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Russia through a lensDeloitte Research Centre
4Q 2015
Content
We are pleased to present “Russia through a lens”, the first journal produced by Deloitte Research Centre in Moscow.
Starting from December 2015, the journal will be published quarterly and will become a part of Research Centre monitoring.
In “Russia through a lens” we will focus on current key trends in Russian economy and present the results of the following studies:
• statistical analysis “Russia in figures”
• Research center market analysis
• top M&As
If you have any questions or suggestions regarding this research, please do not hesitate to contact us: [email protected]
Designed by the Deloitte Design Group, Moscow
1. Russia in figures
2. Research Center market analysis
3. Global wind
“Skimming” Time 3
Russia in figures
GDP
GDP, bln RUR
Q1-Q3 (Jan-Sept) GDP, bln RUR
Source: Rosstat, Ministry of Economic Development (forecast)
19,43723,450
30,658 27,99133,059
40,06444,929 47,856
51,476
34,056
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20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
21,609.8 26,917.233,247.5
41,276.8 38,807.246,308.5
55,967.262,176.5 66,190.1 71,406.4 68,621.5 69,101.9
25% 24% 24%
-6%
19% 21%11% 6% 8%
-3.9% 0.7%
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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015F 2016F
GDP GDP grows rate
19,43723,450
30,658 27,99133,059
40,06444,929 47,856
51,476
34,056
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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
21,609.8 26,917.233,247.5
41,276.8 38,807.246,308.5
55,967.262,176.5 66,190.1 71,406.4 68,621.5 69,101.9
25% 24% 24%
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19% 21%11% 6% 8%
-3.9% 0.7%
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150,000.0
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015F 2016F
GDP GDP grows rate
Forecasts: Ministry of
Economic Development
Central Bank Standard & Poors
A. Kudrin, ex-Minister of Finance
Gaidar Institute
2015 -3.9% -3.9% – -4.4% -2.6% – -3.6% -4% -3.2%
2016 +0.7% -1% +1.9% – +0.3% -1% – +0.5% -1.6%
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Russia in figures
Inflation
Inflation, %
Forecasts:
Source 2015 2016
International Monetary Fund 15.8% 8.6%
Gaidar Institute 10% 6.5–7.0%
Gaidar Institute (Consumer Price Index) 14% 7.7%
Inflation* in October 2015: 15.6%Inflation target** in 2017: 4%
*The inflation figure is the consumer price growth rate over the corresponding month of the previous year. **The inflation target is set for the consumer price growth rate over the corresponding month of the previous year (Central Bank).
Ministry of Economic Development (forecast)
Central Bank (forecast)
Fact
5.16
6.4
12.211.4
6.56.66.1
8.88.8
13.3
11.9
9.0
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6
12.2
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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
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Trade structure
Period Jan-Aug 2015 • Foreign trade turnover: USD 355.7 billion (-34.3 percent YoY)• Trade balance: surplus of USD 116.7 billion (-USD 31.7 billion YoY)• Imports: USD119.5 billion (-39.2 percent YoY)• Exports: USD 236.2 billion (-31.5 percent YoY)
Imports from non-CIS countries (period Jan-Aug 2015):
Imports from CIS countries (period Jan-Aug 2015):
Percentage in Imports to non-CIS
in monetary terms in physical terms categories
Textiles and footwear 6.4% -35.5% -29.2%
Metal products 5.8% -36.3% -30.9%
Chemical products 19.3% -28.8% -15.2%
• cosmetic products (-14.8%)
• plastics (-28.9%)• rubber (-25.3%)
Machinery and auto 47.2% -43.1% n/a• cars (-52.2%)• trucks (-74.3%)
Food and raw materials for their production
13.7% -37.8% -24.2%
in monetary terms in physical terms categories
Energy products 12.5% -2.6% 0.0%
Metal products 12.0% -52.1% -38.2%
• pipes (-53.6%)• flat rolled products
of iron or non-alloy steel (-22.6%)
Chemical products 15.3% -19.3% -6.8%
• products of inorganic chemistry (-3.3%)
• plastics (-8.4%)• rubber (-25.2%)
Machinery and auto 19.2% -54.8% n/a• cars (-62.4%)• trucks (-44.6%)
Food and raw materials for their production
