https://xitter.cf/t.co/AmexTb1xZw tracks companies' decisions to leave the Russian market due to the invasion of Ukraine or to stay and continue business as usual.

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7/7 Doing business in Russia fuels missiles and drones targeting civilians. Check which companies are still there ⤵️ 📊 Database: bit.ly/40kqfqm 📲 App (iOS): bit.ly/422VHdS
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6/7 Updated figures from KSE Institute: 📉 526 companies (12.5%) — fully exited ⚙️ 1,377 (32.6%) — in process of leaving or downsizing 💼 2,315 (54.9%) — still operating in Russia, fueling its war economy.
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5/7 Russia also seized Air Liquide’s assets worth around $700 million and arrested Airwork Group from New Zealand, which operates in aviation and aircraft maintenance.
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4/7 Ongoing liquidation processes: Embracer Group, Lisec, Louis Dreyfus Company, Orion Pharma. Sales of Russian assets: Alstom, Burger King, Fishman Group / Mirland Development, Hilding Anders AB, Hilti.
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3/7 Those that completed liquidation include Dyson, Rockwell Automation, Rödl & Partner, Eppendorf, Orbia, Sony Mobile Communications, Croda International, JVC Kenwood, Allergan, Ambu, Good Lakk, Technoform, and Yukon Advanced Optics.
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2/7 Between July–September, 23 foreign companies fully ceased operations in Russia — 13 completed liquidation, 4 initiated liquidation, 5 sold assets, and 1 faced asset seizure.
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1/7 ❌🇷🇺17 foreign companies fully liquidated or initiated the liquidation of their businesses in Russia in Q3 2025 — one of the highest figures since the start of the full-scale invasion. In total, 526 companies have now fully exited. Latest update from @KSE_Institute’s @LeaveRussiaOrg: 🔗 bit.ly/3KUjsOJ
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7/7 📉 Only 503 companies fully exited Russia by July 2025, per @KSE_Institute. Meanwhile, 2,326 firms (55% of those present in 2022) still operate, & 1,377 have announced exits but remain active. Time to act, not just talk!
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6/7 🚫 Broken promises: @PepsiCo opened a new plant in 2024, @MDLZ dropped its “stand-alone” pledge, @MarsGlobal invested in Moscow warehouses, #Raiffeisenbank stays the top foreign bank taxpayer, & @CocaColaCo profits from Dobry Cola.
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5/7 🚘 Automotive sector: $30.4B revenue, $571M taxes. 🍺 Food, bev, alcohol, & tobacco (incl. @PepsiCo, @CocaColaCo) raked in $71.4B & paid $1.67B. Many firms are profiting big while Russia’s war continues.
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4/7 🏦 Financial sector: $1.28B in profit tax, with #Raiffeisenbank, UniCredit, & OTP Bank as key players. 🍫 FMCG giants like Mars, Nestle, @ProcterGamble, @leroymerlinfr, & Metro generated $32.7B & paid $670M in taxes.
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3/7 🇺🇸 American companies led with $1.2B in taxes, followed by 🇩🇪 German firms at $594M. 🇪🇺 EU businesses earned $93.5B & paid $2.64B to the Kremlin. As Western brands exit, 🇨🇳 Chinese & 🇹🇷 Turkish firms are grabbing market share in auto & tech.
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2/7 💰 In 2024, foreign firms in Russia generated $201B in revenue & $19.5B in profit — the highest in 3 years. They paid $20B in taxes last year alone, enough to fund over 1M Russian soldiers.
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1/7 💸 Over $60B in taxes paid to 🇷🇺 by int'l companies since 2022, funding Putin's war machine. A new report by B4Ukraine, @KSE_Institute, & Squeezing Putin reveals how foreign firms continue to be a significant revenue source for the Kremlin. 📑 Full report: bit.ly/47b0EnD
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