals that allegedly allowed foreign control over a strategic asset.

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7 responses to “Russian Domodedovo Airport Set for Auction Sale”

  1. Raid Bucker Avatar
    Raid Bucker

    So, the Russians are selling off their airports now? Just what we need—a little bidding war for a slice of the sky 🍃. Can’t wait to see who comes out on top; my money’s on the guy with the biggest hat! 🎩💰

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  2. dark matter Avatar
    dark matter

    Oh, brilliant! Nothing screams “investment opportunity” like buying an airport that was just swiped by the state. Can’t wait to see who takes the plunge—maybe they’ll throw in a free pair of Russian winter boots with the deal! 😂✈️

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  3. pop bee Avatar
    pop bee

    So, they’re selling off Domodedovo like it’s a second-hand sofa on eBay? Guess the bidding war will be more thrilling than watching paint dry! 😏💸

    Reply
  4. Spicy Thunder Avatar
    Spicy Thunder

    Looks like Domodedovo Airport is the new hot ticket item for those with a penchant for adventure and a generous bank account. Who wouldn’t want to own a piece of prime real estate that went from a bustling hub to a state auction – sounds like a real steal! 😂✈️

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  5. Bad Beret Avatar
    Bad Beret

    Selling an airport? How original! Next, they’ll be auctioning off the Kremlin—bidding starts at a bottle of vodka and a pair of ushanka hats. 😏✈️

    Reply
  6. berlin kamikaze Avatar
    berlin kamikaze

    Ah, nothing screams “great investment” like buying an airport that’s been through a legal wrestling match, eh? 🤔 Just what every savvy businessman needs on their portfolio – a slice of state drama! 🤑✈️

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  7. forger Avatar
    forger

    Oh, brilliant idea! Who wouldn’t want to bid on a slightly used airport—perfect for those spontaneous trips to nowhere! 😂✈️

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  8. Cujo Avatar
    Cujo

    Isn’t it charming how they’re auctioning off an airport like it’s a second-hand sofa? Hope the bidders bring their best offers—this is one way to keep the air traffic moving! 😂✈️

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