Krasnoyarsk Economic Director Mikhail Vasilev told Interfax news agency that the shareholders register would be placed with the KrAZ Brokers finance company.
Western investment bankers say Russia's share registers system is a mess and prone to abuse by hostile factory directors who might erase unwanted outside shareholders from the register.
Russian law obliges all companies with 1,000 shareholders or more to have independent share registers.
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