Wildberries
largest Russian online retailer
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Summary
Wildberries is a company[1]. Wildberries ranks in the top 4% of company entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (41,889 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Member of: Ассоциация компаний интернет-торговли[3]
- Country: Russia[4]
- Instance of: privately held company[5], business[6]
- Founder: Tatyana Bakalchuk[7], Vladislav Bakalchuk[8]
- Owned by: Tatyana Bakalchuk[9]
- Headquarters location: Milkovo, Moscow Oblast[10], Коледино (городской округ Подольск)[11]
- Child organization or unit: Wildberries[12]
- Commons category: Wildberries[13]
- Industry: retail[14]
- Inception: 2004[15]
- Official website: https://www.wildberries.ru[16], https://www.wildberries.by/[17], https://www.wildberries.ge/[18]
- Topic's main category: Category:Wildberries[19]
- Email address: mailto:hotline@wildberries.ge[20]
- Employees: 20,000[21]
- Legal form: privately held company[22]
- Owner of: Q140787683[23]
- Total equity: 1,697,147,000 Russian ruble[24]
- Total revenue: 47,470,895,000 Russian ruble[25], 47,470,900,000 Russian ruble[26], 69,510,000,000 Russian ruble[27], 116,946,049,000 Russian ruble[28], 169,773,813,000 Russian ruble[29], 224,940,746,000 Russian ruble[30], 317,212,888,000 Russian ruble[31], 538,731,599,000 Russian ruble[32], 657,482,218,000 Russian ruble[33]
- Market capitalization: 1,200,000,000 US dollars[34]
- Net profit: 428,253,000 Russian ruble[35], 36,833,000 Russian ruble[36], 18,914,205,000 Russian ruble[37]
- Total assets: 19,624,590,000 Russian ruble[38], 358,893,038,000 Russian ruble[39], 334,961,317,000 Russian ruble[40]
- Operating area: Russia[41], Belarus[42], Armenia[43], Kazakhstan[44], Kyrgyzstan[45], Tajikistan[46], Georgia[47], Uzbekistan[48]
- Operating income: 1,558,183,000 Russian ruble[49]
- Official app: Wildberries[50]
- Social media followers: 4290[51], 4114[52], 21,800[53], 26,100[54], 29,900[55], 32,900[56], 33,400[57]
Why It Matters
Wildberries has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[58] Wildberries is known by 14 alternative names across languages and contexts.[59]