Evraz Share Discussion Threads

[zangdook] 06/5/2022 13:27

Do the sanctions actually affect the company in any meaningful way? Perhaps they'll have to rent an office in a sane country if they can't get into Mayfair, but apart from office space do Evraz actually do any business with the UK? Where do we source the steel for our tanks and train wheels?

[coscos] 06/5/2022 12:49

I think it was always going to be the case that sanctions would need to be lifted before any signs of life here.
Issue is how long that is going to take and what happens in the meantime. The sanctions are on very flimsy ground to say the least so legal action may be the next step.

[tidy 2] 06/5/2022 10:48

"Evraz's registered office is in London's Mayfair district, but it has vast mining and steelmaking operations in Russia, with more than 70,000 employees."Disgraceful

[basem1] 06/5/2022 10:42

Definitely kiss goodbye to our stakes here. Never mind

[zangdook] 06/5/2022 09:14

Next time the UK feels like invading Iraq or somewhere, it'll be open season on all British companies and businessmen. In fact why shouldn't it be retroactive?

[sbb1x] 06/5/2022 07:07

America Eumafia England They are all funding the Ukraine war, and it the tax payers that have got to pay it back

[zangdook] 06/5/2022 03:19

First they say EVR supplies steel for tanks, and when everyone points out that they're lying, they say ok, EVR supplies steel for trains. Yes, trains can transport anything including soldiers, but was the company supposed to foresee that the war was coming? Will they put sanctions on food companies because soldiers eat? Or on education companies because soldiers went to school?

[zangdook] 04/5/2022 13:58

It's all for show, none of it makes any sense.

[srpactive] 03/5/2022 21:32

You just have to laugh, this being permitted purely
because a US investor wants another uk asset.

But I as a Brit cannot access my stake in a non controlled asset.

Get the lawyers in.

dyor

[srpactive] 03/5/2022 15:11

Exemptions for some, how can this be lawful when
some are sanctioned or even as here suspended.

dyor

[zangdook] 02/5/2022 03:39

I suppose the surge in demand is tank building? Or for fridges to hide in.

[srpactive] 01/5/2022 22:04

UK steel prices soar by 50% since Russia invaded Ukraine due to surge in demand and producers absorbing higher energy prices

dyor

[sbb1x] 01/5/2022 00:43

#China to remove #coal import tariffs in rare move to ensure energy supply, analysts see limited impact https://t.co/4HqWmr6GiD

[robizm] 29/4/2022 15:47

Yes in Germany on their bourse

[ny boy] 29/4/2022 13:59

Can you trade the EVR bonds?

[srpactive] 29/4/2022 09:49

Telegraph

Roman A raises the Chelsea price by £500m in the last few
weeks. And we are suspended, you could not make this up,
for goodness sake we should get the lawyers involved here.

[srpactive] 29/4/2022 07:08

Italian and German gas companies still trading with Russia
now looking to convert euro's to roubles.

And we are here left high and dry.

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Evr as a company doing very well.

dyor

[srpactive] 23/4/2022 07:46

dm

Shell using accounting tricks to buy Russian oil.

And we are suspended due to non 30% controlling stake,
I hope the large investors get a legal case to prosecute
the government together soon.

dyor

[srpactive] 22/4/2022 08:21

All

We might not have evr update but we have one at pog,
what is said there I would have thought will be similar here.

dyor

[zangdook] 21/4/2022 09:55

I agree, but I wouldn't mind being able to buy some more while this is going on.

[coscos] 21/4/2022 09:33

I'm quite happy to be patient here until the Russophobia eases and people see sense.

EVRAZ is officially a UK company and has nothing to fear from the Fascists occupying Downing Street who even ban tennis players because of their nationality - as if they are part of Putin's war machine.

When some sanity returns, then so will EVRAZ share trading.

[alphorn] 20/4/2022 14:33

The Evraz bonds would be my first port of call.

Not on offer as with the equity.