Energia Could Be On Stock Exchange In Five Years

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Moscow (SPX) Dec 01, 2005
Russian spacecraft manufacturer Energia could go public within the next five years, a leading business daily reported the company's president as saying last week.

"That's in the plans, but we should make the company attractive to investors first," Nikolai Sevastyanov said in Thursday's edition of Vedomosti.

He said the government would have a controlling block of shares in Energia, which, "being the head company of Russia's space industry, has strategic importance to the state."

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Energia To Build Site For Moon Flights - Corporation President

Star City, Moscow region (SPX) Oct 28, 2005
The Russian Energia Rocket and Space Corporation is set to build a site for flights to the Moon and create a new space transport system soon, the company's president said, reports RIA Novosti.

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