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Gazprom Structure . 4 Gazprom Strategy . 5 Gazprom via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 8 RAO UES Structure . 10 RAO UES Strategy . 11 RAO "UES of Russia" via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 17 Lukoil Structure . 18 Lukoil Strategy. 19 Lukoil via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 21 Interros Structure. 23 Interros Strategy. 24 Interros via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 27 Millhouse Structure. 28 Millhouse Strategy . 29 Millhouse via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 31 Alfa Group Structure. 33 Alfa Group Strategy . 34 Alfa Group via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 37 Menatep Structure . 39 Menatep Strategy . 40 Menatep via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 41 Major Russian Holdings: Rivals and Partners
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Bazovy Element Structure . 43 Bazovy Element Strategy. 44 Bazovy Element via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 46 Surgutneftegas Structure . 48 Surgutneftegas Strategy . 49 Surgutneftegas via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 51 Renova Structure. 53 Renova Strategy . 54 Renova via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 57 Avtovaz Structure . 59 Avtovaz Strategy. 61 Avtovaz via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 62 AFK Sistema Structure . 63 AFK Sistema Strategy. 64 AFK Sistema via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 65 Severstal Structure . 66 Severstal Strategy. 67 Severstal via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 69 KEY MARKETS FOR COMPETITION AND COOPERATION.70 Oil and Oil Products. 70 Natural Gas . 74 Power Utilities. 79 Automotive. 85 Banking . 87 Telecom. 91 Non-Ferrous and Gold . 93 Real Estate. 95 Table 1 Gazprom via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 8 Table 2 RAO UES via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 17 Table 3 Lukoil via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 21 Table 4 Interros via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 27 Table 5 Millhouse via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 31 Table 6 Alfa Group via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 37 Table 7 Menatep via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 41 Table 8 Bazovy Element Via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 46 Major Russian Holdings: Rivals and Partners
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Table 9 Surgutneftegas via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 51 Table 10 Renova via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances . 57 Table 11 Avtovaz via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 62 Table 12 AFK Sistema via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 65 Table 13 Severstal via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 69 Table 14 Oil Output by Russian Companies in 2003-1H2004, mln tonnes. 70 Table 15 Oil Exports by Russian Companies Outside the CIS in 2003-1H2004. 70 Table 16 Primary Oil Refining by Russian Oil Companies in 2003- Jan.-May 2004 . 71 Table 17 Gas Output by Russian Companies in 2003-1H2004, bcm . 74 Table 18 Ranking of Russian Energo by Electricity Output in 2003, mln kWh. 79 Table 19 RAO UES Via Other Major Russian Holdings and Alliances. 80 Table 20 Breakdown of Russia's Car Market by Local Producers, Joint Ventures and Table 21 Ranking of Banks of Major Russia's Holdings and Alliances as of April 1, 2004, Table 22 Ranking of Russia’s Cellular Operators by Number of Subscribers by End of Table 23 Primary Aluminum Output by Russian Companies, tonnes . 93 Graph 1 Breakdown of Russia's Aluminum Output by Companies . 93 Major Russian Holdings: Rivals and Partners
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Russia’s Non-Ferrous Metals Industry in 2003-2004. June 2004
The survey provides information on major trends in Russia’s non-ferrous metals industry in 2003-2004, fixed-capital and foreign investments, financials, holding's structure, performance of key industries (aluminum, nickel, copper, zinc, lead, tin, titanium, magnesium) as well as operation summary on key holdings and top companies (RusAl, Sual, Norilsk Nickel, Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company, Chelyabinsk Zinc Works, Verkhnaya Salda Metallurgical Production Association, Novosibirsk Tin Combine, Avisma Titanium and Magnesium Plant).
Russia’s Real Estate Market: Key Drivers, Segments, Construction
Sector Trends. May 2004
The survey provides information on key drivers of Russian real estate boom, regulation, attractiveness of major segments (residential homes, cottages, country houses, offices, retail, warehouses). The report also covers major trends in Russia's construction sector (growth, regional construction, fixed-capital and foreign investments, financials) as well as recent performance of the industry of construction materials.
Russia’s Timber, Woodworking, Pulp and Paper Industry in 2003.
