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Igor Vasilyev
Julia Gordeyeva

20/04/2018 2 RU

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GAZ

Gaz PAO. Gaz PAO is a Russia-based company, which is engaged in the automotive industry. The Company produces light commercial vehicles, trucks, buses, cars, road construction equipment, engines and automotive spare parts, such as: axles, suspension systems, wheels, dies, steering components, molds, stampings, forgings and castings. In addition, the Company operates Joint Engineering Center, which conducts a full cycle of works on the cars manufacture: concept development, design, planning, prototyping, modeling and testing, production processes formation, engineering, certification. The Company's sales markets include the Russian Federation, as well as Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus. Gaz PAO operates through numerous manufacturing plants and subsidiaries, located domestically in such cities as: Kurgan, Yaroslavl', Nizhny Novgorod and Pavlovo, among others, as well as abroad in Sakarya, Turkey.

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RU0009034268 Moscow Exchange MICEX-RTS Russia

GAZ Group

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Provider

Sberbank

Sberbank CIB Investment Research is a research firm offering equity, fixed income, economics, and strategy research. It covers analysis on all aspects of Russia’s capital markets, issues and industries. The firm analyzes trends in Russia and combines local knowledge with a global perspective. It processes macroeconomic data, market and company-specific news, stock quotes and other information for providing research reports. The firm provides details and latest prices on the most traded names and most traded paper on all segments Russian market. In strategy research, it provides thematic research, tips and descriptions of the methodology used to evaluate companies.

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Analysts

Aleksey Ryabushko

Igor Vasilyev

Julia Gordeyeva

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