Baring Vostok Capital Partners

Kolesa is an online platform based in Kazakhstan that specializes in automotive and real estate classifieds. The company provides comprehensive online advertising services specifically for the automotive sector, operating both a printed and digital advertising newspaper that highlights significant automotive events locally and internationally. Kolesa functions as a trading platform and an electronic guide for motorists, offering clients a full range of advertising services to facilitate their needs in the automotive market.

Founded in 1991 1C Company specializes in distribution, publishing, and development of mass-market software for the automation of various business processes. 1C has become the leading publisher and distributor of computer games in Eastern and Central Europe. At present more than 10 000 dealers from 600 cities of 25 countries cooperate with 1C. About 7500 teams constitute the 1C:Franchising partner network, which is the main channel of value-adding for 1C products. Service-partners provide regular information and tech support for 1C software customers. The network of authorized training centers is also operating. There are 280 1C:Multimedia software retail shops of the franchising chain, specialized in sales of home products. 1C is the official distributor of such world-famous vendors as Microsoft, Novell, Borland, Symantec, ABBYY, Kaspersky Lab, ProMT, Eset Software and over 100 other software vendors. 1C offers more than 10 000 titles of software for office and home use.

Yandex is a Russian internet and technology company, operating the largest search engine in Russia and the most visited website in the country. It develops and provides a range of internet-based services and products, including transportation services, navigation products, and mobile applications, all powered by machine learning. Yandex's services span search and portal, e-commerce, mobility, delivery, entertainment, classifieds, and media, generating revenue primarily from its search and portal segment in Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan.

CTC Media, Inc., established in 1989, is a prominent independent broadcasting company based in Moscow, Russia. It operates four leading television channels in Russia—CTC, Domashny, Che, and CTC Love—as well as Channel 31 in Kazakhstan. The company's channels reach over 150 million viewers across Russia, Kazakhstan, and other countries through international broadcasts. CTC Media also owns digital entertainment media assets such as videomore.ru and ctc.ru, and operates an in-house advertising sales agency. Additionally, it has TV content production facilities via its subsidiary Story First Production.

Yandex is a Russian internet and technology company, operating the largest search engine in Russia and the most visited website in the country. It develops and provides a range of internet-based services and products, including transportation services, navigation products, and mobile applications, all powered by machine learning. Yandex's services span search and portal, e-commerce, mobility, delivery, entertainment, classifieds, and media, generating revenue primarily from its search and portal segment in Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan.

VEON Ltd. is a global telecommunications company headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, that provides mobile and fixed-line services across various countries, including Pakistan, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. The company offers a wide range of voice and data telecommunication services, including mobile internet, multimedia messaging, national and international roaming, and various value-added services. It operates under well-known brands such as Beeline, Kyivstar, Jazz, Djezzy, and banglalink, serving approximately 212 million customers. VEON focuses on leveraging technology to deliver connectivity and digital services, thereby empowering individuals and fostering economic growth in the regions it serves. The company was founded in 1992 and underwent a rebranding from VimpelCom Ltd. to VEON Ltd. in 2017.