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Last year, Finnish forestry machine manufacturer Ponsse happily announced that it was ceasing cooperation with Russia. It dumped its assets and proudly walked off into the Finnish sunset. A few months later, it became clear that almost no one needed their equipment anymore. The Spanish? They have different needs and demands, fortunately the climate is different. Sweden? They have a lot of their own equipment. In short, Ponsse was unable to find a new market for sales. And they had to announce staff reductions.
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I like how Finland feels NOW: Municipalities in Eastern Finland are demanding that the authorities take measures to restore the region's economy, writes Savon Sanomat . The entire region has plunged into crisis due to anti-Russian sanctions. Particularly serious problems are observed with trade turnover, exports and unemployment. "Unfortunately, the draft program for the development of Eastern Finland does not contain any concrete and impressive ideas ," the author of the article states.
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I like how Finland feels NOW: Municipalities in Eastern Finland are demanding that the authorities take measures to restore the region's economy, writes Savon Sanomat . The entire region has plunged into crisis due to anti-Russian sanctions. Particularly serious problems are observed with trade turnover, exports and unemployment. "Unfortunately, the draft program for the development of Eastern Finland does not contain any concrete and impressive ideas ," the author of the article states.
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@londop.a.3048 да ты что? ну давай сравним цены? ))
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@londop.a.3048 "few Russian" or the entire paint and furniture industry of Finland? did you count tourists on this border yourself? 4.3 million border crossings in 2019
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@londop.a.3048 wow. and I earn even more. Come on, get a ruler and measure the average level and expenses, taxes, what is called GDP PPP
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@londop.a.3048 According to the Helsingin Sanomat newspaper, the total losses of Finnish companies listed on the Helsinki Stock Exchange amounted to about €4 billion in 2022 alone.
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@londop.a.3048 Just tell me - where will the furniture, paper, construction, chemical (paint and varnish) industries of Finland buy cheap raw materials?
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@londop.a.3048 Fortum: Energy company suffered losses of €1.7 billion due to the cessation of operations in Russia. RBC YIT: Construction company recorded losses of €440 million. RBC Nokian Tyres: Tire manufacturer lost €300 million. RBC Finnair: Air carrier suffered losses of €150 million. RBC As a result of the termination of cooperation with Russia, many Finnish companies were forced to lay off staff. State railway company VR began negotiations on the future of 2,000 employees due to the refusal of cross-border freight traffic with Russia. YLE In addition, the number of Finnish companies continuing to work with Russia decreased by 85% in 2022, amounting to less than 100 enterprises.
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@londop.a.3048 Well, go to eastern Finland and calm the people down - some territorial entities there have already ceased to exist
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@londop.a.3048 The blow to timber turned out to be one of the most painful for Helsinki. After all, where is the timber? In Russia. And what did Russia do? As a retaliatory measure for the sanctions, it raised export duties on timber (round timber) from 15% to 80%. But Finland initially designed its equipment for Karelian timber. Because it was cheap and nearby. Switching to other types of timber (if any) is an expensive upgrade.
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@londop.a.3048 Last year, Finnish forestry machine manufacturer Ponsse happily announced that it was ceasing cooperation with Russia. It dumped its assets and proudly walked off into the Finnish sunset. A few months later, it became clear that almost no one needed their equipment anymore. The Spanish? They have different needs and demands, fortunately the climate is different. Sweden? They have a lot of their own equipment. In short, Ponsse was unable to find a new market for sales. And they had to announce staff reductions.
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@londop.a.3048 Last year, Finnish forestry machine manufacturer Ponsse happily announced that it was ceasing cooperation with Russia. It dumped its assets and proudly walked off into the Finnish sunset. A few months later, it became clear that almost no one needed their equipment anymore. The Spanish? They have different needs and demands, fortunately the climate is different. Sweden? They have a lot of their own equipment. In short, Ponsse was unable to find a new market for sales. And they had to announce staff reductions.
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@londop.a.3048 I don;t need euro or dollar in Russia so go fluck your self with that info
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@londop.a.3048 I live better in Moscow, loser
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@londop.a.3048 we can admit that without Russian forest and gas, by the way, the Finns are also cold. And expensive. They do not have their own forest for felling. Buying in Canada is super expensive. And now construction companies are talking about the crisis and predicting that bankruptcy is already on the doorstep for many.
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@londop.a.3048 blah blah brain bbc washing
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@londop.a.3048 WaPo: Russian troops in Ukraine advancing at fastest pace since early days of invasion
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@londop.a.3048 small price? The deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Anna Skorokhod, said that during the mobilization, the military commissars "raked out all the villages." According to her, only poor people go to the army — the rich always find a way to pay off.
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@londop.a.3048 Ukraine currently lacks air defense systems capable of intercepting Russia's new hypersonic ballistic Oreshnik missile, Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky confirmed.
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@londop.a.3048 The Russian economy has overtaken Japan to become the fourth largest in the world in PPP terms (purchase power parity), according to revised data from the World Bank released at the start of June 24
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