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Where in uk can buy shares??? All only sells..
Https://www.vedomosti.ru/business/articles/2023/06/09/979438-fas-zapodozrila-evraz-i-omk-v-zavishenii-tsen
Please use translate for this article .its from russian media
I am planing to leave it as it is..as they told they don't touch it,which is really good option overall.
I have big holding in Freetrade account. 1500 shares
They told me they delist my shares on 16 July..
It's in ISA , there is no options to get paper certificates as its not exciting in Freetrade .
I have asked if I leave then them .. they said they not going to do anything with them.
I am really had no options
Thanks
Hi
As per Russian government new rules...you are not able to see anything about sales between Evraz and uralVagonZavod ,as earlier uVZ mentioned ,Evraz is significant supplier to them and they was asking for some discounts... All you know ,if government defence makes orders with companies it's not small values . Same with Evraz... We need to watch situation between Putin's suroundings and Abramovich and relationship between them.. if it's good then it's good for shareholders,but if it's not, the company can be taken by Russian government for military reasons...simply just kinda bye bye....confiscation..and Abramovich sent to jail ..in Russia is rule...give the person and we can find for him reason to place behind bars
In July, the State Duma approved a bill obliging companies such as Evraz's Russian subsidiaries to provide goods and services to the military. Legal entities "regardless of their organizational and legal form and form of ownership" will not be able to refuse agreements and contracts for the supply of goods and services for the army. At the same time, the Ministry of Defense will be able to change the terms of the contract after its conclusion.
>>>>A representative of Uralvagonzavod notes that their metal needs make up an insignificant share of Evraz Group's volumes, and therefore the holding could develop a special pricing formula for an enterprise fulfilling a state defense order.<<<<
. Evraz obviously does not like this prospect, but the holding's management does not want to talk about it openly, because the situation around prices has become tense.
Experts believe that metallurgists are trying to use prices to compensate for income that fell during the crisis due to a decrease in metal consumption in the world. In 2009, in order to load capacities, Russian companies sold rolled products at dumping prices, but this did not save them from production stoppages and staff reductions at enterprises. In order to revive the market, in early 2010, metallurgists proposed to the Russian authorities to provide the industry with tax breaks and stimulate the sale of products by obliging industrialists to purchase metal from domestic suppliers.
Meanwhile, in recent years, the Russian government has regularly increased import customs duties on certain types of rolled products and pipes made of ferrous metals, protected the domestic market of raw materials, expanded the list of imported equipment that is not subject to VAT, initiated anti-dumping investigations against suppliers of stainless flat products from Brazil, China, Korea and South Africa, as well as manufacturers of pre-painted steel from Belgium, Kazakhstan, China, Korea and Finland. Minister of Industry of the Russian Federation Viktor Khristenko noted in 2009 that ferrous metallurgy, in terms of lobbying for measures to protect its interests, left all other sectors of Russia far behind.
The proposals of metallurgists, according to experts, did not take into account the interests of other market participants, and therefore were not implemented in full. But massive state assistance in protecting the Russian market from foreign products allowed lobbyists to increase their income by spinning up the price flywheel.
Investment company Troika Dialog made a forecast in early 2010 that coal prices would rise over the next three years, while discount rates would decline. The accident at the Raspadskaya mine (40% of the shares belong to Evraz Group), no matter how blasphemous it sounds, came at the right time, stopping the emerging growth in coking coal production. The governor of the Kemerovo region Aman Tuleev said that now metallurgy will experience some shortage of fuel.
The coincidence in time of the explosion and the speculative game of the leading mining corporations to increase the cost of coal excited the miners of Kuzbass. Some of them recalled that a few years ago there were two explosions at the mines "Ulyanovskaya" and "Yubileinaya", owned by OJSC "Yuzhkuzbassugol". Coincidentally, at the same time, Evraz asked the owner
Sorry didn't know it's not support Russian kirilica..so translate to English
The Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia has launched an investigation into the mining and metallurgical holding Evraz Group. The reason was the regular increase in prices for products for Russian enterprises. Experts say that it will soon be more profitable for Russian consumers to buy metal abroad. As the "RusBusinessNews" columnist found out, metallurgists got the opportunity to inflate their costs and inflate prices thanks to the Russian government, which used an extremely wide range of market protection measures specifically in ferrous metallurgy.
The initiator of the antimonopoly investigation was OAO NPK Uralvagonzavod. According to Vasily Varenov , head of the company's representative office in Moscow, in the second quarter of 2010 Evraz raised prices for rolled products by 7% and announced a further increase by 20% in the third. As a result, in the first half of the year machine builders will pay metallurgists an additional 400 million rubles, and 900 million in the second.Since Uralvagonzavod supplies its products mainly to state-owned companies and cannot pass on additional costs to customers, the entire overpayment can be attributed to losses.
Evraz explains the increase in the cost of metal by rising prices for coking coal and iron ore. According to Alfa-Bank analyst Maxim Semenovs , the external market had a significant impact on Russian producers, where in a short time the price of coal rose from $130 to $200 per ton. The domestic market showed even greater dynamics, since Russian mining and processing plants significantly reduced production during the crisis and were unable to immediately respond to the recovery in the industry. In addition, it was decided to establish parity with the world market in pricing. As a result, prices in the domestic and foreign markets became equal.
Vasily Varenov believes that the rise in prices for coal and raw materials is of a speculative nature - it was provoked by the world's largest corporations BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto. Russian metallurgical holdings, provided with their own raw material base by 80-100%, could not raise prices for their products, given the more serious decline in engineering in Russia than in the world. A representative of Uralvagonzavod notes that their metal needs make up an insignificant share of Evraz Group's volumes, and therefore the holding could develop a special pricing formula for an enterprise fulfilling a state defense order.
Metallurgists, however, are in no hurry to enter into long-term contracts with machine-building plants. Alexei Agureev, Vice-President of Evraz Group for Public Relations, refused to discuss the issue of the holding's exclusive relationship with Uralvagonzavod, but noted that the media were too hasty, reporting a long-term contract between the enterprises. Evraz obviously does not like this prospect, but the holding's management does not want to talk a
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Death spiral??? You got next to your main factory tank factory in niznij tail..same factory which is very short supply of electronical components for tanks from abroad but they more or less it getting from China so we not about that...do you believe these tanks are made from cardboard?? Or plastic? ? Use Google translate and check Russian forums ,read some info from former workers YB3 (Ural vagon zavod)
When country in war... What are you in short supply? Bananas ? Or tanks ...
Zero logic people's...
Nobody stops owners to milk this company cash and write off it as expenses on one or other way..
It's Russia .if you cannot pay it as dividends to your pocket...you taking cash then writing off as expenses and debt. You need to be Russian minded to understand all this..i do