March 10: Withdrew from Russia. (Russia accounts for less than 2% of Accountor's turnover)

March 1: Stopped selling 20 sorts of vodka

April 19: Exited the Russian market through sale Russian subsidiary Telko

March 7: Exiting the fast food business in Russia (1.5% of total net sales)

March 1: Stopped all sales to Russia. (Russia’s share of total sales was below 1% in 2021, 50 employees)

March 2: Suspended Russian-owned organisations from participation in Elisa Esports tournaments

May 3: Sold its Russian subsidiary to Kolomenskij Bakery and Confectionery

March 11: Suspended its regular services (4 ships) to and from Russia, all re-assigned to other intra-EU services

March 7: Withdrew completely from the Russian market (70 employees)

July 13: Russia seized control of Fortum’s assets in Russia

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September 2: Sold its operations in Russia to Espetina Ltd (Operated a Fiber Packaging manufacturing facility in Ivanteevka)

February 28: Suspended the sale of products on its OZON online store

May 6: Exited Russian market and closed local operations (3% of Kemira's revenue in 2021)

March 28: Discontinued purchases and export of food products to Russia

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February 10: All Russian subsidiaries have been sold

June 28: Leaving the Russian market after selling Russian operations to local management (650 employees)

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March 15: Plans to wind down operations after delivering final cranes to Russia

March 15: Plans to wind down operations after delivering final cranes to Russia

March 3: Suspended production in the Swir sawmill, Russia. Wood procurement in Russia and imports to Metsä Group's mills discontinued

April 24: Completed the wind down process and discontinued business with Russia

July 20: Completely replaced Russian crude oil with other sources

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April 12: Exiting Russian market

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March 16: Sold its Russian operations to PJSC Tatneft

April 21: Stopped exports to Russia (€13.5 million)

June 1: Divested the rights of some self-care brands in Russia. Discontinued sales of prescription drugs in Russia. Orion no longer has any inventories in Russia

May 5: Sold its Russian subsidiary Paulig Rus LLC to the private investor Mr Vikas Soi (coffee roastery in Tver, 200 employees)

July 7: Sold all shares in OOO Ponsse, its subsidiary that provided PONSSE services in Russia to OOO Bison

February 24: Subsidiary in Russia has been sold to a local operator

March 9: Removed all games from app stores in Russia and Belarus. In app purchases also disabled in these markets

June 22: Selling off businesses in Russia (16 Prisma supermarkets three Sokos hotels, 1000 employees)

August 2: Sold the share capital of its subsidiary SRV Russia Oy to the Cyprus-based real estate investment company. Negotiating sale of its remaining asset in Russia (50 per cent holding in the Pearl Plaza shopping centre in St Petersburg)

May 16: Divested its packaging operations in Russia (3 packing plants, 2 sawmills, 1100 employees)

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March 22: Removed its games from app stores, halted new downloads and access for existing players

March 3: Exiting its operations in Russia (100 employees in Moscow and St. Petersburg, Tietoevry Russia accounts for approximately 0.4% of Group revenues)

March 24: Activated options to exit Russia. Will continue to sell a minimum amount of essential products, to maintain employment in Russia

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April 3: Sold all its business operations in Russia to Gungnir Wooden Products Trading

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June 3: Started exit process. Ramping down operations, ceased exports to Russia

March 3: Terminated contracts related to the transport of goods between Russia and Finland. In the process of divesting its affiliates and subsidiaries in Russia

July 21: Completed exit from Russia by selling its Russian subsidiaries to local management

April 1: Sold its operations in Russia to Etalon Group PLC