Build Russia a boom before it breaks down
Domodedovo airport – a cautionary tale?
The market-led changes are designed to spur investment in a sector that outgoing president Vladimir Putin says will require Rb12 trillion ($13.21 billion) if the country is to keep up with surging demand and boost production by two-thirds by 2020. At the end of 2007, the Stockholm-based asset management group launched the €111 million East Capital Power Utilities Fund, which will target investment opportunities in the power utilities industry in Russia and other CIS countries such as Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Georgia.
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