19.4% -1.8% n/a
Textiles and footwear 5.3 -36.6% -4.0%
Source: Federal Customs Service
“Skimming” Time 7
Exports to non-CIS countries (period Jan-Aug 2015):
Exports to CIS countries (period Jan-Aug 2015):
Percentage in Exports to non-CIS
in monetary terms in physical terms categories
Energy products 68.4% -37.4% 5.6%
• crude oil (8.5%)• electrical energy (16.2%)• oil products (8.2%)• natural gas (3.2%)• coal (-0.9%)
Metal products 9.5% -12.6% 7.8%
• ferrous metals (6.5%)• cast iron (20.1%)• semi-finished products of
iron or non-alloy steel (7.8%)• ferroalloys (-21.3%)
Chemical products 6.4% -9.7% 5.5%
• products of inorganic chemistry (7.9%)
• fertilizers (5.3%)• plastics (17.3%)• rubber (21.3%)
Machinery and auto 5.0% 14.0% 40.5%• cars• trucks (-7.9%)
Food and raw materials for their production
3.4% -19.7% n/a• barley (120.0%)• butter (39.4%)• milk and cream (9.4%)
Timber, pulp and paper products
2.6% -11.2% n/a
• lumber (17.2%)• plywood (15.2%)• cellulose (13.3%)• rough wood (-10.3%)
in monetary terms in physical terms categories
Energy products 40.1 -43.5% -6.8%• crude oil (-3.5%)• oil products (-25.8%)• natural gas (-27.2%)
Metal products 11.1 -25.8% 2.5%
• semi-finished products of iron or non-alloy steel (140.0%)
• flat rolled products of iron or non-alloy steel (-15.9%)
Chemical products 13.1 -18.7% n/a
• pharmaceuticals (19.9%)• paints and
varnishes (140.0%)• plastics (19.6%)• nitrogen fertilizers (-17.2%)• cosmetic products (-16.2%)
Machinery and auto 15.6 -32.2% n/a
Food and raw materials for their production
8.9 -20.3% 7.1%
• pork (530.0%)• wheat (50.2%)• milk and cream (78.1%)• sunflower oil (2.0%)
Timber, pulp and paper products
4 -34.2% -7.8%
• lumber (-12.8%)• plywood (-10.9%)• newsprint (-21.9%)• cellulose (5.5%)
Russia in figures
Source: Federal Customs Service
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Currency rate
USD-RUR forecasts:
Ministry of Economic Development Gaidar Institute
2015 RUB 61 RUB 61.2
2016 RUB 63.3 RUB 62.2
RUB vs. EUR and USD, Jan 2014-Nov 2015
EUR-RUB USD-RUB
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Source: Central Bank
46% 74%38% 55%
Source: Central Bank
Russia in figures
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Russia in figures
Central Bank Key Rate, %
Central Bank key rate
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6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
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Source: Central Bank
“Skimming” Time 11
Nickel
Top-pricing (oil, gas, gold, aluminium)
Forecasts:
Source 2016
Goldman Sachs USD 14,500
106 109 108 108 109 112106 103
9586
6858 53
6255
67 65 6352 53 48 50 45
4.94.6
4.44.8
4.6 4.4
3.84.0 4.1
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2.92.7 2.7 2.7 2.7 2.6
2.8 2.7 2.7 2.52.3 2.1
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Brent Crude Oil, ICE, $/bbl Natural Gas, NYMEX, $/mmbtu
13,98014,677
15,911
18,325
19,25019,040
18,50518,800
16,26515,740
16,275
15,15015,165
14,095
12,395
13,950
12,60012,015
11,040
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Nickel, LME, $/t
1,246
1,3291,285 1,289
1,2511,328
1,284 1,2881,207
1,174 1,1511,183
1,2841,214
1,187 1,1821,192
1,1741,095
1,1421,114
1,1421,074
1,7061,7541,784 1,800
1,8291,891
1,988
2,097
1,950
2,0372,014
1,853 1,8641,8151,785
1,920
1,7401,691
1,620 1,6051,572
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Maximum for the period
5 years minimum
Source: Holding "Finam"
Russia in figures
12
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4.94.6
4.44.8
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13,98014,677
15,911
18,325
19,25019,040
18,50518,800
16,26515,740
16,275
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1,246
1,3291,285 1,289
1,2511,328
1,284 1,2881,207
1,174 1,1511,183
1,2841,214
1,187 1,1821,192
1,1741,095
1,1421,114
1,1421,074
1,7061,7541,784 1,800
1,8291,891
1,988
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1,950
2,0372,014
1,853 1,8641,8151,785
1,920
1,7401,691
1,620 1,6051,572
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Russia in figures
Brent oil, natural gas
Natural gas
Forecasts:
Source 2016
U.S. Energy Information Administration USD 3.11
Maximum for the period
