Corporate governance
Gazprom has built a corporate governance system that conforms to the internationally recognized standards, ensures the full exercise of the Company's shareholders' rights, and allows for establishing effective relationships with the shareholders, investors, and other stakeholders.
From 2021 to 2025, Gazprom's management quality rating remains affirmed by the Expert RA rating agency at А++.gq (maximum).
Gazprom's corporate governance structure
Corporate governance at Gazprom is primarily exercised by the Company's management and supervision bodies (the General Shareholders Meeting, the Board of Directors, the Management Committee, the Chairman of the Management Committee, and the Audit Commission) and the Auduting Firm.
The Auditing Firm carries out the audits of the annual accounts (financial statements) of the Company.
Gazprom's Coordinating Committee for Shareholder and Investor Relations was established in 2008 to provide for a comprehensive approach to and coordination of the activities carried out by the Company's structural units in terms of their interactions with shareholders and investors. The Coordinating Committee includes heads of structural units responsible for the development and implementation of the strategy for shareholder and investor relations. The Company's engagement with the investment community is subject to the annual plans outlined by the Coordinating Committee.
Corporate governance principles
The fundamental principles of corporate governance at Gazprom are set out in the revised Corporate Governance Code of Gazprom approved by the Company's General Shareholders Meeting on June 30, 2017.
Corporate governance at Gazprom is chiefly aimed at ensuring scrupulous respect for the rights of each and every shareholder. The Company's key corporate documents are based on the principle of fair treatment for all the shareholders and the protection of their rights and interests regardless of their shareholding percentages.