In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
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In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But Danish insulation manufacturer Rockwool stayed, arguing that closing up shop would mean they lost the factories they have invested in.
To the Rockwool leadership, staying seemed like a good idea… right until today, when Putin decleared that all Rockwool assets in Russia are now being nationalized.
Rock wool loses 4 large factories and likely billions of dollars.
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In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But Danish insulation manufacturer Rockwool stayed, arguing that closing up shop would mean they lost the factories they have invested in.
To the Rockwool leadership, staying seemed like a good idea… right until today, when Putin decleared that all Rockwool assets in Russia are now being nationalized.
Rock wool loses 4 large factories and likely billions of dollars.
@randahl Wow. Never saw that coming. 🤣🤦🏻
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In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But Danish insulation manufacturer Rockwool stayed, arguing that closing up shop would mean they lost the factories they have invested in.
To the Rockwool leadership, staying seemed like a good idea… right until today, when Putin decleared that all Rockwool assets in Russia are now being nationalized.
Rock wool loses 4 large factories and likely billions of dollars.
@randahl In Germany, we have a word for that:
Tja
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In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But Danish insulation manufacturer Rockwool stayed, arguing that closing up shop would mean they lost the factories they have invested in.
To the Rockwool leadership, staying seemed like a good idea… right until today, when Putin decleared that all Rockwool assets in Russia are now being nationalized.
Rock wool loses 4 large factories and likely billions of dollars.
Lets see what happens to Frito-Lay
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In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But Danish insulation manufacturer Rockwool stayed, arguing that closing up shop would mean they lost the factories they have invested in.
To the Rockwool leadership, staying seemed like a good idea… right until today, when Putin decleared that all Rockwool assets in Russia are now being nationalized.
Rock wool loses 4 large factories and likely billions of dollars.
@randahl play stupid games win stupid prizes
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In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But Danish insulation manufacturer Rockwool stayed, arguing that closing up shop would mean they lost the factories they have invested in.
To the Rockwool leadership, staying seemed like a good idea… right until today, when Putin decleared that all Rockwool assets in Russia are now being nationalized.
Rock wool loses 4 large factories and likely billions of dollars.
@randahl ooooh, noooooo.... anyways... What's lunch, today?
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In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But Danish insulation manufacturer Rockwool stayed, arguing that closing up shop would mean they lost the factories they have invested in.
To the Rockwool leadership, staying seemed like a good idea… right until today, when Putin decleared that all Rockwool assets in Russia are now being nationalized.
Rock wool loses 4 large factories and likely billions of dollars.
@randahl Ha, they knew there was a chance they would lose those assets anyway, but stayed to maximize their profits to counter the probable losses. And if they wouldn’t lose the factories, even better.
No amount of BS can stand when there is only one thing they are care about: Money. -
In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But Danish insulation manufacturer Rockwool stayed, arguing that closing up shop would mean they lost the factories they have invested in.
To the Rockwool leadership, staying seemed like a good idea… right until today, when Putin decleared that all Rockwool assets in Russia are now being nationalized.
Rock wool loses 4 large factories and likely billions of dollars.
@randahl sounds like their greed got the best of them. FAFO
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In 2022 most Danish companies left Russia because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But Danish insulation manufacturer Rockwool stayed, arguing that closing up shop would mean they lost the factories they have invested in.
To the Rockwool leadership, staying seemed like a good idea… right until today, when Putin decleared that all Rockwool assets in Russia are now being nationalized.
Rock wool loses 4 large factories and likely billions of dollars.
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