... Lack of public status Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company (UMMC) is not a public company, which means that its shares are not traded on stock exchanges such as Moscow or St. Petersburg. This limits the ability of private investors to directly participate ... ... in financial management and the implementation of investment programs. However, for potential investors, this creates certain restrictions in access to information about the company's financial performance. 2. Attractiveness for financial institutions ...

... somewhat different. Last year, retail price increases were linked to a sharp spike in wholesale fuel prices. At the time, AI-92 traded above 70,000 rubles per ton, AI-95 exceeded 75,000 rubles, and diesel fuel reached 74,000 rubles per ton. Currently, AI-92 ... ... recovery of the automotive market, seasonal demand growth, rising refinery costs, and increased exports following the lifting of restrictions in May. Future Expectations If gas station prices catch up with inflation by summer’s end, government countermeasures ...

... their activities in the region. However, Ulf Schneider argues that the German automotive sector has suffered more from these restrictions than it has gained. In the absence of European manufacturers, Chinese companies have been rapidly capturing the Russian ... ... China), the market becomes less reliant on a single supplier, providing resilience against risks such as political instability or trade policy shifts. Influence of Sanctions and Political Risks: Risks remain, with the primary one being political uncertainty....

... operations in the Russian market. However, Ulf Schneider argues that the German automotive industry ultimately loses more from these restrictions than it gains. With the departure of European manufacturers, Chinese companies are aggressively capturing the Russian ... ... market dependence on a single supplier, making it more resilient to potential risks such as political instability or shifts in trade policy. Impact of Sanction Limitations and Political Risks: Risks remain, with political instability being a major concern....

... end of April, and AI-95 to 53,264 rubles per ton. The export ban mechanism was already applied by the government in the fall of 2023 but was short-lived—from late September to mid-November. For diesel fuel, due to the risk of storage overflow, restrictions were eased earlier, allowing refineries to export provided that at least 50% of production was sold on the domestic market. The embargo was implemented to ensure fuel availability on the domestic market and reduce wholesale prices, which ...