... materials) on operating margins. Weak profit growth is expected, partly due to increased wages for employees and investments in café modernization. Investors will be keen to learn about comparable sales (like-for-like) on key markets: the U.S. (where Starbucks ... ... to assess how sustainable this growth is. A factor will be the recovery of global aviation—airlines are actively returning fleets to operation, leading to increased demand for engines and parts. If financial results exceed forecasts (e.g., EPS closer ...

... Distribution Centers: Over 40 warehouse facilities across the country, ensuring quick and uninterrupted delivery of goods. Own Fleet: More than 10,000 trucks, which reduces logistics costs and increases delivery efficiency. Automation Technologies: Utilization ... ... Developing the network in smaller settlements ensures access to quality products and contributes to increasing the customer base. 2. Modernization of Existing Facilities Infrastructure Upgrades: Magnit actively updates interiors and implements modern energy-saving ...

... activities like extraction. Additionally, Russia's tax system supports domestic refiners by compensating part of their expenses for modernization, investments in refining, and fuel supply to the domestic market. This shields Russia somewhat from global trends ... ... to 21.4% over the same period. By the end of 2024, LNG-powered trucks are expected to constitute 10% of China's heavy truck fleet. New Refineries and Competition China is not a major buyer of Russian diesel, as it predominantly produces its own supplies....

... electric vehicles becomes a popular cost-saving strategy for citizens and companies. However, in Russia, the electric vehicle fleet is still small (less than 0.5% of the total number of cars, with around 60,000 registered units as of early 2025). The high ... ... solutions to be implemented. For oil and fuel companies, the current situation serves as an incentive for adaptation: some will modernize refineries to reduce costs, others will expand crude oil exports instead of fuel, while others will explore new niches ...

... near St. Petersburg. Although these technical maneuvers are driven by sancion limitations (against the Russian gas shipping fleet), they do not significantly impact the European market — the volumes are relatively small. Nevertheless, the contract ... ... that traditional segments — coal, oil, and gas industries — will remain significant in the coming years, although they will modernize under environmental pressures. For FES Investors Overall, Wednesday’s news paints a comprehensive picture of the global ...