Minimum for the period
Source Q4 2015 2016 2017 2018U.S. Energy Information Administration
USD 54 USD 59
Central Bank of the Russian Federation
Base scenario: USD 50
Risk forecast: less than USD 40
Ministry of Economic Development
Conservative scenario: USD 40
Base and target scenario: USD 50
Base and target scenario: USD 52
Base and target scenario: USD 55
Standard & Poors USD 50 USD 55
Gaidar Institute USD 55 Pessimistic scenario: USD 40
Base scenario: USD 55
Optimistic scenario: USD 70
Source: Holding "Finam"
“Skimming” Time 13
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13,98014,677
15,911
18,325
19,25019,040
18,50518,800
16,26515,740
16,275
15,15015,165
14,095
12,395
13,950
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Nickel, LME, $/t
1,246
1,3291,285 1,289
1,2511,328
1,284 1,2881,207
1,174 1,1511,183
1,2841,214
1,187 1,1821,192
1,1741,095
1,1421,114
1,1421,074
1,7061,7541,784 1,800
1,8291,891
1,988
2,097
1,950
2,0372,014
1,853 1,8641,8151,785
1,920
1,7401,691
1,620 1,6051,572
1,4811,451
900
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106 109 108 108 109 112106 103
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6255
67 65 6352 53 48 50 45
4.94.6
4.44.8
4.6 4.4
3.84.0 4.1
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4.0
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Brent Crude Oil, ICE, $/bbl Natural Gas, NYMEX, $/mmbtu
13,98014,677
15,911
18,325
19,25019,040
18,50518,800
16,26515,740
16,275
15,15015,165
14,095
12,395
13,950
12,60012,015
11,040
10,060
10,33010,045
8,400
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11,000
13,000
15,000
17,000
19,000
21,000
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4
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5
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5
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5
Nickel, LME, $/t
1,246
1,3291,285 1,289
1,2511,328
1,284 1,2881,207
1,174 1,1511,183
1,2841,214
1,187 1,1821,192
1,1741,095
1,1421,114
1,1421,074
1,7061,7541,784 1,800
1,8291,891
1,988
2,097
1,950
2,0372,014
1,853 1,8641,8151,785
1,920
1,7401,691
1,620 1,6051,572
1,4811,451
900
1,100
1,300
1,500
1,700
1,900
2,100
2,300
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4
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4
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5
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Gold, COMEX, $/t oz Aluminium, LME, $/t
Gold and aluminium
Gold
Aluminum
Forecasts:
Source Q4 2015 2016
JP Morgan USD 1,050 USD 1,040
ABN Amro USD 1,000 USD 800
Source 2016 2017 2018
JP Morgan USD 1,525 USD 1,625 USD 1,700
Maximum for the period
Maximum for the period Minimum for
the period
Minimum for the period
Source: Holding "Finam"
Russia in figures
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Russian market volumes*
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
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Largest drop
Maximum
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Transportation
Machine engineering
Russian market volumes*
*based on the top companies by revenue, RUB bn (source: Expert400 rating)
16
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Russian market volumes*
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revenue, bln. RUR
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Russian market volumes*
*based on the top companies by revenue, RUB bn (source: Expert400 rating)
18
In 2014, food price inflation reached 16.7 percent
Meat
Experts forecast inflation in Russia to fluctuate within the 8-17 percent (for more detail, see the section Statistical survey of key Russian agribusiness indicators).
19.3%Fish
18%Milk and eggs 14.2%
Bread11.6%
Research Centre market analysis
The top five constraints on the development of Russia’s agribusiness market
Shortcomings of government regulation 47%
Insufficient government support and financing 36%
Insufficient capacities and production base 32%
Lack of skilled personnel 25%
Currency risks 32%
The weakness of the agricultural production base poses a greater obstacle for the development of large agribusinesses, which are considered to be a key driving force behind Russia's overall economic recovery.
