€100bn in direct losses
A Financial Times analysis has shown that Europe’s biggest companies have suffered at least €100bn in direct losses from their operations in Russia.
A survey of 600 European groups’ annual reports and 2023 financial statements shows 176 companies have recorded asset impairments, foreign exchange-related charges and other one-off expenses as a result of the sale, closure or reduction of Russian businesses.
The aggregate figure does not include impacts such as higher energy and commodities costs.
posted by Anon @ 02:34
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1 Comments:
Loss?
Planned diversion or redistribution but never, with the approval of the ruling elite, to the wretched masses of your teeming shore or the homeless tempest tossed
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