March 10: Suspended all Russian business operations (Moscow office and 2 production plants)

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April 14: Suspended shipments to Russia (generated only 0.002% of revenue in Russia)

December 23: Sold all of its factories in Russia (Russian factories generated 2% to 3% of total Amcor sales)

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April 1: Closed its TPM Russia, Inc. subsidiary

March 16: Suspended production for Russian market, importing no components from Russia

March 29: Taking steps to exit manufacturing position in a jointly owned bearing factory in Saratov. Closing office in Moscow

March 8: Ceased Business activities in Russia, instructed all distributors to halt shipments

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November 16: Exited the Russian market through sale of operations

March 18: Suspended delivery of products and support to customers and partners in Russia

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April 16: Stopped all sales and shipments

No statement regarding Russian operations. Operates an office in Moscow

April 5: Stopped trading in Russia. Company has one store in Russia in the process of liquidation

March 14: Operations temporarily suspended

March 1: Stopped all sales to Russia. (Russia’s share of total sales was below 1% in 2021, 50 employees)

August 2: Stopped all deliveries to Russia

April 5: Pledged to sell its Russian assets (three large production plants in Fryanovo, Kuchino and Syzran, as well as trade organization). Suspended new investment from 24. Feb

March 11: Discontinuing supply of products not relating to basic food and human health, all profit from our continued operations in Russia will be donated

March 9: Temporarily stopped production in its aluminum plant in Togliatti (65 employees)

March 17: Suspended commercial activities in Russia. (1.5% of sales in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, 30 employees)

July 15: Exited Russian operations through sale to local management

March 15: Suspended all shipments to Russia

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March 24: Continues to operate in Russia citing responsibility towards all employees (around 130 employees in Russia)

September 2: Exited Russia and divested the business to local management through a sale of its Russian subsidia

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February 22: Sold Russian operations to local management

April 25: Paused deliveries to Russia on the 1st of March (533 employees, Russian revenues represented 6.1% of group revenues)

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March 4: Suspended the implementation of two contracts for the supply of equipment to Russia

Suspended their shipments to Russia. Local offices will continue to conduct limited service and maintenance activities for installed products

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April 14: Discontinued operations in Russia. Idling and closing plant in Russia (crop protection packaging and formulation plant in Cheboksary)

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February 27: Ended its trading operations in Russia. Closed its representative office in Moscow

March 7: Stopped production at its four plants in Russia (Russia represents 1.3% of total revenues)

January 5: Copletely withdrew as local management is set to tak over operations in Russia

July 11: Withdrawn from doing business with Russian fishing companies. Ceased all exports to Russia

December 14: Exited Russian marked by selling Russian business to local management. Suspended new capital investments

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September 2: Sold its operations in Russia to Espetina Ltd (Operated a Fiber Packaging manufacturing facility in Ivanteevka)

June 20: Liquidated their Russian subsidiary (Office in Moscow- 18 employees)

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March 9: Discontinue all shipments into Russia (160 employees in the region)

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