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Back|Metro in Russland: In Putins Händen
Metro in Russland: In Putins Händen
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Die Zeit·1 hour ago·Business·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Metro in Russland: In Putins Händen

Im Kampf mit dem Westen greift Russland nach dem größten deutschen Unternehmen im Land.

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  • Putin hat dem deutschen Handelskonzern Metro die Kontrolle über sein profitables Russlandgeschäft entzogen und den Konzern unter Zwangsverwaltung gestellt.
  • Metro verliert damit den Zugriff auf Gewinne.

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Metro hielt trotz Krieg und Sanktionen an seinem profitablen Russlandgeschäft fest.

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Wie riskant ihre Geschäfte in Russland sind, das war den Chefs des Düsseldorfer Handelskonzerns Metro klar. In seinen Jahresberichten warnt das Unternehmen seit Jahren, der russische Staat könne jederzeit alles wegnehmen. Gemeint sind 91 Großmärkte des Konzerns in Russland, die jährlich mehr als 130 Millionen Euro Gewinn erwirtschaften. Hinzu kommen mehr als 1.200 kleinere Supermärkte, die von russischen Franchisenehmern betrieben werden. Mit 2,6 Milliarden Euro pro Jahr war Metro bis zuletzt das umsatzstärkste deutsche Unternehmen in Russland, trotz Krieg und Sanktionen.

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  • ?Wie reagiert die Metro-Führung auf die Zwangsverwaltung?
  • ?Welche Rolle spielt Johannes Tholey genau?

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  • Putin hat dem deutschen Handelskonzern Metro die Kontrolle über sein profitables Russlandgeschäft entzogen und den Konzern unter Zwangsverwaltung gestellt.
  • Metro verliert damit den Zugriff auf Gewinne.

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