Dose -DoMan Russian companies – Gazprom, Sberbank, Rosneft, Lukoil, VTB, Rostec, Rosatom – have lost major foreign ownership under pressure from penalties, nationalization and destroying partnerships.
Russia’s leading companies have widely lost property overseas due to penalties, nationalization and destruction of partnerships. Among the latest losses are the release Alross From the Angola Diamond Market. This was reported by Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service on Thursday, June 12.
Dose -Docated Russia’s leading companies – Gazprom, Sberbank, Rosnft, Lukoil, VTB, Rostec, Rosatom et al. – The major ownership of other countries is lost. The intelligence emphasizes that the Russian Federation’s budget is overly negative due to a reduction in foreign exchange revenues.
Among the highest profile cases are the control of control over energy projects, banking licenses, as well as a forced discharge from large infrastructure and defense contracts.
In particular, the company joins this list Alrosawhich is completely replaced from the Angolan Diamond Deposit Katka, What is the next step to eliminate the Russians from the global market of precious stones.
Against the background of the rapid income collapse (-42 % in this year’s first quarter), the accumulation of unlucky products of $ 1.3 billion and the loss of Indian product market for products Alrosa Reduces staff, stops projects and refuse dividends.
According to intelligence, the Russian company completed 2024 with an increase in net debt to $ 1.14 billion and the worst financial indicator in the last decade.
Remember that the supply of Russian diamonds to the world market market in 2024 has reduced to the lowest level for a decade.
Russia Alrosa’s major diamond company against the background of the industry crisis has also been identified as the development of the least profitable properties and reduced personnel.
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Source: korrespondent
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