Leonid Fedun resigned as vice president of Lukoil due to "retirement age and family circumstances." This was reported by the press service of the company.

Lukoil President Vadim Vorobyov called Fedun "a key person" in the history of the company. “He foresaw many important events in the industry, which was reflected in strategic documents,” the press service quoted Vorobyov as saying.

Fedun has been vice president of Lukoil since 1996. He told RBC that after leaving this post he remains a shareholder of the company. Fedun and his family own 9.3% in Lukoil.

Leonid Fedun is a co-owner of the Moscow football club Spartak. The businessman assured that his departure from Lukoil would not affect his participation in the club's activities.
Fedun and his family members are among the thirty richest people in Russia according to Forbes. According to the data for 2021, the magazine estimated their fortune at five billion dollars (after the outbreak of the war, the media reported a decrease in his fortune due to the fall of Lukoil shares).
the post of president of Lukoil left At the end of April , its founder and permanent leader since 1993, Vagit Alekperov, . He stated that he did not want the personal sanctions imposed on him after Russia's invasion of Ukraine to interfere with the development of Lukoil.
the new president of Lukoil . was appointed At the end of May , Vadim Vorobyov, who had previously held the position of first vice president of the company for four years,

Leonid Fedun left the post of vice president of Lukoil after 26 years of work. Earlier, its founder Vagit Alekperov left the company