Russia’s biggest poultry producer, plans to sell shares worth more than $300 million in a move that could test any effect on investors’ appetite for Russian assets by the latest diplomatic spat between Moscow and the West.
The company, also Russia’s second-biggest producer of pork, is joining a line-up of Russian firms seeking to raise capital on equity markets amid a bout of expulsions of diplomats following the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain.
The United States also last month slapped sanctions on Russian individuals and entities for election meddling and cyber attacks.
