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    Russia court suspends foreign corporate rights of vodka producer Russian Standard

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    Posted on February 27, 2025

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    Last updated: January 25, 2026

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    A Russian court has suspended the foreign corporate rights of Russian Standard Vodka, citing Western sanctions and economic significance.

    Russian Court Halts Foreign Corporate Rights of Vodka Maker Russian Standard

    (Reuters) - A Russian court on Thursday suspended the corporate rights of the foreign holding companies of vodka maker Russian Standard Group, the Interfax news agency reported, ruling in favour of the finance ministry.

    The ministry had added the Russian Standard Group companies to a list of "economically significant organisations" this month and launched an arbitration case over their foreign corporate holding structure.

    Roust Russia, part of the group, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

    The ministry listed two holding companies - Pasalba Ltd in Cyprus and Roust Corporation in the United States - and said that Western sanctions were impeding the operations of Roust Russia and Russian Standard Vodka, which make vodka and other spirits and distribute their products internationally.

    Russia has carried out similar moves with leading retailer X5 and private lender Alfa Bank. With Western nations holding frozen Russian assets abroad, Moscow is keen to reduce foreign leverage, particularly over economically important entities.

    (Reporting by Reuters; Writing by Alexander Marrow; Editing by Kevin Liffey)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Russian court suspends foreign corporate rights of Russian Standard Vodka.
    • •Finance ministry wins arbitration case against the vodka maker.
    • •Western sanctions affect operations of Roust Russia and Russian Standard Vodka.
    • •Moscow aims to reduce foreign leverage over key entities.
    • •Similar actions taken against X5 and Alfa Bank.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russia court suspends foreign corporate rights of vodka producer Russian Standard

    1What action did the Russian court take regarding Russian Standard Group?

    The Russian court suspended the corporate rights of the foreign holding companies of vodka maker Russian Standard Group.

    2What companies were listed by the Russian ministry?

    The ministry listed Pasalba Ltd in Cyprus and Roust Corporation in the United States as the holding companies affected.

    3Why is the Russian government taking these actions?

    The Russian government aims to reduce foreign leverage and has cited Western sanctions as a factor impeding operations of Russian Standard Group.

    4What other companies have faced similar actions in Russia?

    Similar moves have been carried out against leading retailer X5 and private lender Alfa Bank.

    5How did Roust Russia respond to the court ruling?

    Roust Russia did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding the court ruling.

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