(for more detail, see the section Key drivers of competitiveness for Russian agroindustry on the global market).
The top five drivers of competitiveness in the Russian agroindustry in 2015
Abatement of geopolitical risks 72%
Stable legislative and regulatory policies 67%
Removal of administrative barriers 69%
Reduced currency risk 67%Government support: financing, subsidies, and investment 64%
(for more detail, see the section Key drivers of competitiveness for Russian agroindustry on the global market).
The development strategies of companies less favourably positioned on the market may be based on demand growth outside Russia. Meanwhile, the respondents who positively evaluate the current situation in Russian agroindustry tend to emphasise product line extension in their development strategy.
The top three factors of competitiveness for agroindustrial companies on the Russian market
Optimization of energy and commodities costs 83%
Global demand growth 72%
Removal of administrative barriers 69%
Current status and trends in Russian agribusiness, 2015We are pleased to present the main trends of agribusiness in Russia based on the results of the survey of agricultural companies conducted in August 2015.
Starting from 2015, such research will be carried out annually and will become a part of a comprehensive study on Russian agribusiness.
You can find the full version of the report on our corporate website www.deloitte.ru
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(for more detail, see the section Priority development strategies for agroindustrial companies on the Russian market in 2015).
Ramp up production 83%Cut costs 81%Raise external financing 75%
Eighty-nine percent of respondents have a positive attitude toward rapprochement between Russia and the other BRICS countries, observing some strategic advantages in respect to business development.
The top three development strategies for Russian agroindustrial companies in 2015
The government should provide incentives and support Russian agribusiness both on the federal and regional levels. In the opinion of the market participants, the government should financially support the development of Russia’s agroindustry through subsidies, investments, etc. However, a pre-condition for governmental support is the lowering of administrative barriers. In aggregate, this means that any governmental support for Russia’s agroindustry and its players would yield results only if there is real access to innovations.
Incentives and support Russian agribusiness
(for more detail, see the section Governmental support for the Russian agricultural industry).
The average satisfaction level of companies with the procedures for obtaining subsidies can be described as “somewhat dissatisfied”
The majority of experts in the Russian agribusiness market view the government’s efforts in supporting the export of agricultural produce as not vigorous enough
The availability of insurance coverage for agricultural operations and assets is viewed at 58 percent (on a 100 percent scale), which can be interpreted as “somewhat available”
-3%
83%
58%
The integral assessment of the government’s efficiency in supporting and developing the agroindustry is at a medium level (47 percent of the total)
Of the respondents are interested in using external financing sources
87%
Sources of financing
(for more detail, see the section External support for Russian agroindustry).
Loans from Russian banks
Internal sources
Strategic partnership
42%36%17%
The top three sources of external financing
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Research Centre market analysis
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• World steel production 2014: 1,637.0 million tonnes• World steel consumption 2014: 1,523 million tonnes
• China ranks first on the list of top steel producers: 822.7 million tonnes (2014)• Russia ranks fifth on the list of top steel producers: 70.6 million tonnes (2014)• According to different expert estimates, demand for metal products will fall
from 10 to 15 percent by the end of 2015. The heaviest slump is expected from the following three industries: construction, automotive, and mechanical engineering.
• The most stable consumption of metal products is expected for the steel pipe segment due to the construction of major pipelines. Trends:
• A decline in consumption and shrinkage of the Russian domestic market • Producers focusing on optimisation • Difficult for companies to refinance existing loans or receive new loans• Increase in pricing competition • Limited export:
Restrictions against Russian steelThere are "twenty-eight restrictive non-tariff regulations" against Russian steel around the world, according to the Ministry of Economic Development’s predictions for socio-economic development in 2016-2018 issued on 1 July 2015.According to the ministry, the total damage to domestic steelmakers from international restrictions amounted to USD 1.1 billion. Russian metal exports are not expected to grow until 2018 and will remain at the 2015 level of 27.5 million tonnes.The most problematic markets for Russian metal access are the United States, the European Union, and Mexico.The damage assessment figure is comparable to the net cash flow of Severstal or NLMK.
A sharp rise in exports of cheap Chinese productsIn recent years, the global metals market has felt the effects of a significant increase in the capacity of Chinese producers. Meanwhile, China's economic slowdown and falling demand for metals, particularly in the construction sector (which accounts for half of the country’s steel consumption), led to substantial overcapacity. The result was a sharp rise in exports of cheap Chinese products.
