Investors are leaving Georgia
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Despite the public declarations of Georgia’s leadership after the “revolution of roses” that the most favorable and transparent investment climate would be established, the working conditions in this country do not ensure that existing risks will be redeemed.
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Norilsk Nikel takes the sea
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The Russian major producer of non-ferrous metals builds its own fleet. Currently, all cargoes of Norilsk Nickel along the Northern Sea Rout from Taimyr Peninsula to the town of Murmansk are transported by the Murmansk Ocean Company. The volume of this carriage under Arctic conditions is pretty significant and reaches approximately 1.2 million tonnes a year thus bringing the ocean company good profits, which actually amount to one fifth of its entire revenue. However, Norilsk Nickel itself is not satisfied with the shipment service: what with that and the fleet involved is pretty old, and freight costs are overrated (last year the freight costs grew by as much as 30 %). |
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Russian tractor: race to catch up with leaders
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Despite the colossal slump on the market in the 1990s Russia’s tractor-building industry managed to survive and now it keeps raising rates of the production growth. In 2004 the tractor-building volume increased 7.5% to 8,700 tractors. Every third of them is meant for industrial purposes. They successfully compete with foreign models and even succeed in pressing them somewhat on the market, which is proved by the reduced share of imported tractors of the most mass-produced types. |
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RUSSIA ? APEC: Broad horizons of cooperation
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Vladimir Putin President of the Russian Federation
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THE METALS SUMMIT IN MOSCOW IS: - The only forum on the territory of the CIS that is organized by Metal Bulletin , the most authoritative magazine on metallurgy (London) Metal Bulletin holds annually about 20 conferences and seminars on metallurgy around the world. In 2002 the magazine's editorial board made a decision for the first time to organize a metals summit on the CIS territory. Following the striking success of the first Moscow summit this event was included in the annual program Metal Bulletin on the permanent basis.
- The largest event in the life of the metallurgical business community. Leaders of the world metallurgy meet each other here. At the Second Metals Summit (June 2004) 320 delegates were representing 175 companies from 32 countries. Among them were Arcelor, Posco, LNM group, U.S. Steel, Nippon Steel, CVRD, Danieli, Voest-Alpine and other world famous companies as well as leading banks Standard Bank, Dresdner Bank, EBRD, ABN Amro and others.
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