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Russia to elongate investment quota scheme to 20 years

With the current sanctions against Russia in place, it's estimated businesses investing under the scheme need 17-23 years to get a return

By Sergei Blagov | April 7, 2025 10:22 BST
Russia's State Duma. Credit: Russian government
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Russian lawmakers have moved to extend the terms of the investment quota scheme from 15 to 20 years, with the current sanctions in place against the country dissuading firms from committing.  [...]

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