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Business as usual: Indian companies stay put in sanctions-hit Russia

Two countries commit to raise bilateral trade to $100 bn by 2030 as war in Ukraine continues

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India is second to the United Arab Emirates and ahead of Turkey and China in terms of the share of foreign companies retaining operations in Russia. (Image: Shutterstock)

Anoushka Sawhney New Delhi

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In 2020, American fast food chain McDonald’s completed 30 years in Russia. For celebration it sold burgers at their 1990 price of three roubles – a discount on the prevailing price of 135 roubles. McDonald’s left Russia in May 2022, three months after Russia invaded Ukraine. A Russian company took over McDonald’s stores and rebranded them as ‘Vkusno i tochka’ ('Tasty & That’s It').

Hundreds of companies have exited Russia or announced such a decision after the country came under Western sanctions, according to a database maintained by the Kyiv School

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