Vladimir Voronin is a Russian businessman, the founder of FSK Group, which is one of the largest housing developers in Russia.

His father, Alexander Voronin, was a major shareholder of one of the largest construction groups in Moscow in the 2000s, with revenue of about $1 billion. However, in 2005, Alexander lost the construction assets in a corporate war with billionaire Suleiman Kerimov, who later sold them to Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska.

• Core Company: FSK Group (Housing developers).
• Scale: One of the largest housing developers in Russia.
• Acquisition Strategy: Since 2022, he has bought Russian assets of foreign companies at a discount.

Vladimir Voronin's career is defined by his success in the housing development sector and his opportunistic acquisition strategy following international exits from Russia. His structural achievement is founding and scaling the FSK Group into a major national developer.

Since 2022, Voronin has successfully acquired the Russian assets of foreign companies at a discount, including Belgian mineral company Sibelco, Swedish residential developer Bonava and U.S. glass maker Guardian Glass. This aggressive acquisition strategy mirrors the difficult history of his father, Alexander Voronin, who lost his construction assets in a corporate war in 2005.

• Acquisitions: Bought Russian assets of Sibelco, Bonava, and Guardian Glass.