Research Centre market analysis
Metals
We are pleased to present you the key findings of the Russian iron and steel market statistical analysis that we performed in September 2015. The full version of the report is available on our website www.deloitte.ru
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Top-5 M&A
Naspers acquires majority stake in Russian online classifieds group Avito in $1.2 billion transaction: Naspers, which initially invested in Avito back in 2013, has increased its stake in the business from 17.4% to 67.9% on a fully diluted basis, in a vote of confidence in the growth prospects of the Russian e-commerce market. Avito’s management will remain invested, as well. The deal is valued at about $1.2 billion. Kinnevik has sold its entire 31% stake for $846 million, and Accel Partner and Northzone have also fully exited the business, Tech.eu has confirmed. As noted by its early backers (see below), this is one of the largest European VC-backed company exits ever, as it values Avito at a total of about $2.7 billion while remaining private;
On 25 September 2015, United Television Holding Russia agreed to acquire a 75 percent stake in the Russian and Kazakhstani operations of CTC Media, Inc. for USD 200.54 million;
On 10 August 2015, PromSvyazCapital will acquire a 75 percent stake in Vozrozhdenie Bank, valuing the transaction at RUB 9.46 billion (EUR 137.88 million);
On 16 September 2015, Eduard Yanakov, a Russian private citizen who is interested in mining companies and poultry production, acquired Mikhailovsky Broiler CJSC, a Russian-based poultry producer, for an undisclosed consideration;
On 2 October 2015, AFK Sistema OAO acquired JSC Kronshtadt Group, a Russian-based company, through its subsidiaries, for a consideration of RUB 4.8 billion (USD 73.25 million) from Industrial Investors Group, a Russian-based private equity firm. Kronshtadt develops and manufactures commercial UAV systems, integrated simulators and visualization systems, and on-board and ground-based radio electronic navigation;
Source: Merger Market
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Trade turnoverChina and Russia, Q1-Q3 2015
• For the first nine months of 2015, Sino-Russian trade turnover was down by 29.3 percent YoY, to USD 50 billion;
• Exports from China fell 36 percent to USD 25.2 billion; • Imports to China declined by 20.9 percent to USD 21.8 billion.
China and Russia, September 2015• In September, China's exports to Russia fell by 33.8 percent YoY, to USD 3.59 billion,
imports decreased by 18.5 percent YoY to USD 2.64 billion;• China's foreign trade turnover in September 2015 decreased by 11.4 percent YoY to
USD 350.77 billion;• Exports from China decreased by 3.7 percent YoY to USD 205.56 billion, imports fell
by 20.4 percent YoY to USD 145.52 billion.
Source: TASS, Customs of China
InvestmentsChinese investment in the Russian economyIn the first half of 2015 the volume of accumulated Chinese direct investment in the Russian economy exceeded USD 8 billion.
• According to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, China's volume of accumulated foreign direct investment in Russia at the end of 2014 amounted to USD 8.38 trillion (+ 10.5 percent compared to 2013);
• At the end of the first half of 2015 the volume of accumulated Chinese direct investment in the Russian economy amounted to USD 8.71 trillion (+ 11.9 percent YoY over 1H 2014);
• According to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, the amount received by Chinese foreign direct investment in Russia in 2014 was USD 794.0 million;
• During the first half of 2015, the volume of incoming Chinese foreign direct investment in Russia amounted to USD 330 million.
Russian investment in China's economy• According to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, the volume of accumulated Russian
foreign direct investment in China by the end of 2014 amounted to USD 910.8 million (+ 4.7 percent compared to 2013);
• By the end of 2015, the volume of accumulated Russian foreign direct investment in China totalled USD 918.72 million (5.5 percent compared to the same period in 2014);
• According to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, the volume of incoming Russian foreign direct investment in China in 2014 amounted to USD 41.0 million;
• During the first half of 2015, the volume of incoming Russian foreign direct investment in China totalled USD 7.89 million.
Source: Ministry of Economic Development
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• In May, Russia became Beijing’s top crude oil supplier for the first time since October 2005. In September, Chinese customs data showed that Russia exported a record amount of oil to China and for the second time this year Russia has overtaken Saudi Arabia to become China’s biggest supplier.
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