It specializes in integrated development projects in Moscow and the regions of Russia (Rostov-on-Don, Saint Petersburg and Leningrad oblast).

Also in 1995, Inteco was awarded a contract to produce plates for Russkoe Bistro, a fastfood chain set up by Luzhkov and owned by Moscow city authorities.

[1] Later Inteco moved into the construction trade, despite Baturina stating that this would be a conflict of interest: "as the mayor’s wife, I have to be very careful not to hurt my company’s reputation".

In 2017, control over INTEСO passed to the Banking Sector Consolidation Fund, which formed a new board of directors of the company.

[2] Following Luzhkov's dismissal from his position as mayor of Moscow, he alleged to The Telegraph newspaper that the Russian authorities were planning to break up the Inteco.

[7] Facing high debts, the company was taken over by the Russian Central Bank in 2017 following an asset transfer by owner Mikail Shishkhanov.