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We are tired of reacting to each one and decided to post our position online in a form of a radio, accessible 24/7.
We call it “Hungarian Radio Ukraine”.
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79th issue of the KSE Institute regular digest on impact of foreign companies' exit on RF economy with focus on companies exited from Russia in 4Q2025 and since the beginning of the war:
https://t.co/jQZs7h4mnc
80 companies left the Russian market in 2025. The practice of forced seizures of foreign businesses in Russia is intensifying — KSE Institute analysis
https://t.co/09vkUPdRDw
7/7 Doing business in Russia fuels missiles and drones targeting civilians. Check which companies are still there ⤵️
📊 Database: https://t.co/t07SIR84OE
📲 App (iOS): https://t.co/QJqXtgNak5
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.
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.
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.
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: 🔗 https://t.co/ktXA53sAgO
78th issue of the KSE Institute regular digest on impact of foreign companies' exit on RF economy with focus on companies exited from Russia in 3Q2025 and since the beginning of the war:
https://t.co/yOIcfVwg6M
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!
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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: https://t.co/SQtLXIt4qZ