The companies still operating in Russia despite pressure to pull out
Starbucks and Uniqlo among brands that are leaving Russia but others have decided to stay
A string of major Western companies are boycotting Russia following Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
But while some of the biggest names in business have announced they are pulling out, some have decided to remain.
Brands staying in Russia:
Ab InBev
Stella Artois owner seeking to suspend sales of Bud beer in Russia
Alphabet
Google and YouTube parent has blocked Russian advertising
Bank of China
Staying but has curtailed access to capital markets
BNP Paribas
Staying but has curtailed Russian access to financial markets
British American Tobacco
BAT, which makes Dunhill and Lucky Strike cigarettes, says it has cut marketing spending and capital investment in Russia.
However, the company, which says it is “deeply concerned” about the Ukraine conflict, continues to operate for the most part in Russia.
Burger King
Has suspended corporate support for operations but it's not been able to close its 800 restaurants in Russia as its joint venture partner has "refused" to do so
Carlsberg Group
Has suspended new investment and stopped producing and selling its flagship brand, Carlsberg, in the Russian market. It owns Baltika Breweries which will still function and will be run as a separate business
Credit Suisse
Staying but has curtailed Russian access to capital markets
Danone
Danone, the world's largest manufacturer of yoghurt, has vowed not to make new investments in Russia but continues to sell dairy products, water and baby foods there.
Antoine de Saint-Affrique, the chief executive, justified this position by saying his company had a “responsibility to the people we feed, the farmers who provide us with milk, and the tens of thousands of people who depend on us”.
eBay
Website still operating but new shipments halted
Goldman Sachs
Has moved some staff
HSBC
Staying but has curtailed Russian access to capital markets
Hyundai
Has halted production due to lack of parts
JP Morgan
Has curtailed Russian access to capital markets
Kellogg's
The breakfast cereal manufacturer behind Corn Flakes and Coco Pops says it has suspended “all shipments and investments” into Russia.
But the company, which also makes Pringles, has three factories in the country and continues to sell products there.
Kraft Heinz
But has suspended imports and exports, and all new investment
Marks & Spencer
In discussions about exit with franchisee
Mondelez
The maker of Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bars said it is scaling back all non-essential activities in Russia but it will keep "helping maintain continuity of the food supply".
Mondelez, previously part of Kraft Foods, has owned Cadbury since 2010 and is also behind Alpen, Oreos and TUC biscuit brands.

Pepsi
Only selling “essentials” such as milk and baby formula, suspended soft drink sales
Reckitt
The owner of Durex condoms and Dettol surface cleaner, has condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine as "unconscionable".
However, the company has decided to keep its business there, which makes about £400m annually, open for now.
Renault
Production paused due to lack of parts
Spotify
Has closed local office
Unilever
The consumer goods giant behind Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, Dove soap and Hellmann’s mayonnaise suspended imports to and exports from Russia but continues to sell “everyday essential” products there which are made locally.
Unilever, which claims to put “purpose before profit”, has facilities in Moscow, Omsk, Saint-Petersburg, Ekaterinburg and Tula.
Ben & Jerry’s, which sparked a backlash for halting sales in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, has been virtually silent on Ukraine - only criticising the US for “fanning the flames of war”.
Vodafone
For now, but only serving western customers

Brands leaving Russia:
Adidas
Closed stores and shut online shop
Adobe
Computer software company has halted sales
Airbnb
Halted bookings
Airbus
Suspended parts shipments but still buying Russian titanium
Amazon
Suspended shipments
American Airlines
World’s largest airline avoiding Russian airspace
American Express
Suspended operations
Apple
Suspended sales

Asos
Fast-fashion retailer suspended shipments
Aston Martin
Suspended sales and shipments
BMW
Has halted sales and production
Boeing
Suspended operations and titanium purchases
Bolt
Taxi company has suspended partnerships
Boohoo
Fast-fashion company has suspended shipments and sales
BP
Suspended operations and is selling Rosneft stake
Bumble
Dating app has suspended operations
Burberry
Shut its stores
Canada Goose
Winter clothing retailer has suspended sales
Chanel
Has shut its shops
Coca-Cola
Long one of the most enduring champions of consumerism, Coca-Cola has suspended its business in Russia.
In a statement, the company said: “Our hearts are with the people who are enduring unconscionable effects from these tragic events in Ukraine.”
Daimler
Mercedes-Benz car maker has suspended business
Dell
Halted sales
Deloitte
Closing down local business
DHL
Suspended shipments
Diageo
Maker of Smirnoff vodka and Guinness stout has suspended exports
Dior
Closed its stores after western sanctions were imposed

Disney
Halted theatrical releases
Estee lauder
Suspended all activity
Epson
Printer maker has suspended sales
Expedia
Online travel agent has suspended bookings
ExxonMobil
Exiting Russia
EY
Accounting giant leaving Russia
Facebook (Meta)
Blocked by authorities after blocking Russian advertising
Fast Retailing
Owner of Uniqlo has temporarily suspended operations in Russia in a reversal on its position last week
FedEx
Has suspended shipments
Ferrari
Has suspended sales
Ford
Suspended sales
H&M
Fashion giant has shut its stores
Harley-Davidson
Has suspended sales and shipments
Heineken
Suspended sales and production
Honda
Halted shipments
HP
Computer company has suspended shipments
IBM
Suspended technology sales
Ikea
Has closed stores
Imperial Brands
Imperial Brands has become the first big tobacco firm to join the exodus from Russia, saying it had "suspended all operations" there including sales and production at a factory in Volgograd, formerly known as Stalingrad.
The company said its decision was due to the “highly challenging environment in Russia as a result of international sanctions and consequential severe disruption”.
Intel
Microchip maker has halted shipments
Jaguar
Suspended shipments
JCB
Construction equipment giant has suspended operations
JD Sports
Retailer has shut stores
Kering
Gucci owner has shut stores
KPMG
Going
Lamborghini
Has halted business operations
Lego
Suspended shipments
Levi Strauss
The iconic blue jeans made by Levi were a symbol of dissent among Russians who dreamt of freedom during the Soviet years.
Since the end of the Cold War the company has made about 2pc of its revenues there, but bosses have now halted sales due to the “devastating” Ukraine conflict. They have also donated $300,000 (£227,842) to humanitarian aid.

L’Oreal
Suspended operations
LVMH
Owner of Louis Vuitton and Moet has halted sales
Mastercard
Suspending operations in country; cards issued in Russia no longer work outside Russia, and foreign cards cannot be used in Russia
Mazda
Has suspended shipments to Russia
McDonald's
When McDonald's opened its first restaurant in Moscow in 1990, it was seen as a defining moment for the triumph of capitalism after the Cold War.
But the company, which has 850 restaurants and 62,000 staff in Russia, now says it has a responsibility to “do the right thing” and quit the country following the invasion of Ukraine. However, it has said it will continue to pay staff there.
Netflix
Has shut down site
Nike
Has shut stores
Nintendo
Halted sales
Nissan
Suspended shipments and will cease production
Nokia
Has suspended shipments
Panasonic
Suspended sales

Paypal
Has suspended operations in country
Prada
Suspended operations
Puma
Suspended operations
PwC
Leaving country
Richemont
Owner of Cartier has halted sales
Rolex
Halts exports to Russia
Samsung
Has suspended business
Starbucks
Suspended activities
Stellantis
Owner of Vauxhall and Peugeot exiting country
Blocked by authorities
Uber
Cut ties with partnership
Visa
Is suspending operations in country; cards issued in Russia no longer work outside Russia, and foreign cards cannot be used in Russia