May 19: Continuing operations "on a lower level", postponed investments (Activities in Russia represent less than 1% of total revenue)

March 24: Continued operations in Russia (57 hotels and 3,500 employees). Halting 5 new development projects.

No statement regarding Russian operations. Plant in Togliatti

June 9: Continues to supply Russia with computer hardware (at least $70.4 million worth between April 8, 2022 and March 31, 2023)

May 29: Continues to allow users to extend licences for their products. Ceased new sales

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April 24: Operates a fruit segment in Russia. Does not plan to discontinue its operations in Russia (nearly 285 employees in Serpukhov, Russian business generates 2.1% of group revenue)

April 14: Continues to operate glassfiber tissue production facility in Tver. Discontinued exports to Russia (Russia represented 1.4% of net sales)

September 2: Withdrawing from Russia (720 employees in Russia, <1% of groups turnover)

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March 14: Doubled the amount of Flights to Russia (15 flights per week)

March 7: Continues titanium purchases from Russia. Suspended supply of parts and deliveries/servicing

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March 10: Continues to sell its exhausts in Russia

March 5: All transactions and deliveries are working as normal and will continue to do so ($160 million profit in Russia in 2022)

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No statement on Russia operations. Office in Moscow

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No statement regarding Russian operations. Continues to supply its Russian distributor (Normark)

No statement regarding Russian operations. Office in Krasnodar

April 15: Continuing to export to Russia. Suspended all its new business in Russia (Representative office in Moscow)

March 25: Operates a Subsidiary in Russia which continues to sell its goods. Diverting sales from Russia (6 employees)

No statement regarding Russia operations. Operates in Russia through a joint venture with Mail.ru Group, Russian sovereign wealth fund RDIF, the USM holding company and Megafon

August 14: Paused new clinical trials. Focusing on delivering essential and life-saving medicines

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No statement regarding Russian operations. Production plant in Russia

March 12: Announced it will stay in Russia. Auchan Retail employs 41,000 people at 231 stores in Russia.

March 2: Continues to direct customers to airlines and travel agents websites selling flights to Russia

August 8: Owners have sent substantial quantity of product and started hiring new employees in Russia.

March 2: Continues to operate in Russia- "The direct impact of the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia is absolutely minimal."

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March 12: Continues to make video game sales in Russia

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April 12: Suspended all new investments in Russia. Reducing financial and legal liability in the country

September 4: Significantly increased exposure to Russia. Continues to provide loans to Russian banks

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April 22: Closed all accounts of Russian nationals. Making efforts to reduce exposure to Russia (exposure to Russia: 10 million Euro)

April 13: Continuing production in Russia with its 3 factories in Russia (500 employees)

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April 14: Will continue to provide Russian consumers with basic skin and body care products. Discontinued business activities at La Prairie and at tesa, ended all promotional activities in Russia

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June 23: Continues to buy oil from Russia

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March 10: Continues business activity in Russia. Ended its investments in Russia, stopped all financial flow between headquarters and subsidiary in Russia (100 employees)

March 27: Only supplies Russia with medicine

March 17: Continues to operate in Russia. Three factories in Russia produce foods for 146 million Russians (1000 employees)

March 17: Continues to operate in Russia. Three factories in Russia produce foods for 146 million Russians (1000 employees)

No statement regarding Russian operations. Operates in Russia through its ITLV brand. Office in St. Petersburg

April 28: Operates a number of production sites throughout the country. Reduced business activities in Russia "substantially"

April 14: Significantly downsized its business in Russia- withdrawing vessels related to Russian interests, halting inspections of aircraft operated by Russian companies and decreasing its operations in the Oil and Gas sector

April 21: Company is found to be active hiring in 2022 despite press release detailing decision to cease any operational involvement in the activities carried out by SLK Cement

September 29: Suspended all investments in Russia. Cancelled shipments of parts and equipment. Commiting to sell its Russian division

April 8: No statement regarding Russian operations. 553 sales points in Russia

No statement regarding Russian operations. Operates 10 salons in Russia

April 11: Continues to operate in Russia with two aluminum beverage can plants. Suspended further investments in Russia

March 11: $1.1b investment and 2,500 employees in Russia. Continuing primary operations. Scaling back business activities.

March 3: No statement regarding operations in Russia. Opened its first hypermarket in Russia in 2018 (450 employees). Stopped stocking Russia products in countries outside of Russia

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March 15: Reports suggest Caterpillar continues to ship through Russia. Suspended operations in Russian manufacturing facilities

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September 7: Plans to purchase the Russian subsidiary of German meat producer Tönnies for 22 billion roubles

Listed on: Forbes Global 2000 World's Most Ethical Companies (Ethisphere)

No statement regarding Russian operations. Operates an office in Moscow

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March 23: Operations continue uninterrupted. Chevron owns a 15% stake in the CPC pipeline which transports oil from Kazakhstan to Russia

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No statement regarding Russian operations. Operates a Russian subsidiary, offfice in Moscow (Charter capital: 4.2 trillion Rubles)

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