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Glencore Is Reviewing Its Stakes in Two Russian Companies

A worker displays an electrolysis bath at the Khakas aluminium smelter, operated by United Co. Rusal, in Sayanogorsk, Russia.

Photographer: Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg

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Glencore Plc, the realm’s finest commodity vendor, followed some of the realm’s largest companies in reviewing its enterprise ties with Russia as the fallout from the invasion of Ukraine intensifies across world commodities markets. 

While Glencore stopped looking exiting its investments, the firm talked about it changed into once reviewing its shareholdings in two of Russia’s finest companies as neatly as its wider procuring and selling operations in the country. It’s a dramatic flip for a firm that has long been ecstatic working in the most exciting jurisdictions and whose broken-down chief govt officer changed into once awarded an Snarl of Friendship by President Vladimir Putin.

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