How is Lenta changing the retail market in Russia? One of the largest retailers in the country is actively investing in expanding its store network, developing logistics and introducing digital technologies. How does this affect the Russian economy, what prospects await investors, and what risks should be taken into account? Read our detailed analytical material about the company's development strategy and its impact on domestic retail. Where does Lenta invest? Sector: Trade Investments for 2023: RUB 84.9 billion Investments for 2022: RUB 10.8 billion Lenta is one of the largest retailers in Russia, known for its hypermarkets and supermarkets. The company is actively investing in expanding its store network,...

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