By Vlad Litnarovych
Publication Date: 2026-08-07 13:54:00
MyOffice, the Russian software developer once positioned as a domestic replacement for Microsoft Office, has shut down two branches as mounting losses and reported layoffs raise questions about the future of the project, according to Russian media outlet Vedomosti on August 6.
The company closed offices in St. Petersburg and Innopolis, people familiar with the situation told the outlet.
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The St. Petersburg branch was particularly important because it handled development of MyOffice’s desktop editors and mobile applications, while also housing back-office operations, sales, and technical support.
Between 200 and 300 employees worked in St. Petersburg, while the Innopolis office employed around 20 people.
MyOffice CEO Vyacheslav Zakorzhevsky confirmed that “several” offices had been closed but did not identify them. He said employees had moved to the Moscow office of the…
