Analysts at the statistical center Teikoku Databank report that of the 168 large Japanese companies doing business in the Russian Federation, only 4 have finally left the Russian market. This is only 2.4%: the rest adopt a wait-and-see attitude, suspending activities to return at the right time.
The Kyodo agency got acquainted with the data in the report, the experts of which separately highlighted that many of the organizations surveyed had not even developed an action plan in the event that business in the Russian Federation still had to be restricted.
Teikoku Databank's analytical summary shows that of all the G7 countries, it is in Japan that the proportion of companies leaving the Russian Federation is the lowest.
By way of comparison, the statistics center cites the results of a survey of more than 1,300 companies around the world, which shows, for example, that almost half of British companies (48%) left the Russian market. .
A third of Canadian companies (33%) and a third of American companies (29%) announced their withdrawal from Russia.
But in Italy, the proportion of companies leaving the Russian market is as small as in Japan, around 5%.
A fairly low rate of companies leaving the Russian Federation is also found in Germany.
RBC cites data from a survey of 1,050 members of the Russian-German Chamber of Commerce, of which only 4% intend to completely abandon the Russian market. The rest plan to continue their activities, either partially abandoning new projects or "changing their structure".
Author:
Ekaterina Alipova
Source: RB
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