Heineken sales hit by Russia exit and higher beer prices

The Dutch brewer sold its Russia operations for one euro in August, while consumers globally were deterred by higher beer prices.
The Dutch brewer sold its Russia operations for one euro in August, while consumers globally were deterred by higher beer prices.

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Leave Russia? A Year Later Many Companies Can't, or Won't. - The New York Times

Heineken sells its Russia operations for 1 euro - CBS News

Heineken's African Purchase Gets Final Antitrust Body Approval - BNN Bloomberg

Budweiser Brewer Pulls Out of Russia as Multinational Companies Weigh Options - WSJ

Heineken sells Russian business for $1 as it completes exit - World News - News - Daily Express US

Heineken sells its Russian operations for €1, taking a €300M loss - National