Dmitry Klimishin became the new CEO of Rustitaninvest LLC, which owns 100% of the Russian Textbook corporation, on December 27, according to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities. RBC drew attention to them. The main owner of Rustitaninvest, Alexey Kisin, confirmed Klimishin's appointment to Vedomosti: "There are few specialists of this level on the market. Rustitaninvest is interested in the breakthrough that Dmitry can provide."

The full name and tax identification number of the new general director of Rustitaninvest coincide with the data of the general director of its main competitor in the educational literature market – the Prosveshchenie publishing house .

Eksmo-AST sold a company that controlled 30% of the educational literature market

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The practice of combining posts in this case is not a unique phenomenon, Mikhail Kozhevnikov, president of the Prosveshcheniye group of companies, reported through the press service. "This is primarily Dmitry's own decision. Prosveshcheniye, as his employer, is only concerned that the combination of positions does not negatively affect Prosveshcheniye's activities," he noted.

Rustitaninvest became the owner of Rossiyskiy Uchebnik in the fall. The company bought the educational literature publisher from the Eksmo-AST group for 6 billion rubles. The main owner of Rustitaninvest with a 99% share is Kisin, the former CEO of Arkady Rotenberg's production studio Krasny Kvadrat and former deputy head of the Federal Property Management Agency. Another 1% is owned by Sergey Bezdelov, CEO of Inter RAO Service.

The CEO of Prosveshchenie headed the owner of the Russian Textbook