April 2004
The report contains data on major trends in Russia’s timber, woodworking, pulp and paper industry and its key sectors (production of timber, saw-timber, fiberboard, plywood, pulp, paper, cardboard) as well as export performance, regulation, fixed-capital and foreign investments, financials, ranking of major producers, holdings structure, recent performance of 11 top companies. Major Russian Holdings: Rivals and Partners
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Russia’s Ferrous Metallurgy in 2003. March 2004
The report contains data on major trends in Russia’s ferrous metallurgy in 2003 (production and exports of iron ore, pig iron, steel, rolled stock, steel pipes, metalware, regulation, fixed-capital and foreign investments, financials), holdings structure as well as performance of 18 top steel, pipe and metalware producers. Russia’s Telecommunications in 2003. March 2004
The survey contains data on major trends in Russia’s telecommunications in 2003-2004, the sector’s regulation, financials, foreign investments, key holdings as well as performance of top traditional and new operators (Svyazinvest, Rostelecom, CenterTelecom, Uralsvyazinform, SibirTelecom, VolgaTelecom, YuzhTelecom, MGTS, Northwest Telecom, Dalsvyaz, Mobile Telesystems, Vimpelcom, Megafon). Russian Oil Industry in 2003. February 2004
The report provides information on major trends in Russia’s oil industry in 2003 (oil reserves, production, exports of oil and oil products, transportation issues, regulation, investment, financials, stock market), performance of 8 Russian oil companies (Lukoil, Yukos, Surgutneftegaz, TNK-BP, Sibneft, Tatneft, Rosneft, Bashneft) as well as structure of oil holdings and general information on key companies within them. Major Russia’s Holdings, Groups and Alliances. January 2004
The report provides an insight in structure and business directions of the biggest Russian holdings (Gazprom, RAO UES, Lukoil, Interros, Menatep, Alfa-Group, Bazovy Element, Millhouse Capital, Surgutneftegaz, Avtovaz, AFK Sistema, Severstal, MDM Group). The report also discloses information (operational data, financials) on key companies within the holdings.
A Comprehensive Insight in Russia’s Retail Market. December 2003
The report provides information on key trends and challenges of Russia's retail market, market’s infrastructure, expansion of retail chains in sectors of foodstuffs, nonfood goods, consumer electronics, home appliances, cosmetics, perfumery, pharmaceuticals, furniture. Russia’s Mineral Fertilizers Industry in 2002-2003. November 2003
The report contains data on major trends in Russia’s mineral fertilizers industry, exports, key holdings as well as performance of 22 major companies (production, exports, financials). Major Russian Holdings: Rivals and Partners
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A Comprehensive Insight in Russia’s Construction Activity in 2003.
October 2003
The report provides information and analysis of key drivers of Russia’s construction activity (macroeconomic, industrial, social), key market segments (nonresidential, residential), major construction projects, key companies on the market (Russian, foreign) as well as trends in the industry of construction materials. Belarus’s Telecommunications Sector. October 2003
The report contains data on major trends in Belarus’s telecommunications, the sector’s regulation, structure as well as performance of top operators (Beltelecom, Mobile Digital Telecommunications, Mobile Telesystems, Belcel, Delovaya Set, Solo). Kyrgyzstan’s Telecommunications Sector. October 2003
The report contains data on major trends in Kyrgyzstanstan’s telecommunications, the sector’s regulation, structure as well as performance of top operators (Kyrgyztelecom, Bitel, Katel, Smartcom, Saima Net Telecommunications). Uzbekistan’s Telecommunications Sector. October 2003
The report provides information on major trends in Uzbekistan’s telecommunications, the sector’s regulation, structure as well as performance of top operators (Uzbektelecom, Uzdunrobita, Daewoo Central Paging Co, Coscom, Uzmacom, Rubicon Wireless Communication, Buztel). Kazakhstan’s Telecommunications Sector. September 2003
The report contains data on major trends in Kazakhstan’s telecommunications in 2002-1H 2003, the sector’s regulation, structure as well as performance of top operators (Kazakhtelecom, GSM Kazakhstan, Kar-Tel, Altel, ARNA, Nursat). Russia’s Market for Alcohol Beverages and Beer in 2002-2003.
August 2003
The report provides information on Russia’s market for alcohol beverages and beer, trends in consumption and supply, import penetration, regulation, development of key market segments (vodka and other liquors, brandy, wine and sparkling wine, low-alcohol drinks, beer) as well as ranking of regional producers by output. Russia’s Dairy Industry in 2002. July 2003
The report provides information on dairy products market in Russia, import penetration, major trends in dairy industry, key holdings and foreign companies as well as ranking of regional whole milk, butter and cheese producers by output.

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