... volume of capital expenditures in the first half of the year reached RUB 15.2 billion, an increase of more than 1.6 times compared to the same period last year. Cherkizovo Expansion of the product portfolio: An increase in the share of the flagship brands Petelinka and Pava-Pava in the retail market of branded products contributed to revenue growth. Growth in foodservice and export channels: The Company increased revenue in foodservice and export channels by 45% and 31% respectively, which indicates ...

... 2023, allocating RUB 90.3 billion to develop key areas, significantly exceeding the previous year's figure of RUB 59.2 billion. The company's core assets include an extensive network infrastructure with more than 200,000 base stations, subsidiaries and brands such as Yota and NetByNet, as well as modern office buildings and data centers. Investments are aimed at developing network infrastructure, digitalization and innovation, improving customer experience, as well as social projects and sustainable ...

... industrial area and environmental programs). The outcomes of the half-year will provide insight into how the company adapts to the new external economic reality and fluctuations in commodity markets. LVMH – the leading global luxury goods manufacturer (brands Louis Vuitton, Dior, Moët Hennessy, etc.) demonstrated resilience in demand for high-end products. In the first half of 2025, LVMH sales grew by approximately 9% and exceeded €45 billion, despite a challenging macro backdrop. The Asian market,...

... 23-year-old student, who started his business selling marmalade to classmates, has turned a school hobby into a successful company with revenues of nearly 500 million rubles. He continued his path at university and then expanded to marketplaces, where his brand "Marmeladych" gained popularity among both children and adults. Now, the entrepreneur is preparing for the next step — opening his own factory in Togliatti. By 2025, he has set an ambitious goal: to double his revenue and reach 1 billion ...

... export market, could lose significant revenue. Declining Demand in Europe: The European automotive market is facing a decrease in demand amid high inflation, economic difficulties, and support for local producers, which weakens the appeal of German brands and threatens their market share. Intensified Competition in China: The Chinese market, where German brands have traditionally held strong positions, is under intense pressure from local EV manufacturers like BYD and Nio, who are rapidly gaining ...