Almost a thousand and a half companies have ceased or reduced their activities in Russia

This is stated in the KSE press release.

• Number of companies continuing to operate in Russia (KSE status "remaining") - 590 (+8 per week)
• The number of companies that reduced current operations and suspended new investments (KSE status "waiting") - 438 (+8 for the week)
• The number of companies that curtailed Russian operations (KSE status "going out") - 1037 (+4 for the week)

For ~400 public groups of companies, we also identified (if possible) an operating business in the Russian Federation (the presence of a controlling stake in a legal entity), which made it possible to calculate the value of capital invested in the country (about $113 billion), local revenue (totaling $200 billion), and also personnel (about 0.7 million people).

1475 foreign companies have already reduced, suspended or terminated their activities in Russia

Western agricultural companies remain on the Russian market despite pressure, claiming humanitarian reasons.

Economic sanctions imposed by the EU, US and other countries do not apply to agricultural products due to humanitarian concerns and food security. Russia is the world's largest exporter of wheat, while Ukraine is the world's fifth largest exporter of wheat, the fourth largest exporter of corn, and the largest exporter of sunflower oil and meal. War, of course, will lead to food problems in the world.

The companies themselves announce a reduction in transactions, but remain in Russia, including such major Western agricultural companies as Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), Bunge, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus (or, as they are commonly called, the “Great Four in / g” or “ABCDs”).