Putin places assets of several more foreign companies, including flooring manufacturer Tarkett, under temporary management
President Vladimir Putin has placed the Russian assets of several European companies, including French flooring manufacturer Tarkett, under temporary management, naming Tsentr Kapital as the managing company.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has placed the assets of several European companies under temporary management, according to the wire material. This includes French flooring manufacturer Tarkett, which operates two plants in Russia, one in Moscow and the other in Samara. Other companies placed under temporary management include Kappa Rus, Mensen Packaging CIS, Eviosis Packaging Kuban, and Ontex Ru. These companies produce containers, packaging, and personal hygiene products.
In September, Putin also placed under temporary management the Russian assets of retailers Globus, Metro Cash & Carry, Auchan, and Leroy Merlin. He also introduced temporary management at Nestlé Russia. The wire material mentions that Meduza, the publication, is committed to transparency about its use of artificial intelligence in the newsroom.
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