Centrepolygraph is one of the largest publishing houses in Russia. The many-year fruitful work on the book market brought it the reputation of a universal and dynamically developing enterprise, which is evident from its high rating and authority in the publishing business.

Centrepolygraph offers the readers a whole spectrum of books: the popular genres of Russian and world fiction, including detective and criminal novels, love stories and science fiction; books about political figures, intelligence and espionage; biographies, memoirs, and historical accounts; books about the theatre, cinema, and variety people; cookbooks; astrology, psychology, and medicine; children's and instruction literature; books about animals, and many more.

Centrepolygraph is known for its unique projects unprecedented in Russia. The series "Russia Forgotten and Unknown" opens up the forgotten and unknown pages of Russian history and acquaints the readers with fateful historical events, profiles of statesmen, war exploits of admirals and generals, the outstanding Russian families and noble bloodlines, the Russian life style, reminiscences of ordinary participants in the Civil War, and the Russian people's life in forced emigration.

The "Contemporary Prose" series features works by renown contemporary authors, among them Daniil Granin, thrice winner of the State Prise of Russia; Mikhail Kurayev, winner of the State Price of Russia; and Oleg Pavlov, winner of the Booker - Open Russia prise.

"Immortal Names" is a series of documentary books recreating the lives of Russian celebrities: Sergei Yesenin, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Feodor Chaliapin, Alexei Tolstoy, Marina Tsvetayeva, Mikhail Sholokhov, and others.

The "Favourites" series is devoted to popular actors, performers, and singers. "The Moscow Stage Stars" highlights famous Moscow theatre companies.

Centrepolygraph has made known the interesting projects launched by Oksana Pushkina, the star hostess of the "Woman's View" TV programme; Leonid Mlechin, a leading political analyst with the TVC company and author and communicator of the TV programme "Special File", whose documentary books were published in Russia and abroad; and Alexander Sviyash, a noted psychologist and writer, Full Member of the Academy of Author's Discoveries and Inventions and President of the Centre of Positive Psychology "Reasonable Course", an inter-regional public organisation, whose books are read at home and elsewhere and helped thousands of people change their lives.

The best books published by Centrepolygraph are displayed at the library of the President of the Russian Federation.

Centrepolygraph has been awarded honorary certificates, diplomas, and medals by the organising committees of the Moscow and St. Petersburg international and national book fairs, the Association of the Book Publishers of Russia, and the journals Knizhnii biznes and Vitrina. Chitayushchaya Rossiya. For instance, Prince S.P. Urusov's A Book about the Horse was awarded an honorary diploma at the 14th Moscow National Book Fair in 2001. Centrepolygraph was awarded an honorary diploma by the organising committee of The Neva Book Forum international fair for the publication of works by Daniil Granin, winner of State Prises of the Russian Federation in Literature and Arts.

The Catalogue of Postal Stamps of the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, and the Russian Federation won a silver (Moscow) and bronze (Istanbul) medals at the international philatelic exhibitions.

Centrepolygraph co-operates with the editorial boards of central newspapers, journals and TV and radio companies, and the ITAR-TASS and Inter-Fax information services. It carries PR campaigns for distinguished writers and authors of book publishing projects together with the press centre of the largest Russian newspaper Mir novostei.

Centrepolygraph distributes its books in all regions of Russia, the CIS countries, in Europe, Israel, United States, and Canada.