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    "Wildberries – everything is possible."

    Founded 2004 Milkovo, Moscow Oblast, Moscow CEO: Tatyana Bakalchuk
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    Wildberries is Russia's largest online retailer, founded in 2004 by Tatyana Bakalchuk while she was on maternity leave. Starting as an online clothing store from her Moscow apartment, the company has grown into a multi-category e-commerce giant processing 750,000 orders daily by 2020 and employing over 48,000 people. Its catalog spans 37,000 brands across clothing, shoes, cosmetics, household goods, electronics, books, jewelry, and food. Wildberries operates in nine countries including Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and the United Arab Emirates. It previously expanded into Western markets like France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Moldova, Poland, Slovakia, Spain, Turkey, the United States, and Ukraine but withdrew from those regions in 2022.

    The company built its own logistics network, now including over 100,000 pickup points and courier delivery across Russia and neighboring countries. Tatyana Bakalchuk remains CEO and is consistently ranked as Russia's richest woman by Forbes, with a net worth estimated at $7.4 billion as of 2024. Her husband Vladislav Bakalchuk co-founded the company and served as technical director until 2022. Wildberries operates as a marketplace where third-party sellers account for over 80% of orders, and it offers services like free delivery, a loyalty program (WB Club), installment payments, and same-day delivery in 30 cities.

    Products & Sub-brands

    ClothingShoesAccessoriesCosmeticsPerfumesHousehold goodsElectronicsBooksToysFoodPet suppliesAuto partsWildberries TravelWildberries Finance

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Who owns Wildberries?
    Wildberries is privately owned by Tatyana Bakalchuk and her husband Vladislav Bakalchuk. Tatyana holds the majority stake and is the CEO.
    Who is the CEO of Wildberries?
    The CEO is Tatyana Bakalchuk, who founded the company in 2004 and remains in charge of day-to-day operations and strategic direction.
    How much is Wildberries worth?
    As of 2024, Wildberries is valued at approximately $5–8 billion, down from a $10–12 billion valuation in 2021 due to geopolitical and economic factors.
    Wildberries vs Ozon – which is better?
    Wildberries is larger in market share (35% vs 20%) and offers a wider product range, but Ozon has a better reputation for electronics and customer service. Both have similar delivery times in major cities.
    Is Wildberries still in business?
    Yes, Wildberries is very much in business and remains Russia's largest online retailer, operating in nine countries with over 100,000 pickup points. It exited Western markets in 2022 but continues to grow in Russia and Central Asia.

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    Company Info

    Founded
    2004
    Founder
    Tatyana Bakalchuk, Vladislav Bakalchuk
    CEO
    Tatyana Bakalchuk
    Headquarters
    Milkovo, Moscow Oblast, Moscow
    Industry
    retail
    Revenue
    1.0 trillion rubles (2022)
    Employees
    48000
    Countries of operation
    9 (Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, UAE)
    Daily orders
    750,000 (2020)
    Market share in Russia
    35% (2023)

    Official Website

    www.wildberries.ru

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