Coca-Cola HBC’s Russian Operations Face Kremlin Takeover Threat
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Putin's intervention in JTI's Russian subsidiaries, the request for Multon and Coca-Cola HBC's response - The ten production units, the funds of over 1 billion euros remaining in Russia and the new difficulties in Ukraine
Altai beer and soft drink producer Bochkari has asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to transfer the business of Moulton and Moulton Partners, the companies that run Coca-Cola’s former Russian operations, under external management. The request was sent in October and, according to Kommersant sources cited by Meduza, has already been submitted to the Russian government. The initiative has received support from some deputy prime ministers, but a…
The Altai beer and non-alcoholic drinker "Bočkari" asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to hand over to him the foreign business of Multon and Multon Partners, former coca-Cola bottler.
The Altai producer of beer and soft drinks Bochkari asked to transfer the Multon business, which was engaged in bottling international Coca-Cola brands in Russia until 2022, to external management
The Altai producer of beer and soft drinks, Bochkari, asked to transfer the Multon business, which was engaged in bottling international Coca-Cola brands in Russia until 2022, to external management. Kommersant writes about this...
The Kremlin may seize Coca-Cola's Russian assets, worth nearly 12 billion złoty. A member of Vladimir Putin's party is seeking control of them. He previously took over the factories of CanPack, a company based in Krakow. The American giant withdrew its main brands from Russia after the invasion of Ukraine, but its former business remains active in the local market.
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