Residents of 83 regions of the Russian Federation purchased Far East People's Bonds on “Finuslugi” marketplace

Residents of 83 Russian regions purchased public bonds from the Far East, according to statistics from the “Finuslugi” marketplace. Two Russian regions—the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug and Amur Region—placed these bonds from September to December 2025, as did the city of Yakutsk. The funds raised will be used to implement urban master plans, street landscaping, and public space improvements. The comprehensive renovation program for 25 cities in the Far Eastern Federal District is being overseen by the Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East, the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), and the Federal Agency for State Planning (FASP) "Vostokgosplan”.

Nearly 60% of investors in the Far East were aged 40 to 60, 30% were aged 18 to 40, and 13% were aged 60 and older. The oldest investor, 88, purchased Amur Region bonds. People's bonds were purchased by residents of Moscow and the Moscow region (36%), St. Petersburg (6.8%), Amur Region (3.4%), Sverdlovsk Region (3.0%), Krasnodar Region (2.9%), and other cities across the Russian Federation.

On average, Russians purchased bonds worth between 130,000 and 270,000 rubles, depending on the issue. One client purchased Amur Region bonds for 9.5 million rubles—the largest purchase among clients investing in Far East bonds.

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