After Wildberries, Ukraine has begun striking Ozon, Russia’s second-largest marketplace. Its shares fell by nearly 30%
After Wildberries, Ukraine has begun striking Ozon, Russia’s second-largest marketplace. Its shares fell by nearly 30%. The key points
✹ The Ukrainian army has been striking Ozon marketplace warehouses for the third night.
✹ Ozon shares on the Moscow Exchange fell by 28% (later they partially recovered from that drop).
✹ Ozon had been seen as a beneficiary of the Wildberries crisis. And it was preparing for a crisis of its own.
✹ Now Ukraine’s Defense Ministry has openly named Ozon as its new target.
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After Wildberries, Ukraine has begun striking Ozon, Russia’s second-largest marketplace. Its shares fell by nearly 30%. The key points…
The Ukrainian army has been striking Ozon marketplace warehouses for the third night in a row. The first drone strike on the night of August 22 targeted the company’s warehouse in Chapaevsk (Samara Region); the building caught fire, and several people were injured. On the night of August 23, the AFU attacked…
Warehouse luck ended with the rally
Ozon warehouses were hit for a third night, and shares dropped 28%.
Crisis winners still get their turn.