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A freight forwarding company providing a full range of logistics services since 2011. The founder is the official forwarding agent of the Belarusian Railway, providing freight forwarding services for the transportation of all types of cargo, including dangerous and oversized, across the territories of the CIS, Baltic and other countries.

A diversified company that has been a leader in the Russian market of professional commercial and technological equipment since 1993, specializing in the comprehensive outfitting of retail facilities, catering establishments, hotel complexes, dry cleaners and laundries, gas stations, and food production facilities.

The main activity of the enterprise is the operation of the Tver bus station and the organization of passenger transportation between districts of the Tver region. In addition to the Tver bus station, OJSC Tveravtotrans also owns a bus station in Rzhev and 5 bus stations (in Udomlya, Staritsa, Maksatikha, Olenino, Torzhok).

The company was founded in 2003 in St. Petersburg and manages retail stores. The chain's supermarkets are located in the Northwestern Federal District, with a distribution center operating in St. Petersburg. To supply the supermarkets with own-produced goods, production workshops operate in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region.

A Russian chemical enterprise located in the vicinity of Belorechensk, Krasnodar Territory. Before joining EuroChem Group, it was called the Krasnodar Chemical Plant. The chemical plant produces sulfuric acid, wet-process phosphoric acid, complex mineral fertilizers (ammophos), liquid complex fertilizers, and feed defluorinated phosphates.

One of the largest retail chains in Russia and the largest hypermarket chain by retail space. The company develops several hypermarket formats with low prices, which differ in marketing and pricing policies, as well as the assortment of products from local producers.

One of the largest Russian IT companies operating in the fields of software development, system integration, infrastructure solutions, services and outsourcing, information security, and consulting. Its partners include all leading global and Russian hardware and software manufacturers.

A Russian state-owned oil pipeline company – an operator of main oil pipelines and oil product pipelines. Transneft is the world's largest pipeline company, owning 68,000 km of main pipelines, over 500 pumping stations, and over 24 million cubic meters of tank capacity. The company transports 83% of oil produced in Russia and 30% of oil products produced in Russia.

A large Russian retail chain specializing in food products. The company opened its first hypermarket in St. Petersburg in 2002. The Group is represented by two formats: hypermarkets under the O`KEY brand and discounters under the DA! brand.

A Swedish-founded Dutch manufacturing and trading group of companies, owner of one of the world's largest retail chains for furniture and home goods. IKEA maintains the image of a Swedish company in all its marketing communications. The company sees its mission as changing the everyday lives of many people for the better by offering high-quality furniture and home goods at affordable prices.

A supermarket chain in St. Petersburg.

A Russian food store chain. It is part of TD Intertorg, a food retail company that unites several store formats in the Northwestern region: Narodnaya 7Ya semYa general stores, ideYa supermarkets, and SPAR supermarkets.

The world's largest Dutch voluntary retail chain for food, with over 15,000 stores in 48 countries. It is one of the most recognizable retail brands in the world. SPAR began its operations in Russia in 2000. Today, SPAR operates in four formats: hypermarkets, supermarkets, convenience markets, and quick-service minimarkets.