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Retail in Russia 2011 - Regional focus

Market analysis and development forecasts for 2011-2013
Retail in Russia 2011 - Regional focus Market analysis and development forecasts for 2011-2013

March 2011
Pages: 201
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The report presents Russian market as a whole and individual federal districts  such as: Central, Volga, Southern, Siberian, Urals, Northwestern and Far East. It focuses on: socioeconomic conditions, retail sales, national and local key retail chains operating in the country. It provides market insight into major retail segments of:

  • grocery
  • consumer electronics
  • DIY
  • clothing and footwear
  • cosmetics and toiletries.

The overview includes segment sales value dating back to 2005 and forecasts up to 2013 as well as the most prevalent chains (listed and presented with profiles).

Special attention is paid to the largest retail players in Russia, both foreign and national. Additionally, many local chains operating on the district level are listed and described. Major M&A deals in the retail sector in the last two years were given together with food and non food retail sales figures in each district, including changes over the years. 

Why a report on retail in Russia?

Did you know... 
“The Southern Federal District (namely Krasnodar) gave birth to one of the largest discounters of Russia - the Magnit grocery chain owned by Tander Company.”
“The Urals Federal District is home to two chains that have seen countrywide success, namely Monetka (grocery) and SuperStroy (DIY).”
“While the population of Moscow is about twice the size of St. Petersburg's (the second largest city in the country), the retail sector of the Russian capital is fourfold larger than the one of St. Petersburg.”
“As of January 2010, 971,000 stalls operated in Russia in the open-air markets.”
“In addition to being the most populous, the Central Federal District also leads in retail sales per capita ($4,970).”
“The Central and Northwestern Federal Districts enjoy the best labour market conditions - with two large cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg boasting the lowest unemployment rates, of 1.3% and 2% respectively (Jan-Sep 2010).”
“In the Volga Federal District, the largest local grocery retailers, in terms of storecount, include Grozd' and Polushka.”
“There are 1,099 cities in Russia, of which 310 in the Central Federal District.”
“The share of open-air markets in Russia decreased from 13.5% in 2009 to 12.7% in 2010.”
“In the first nine months of 2010, the average monthly expenditures on goods and services per capita in the Siberian Federal District amounted to RUB 9,258 ($305) and were the lowest among Russia's Districts.”
“Sakhalin Province is the most dynamic retail market in the Far East District.”
“In 2010, Russian consumer electronics and appliances retail sales recovered after a sharp decline in the previous year.”
  • Russia is a large and diverse market in terms of affluence, density, development, retail network and many others. This report aims to show Russian market as a whole with a special focus on regional differences.
  • Many companies are still not present in Russia, yet, still considering a possible market entrance, willing to monitor what’s happening there.
  • As the market is very large, it makes it difficult for companies to keep up with all the changes on their own.
  • After several years of observing two-digit growth (above 20%), the last two years (2009-2010) brought weaker retail sales dynamics and financial problems for many companies. It could be discouraging, however, for many potential entrants it could be an opportunity. Thus it’s worth knowing, much more than before, what’s happening in retail in particular Russian federal districts. 

Report answers following questions

  • Which districts are the most and the least developed in terms of retail sales and network?
  • Which are the largest retailers in Russia ?
  • Which retailers from the world largest ones operate in Russia ?
  • How numerous are the local chains?
  • Which regions/cities are saturated and which are still attractive to invest in?
  • What’s going on in retail in Russia and what are the development forecasts in each district?

Report strengths

  • second edition of the report, includes historical data
  • analysis of Russian market as a whole and broken down into country's federal districts
  • numerous profiles of retail chains
  • development forecasts up to 2013
  • coverage of major retail market segments: grocery, cosmetics and toiletries, consumer electronics, DIY, clothing and footwear
  • ability to compare data among districts

Extract from this report

  • The largest retail companies in Russia include the domestic X5 Retail Group ($11.2bn generated in 2010) and Tander ($7.8bn), closely followed by two foreign groups (Auchan and Metro).
  • Generally, the leading national retailers in Russia remain optimistic about the future development of the market. The attitude of local retail operators regarding the future varies considerably from sector to sector. Thus, in grocery retailing, the financial crisis has stimulated market consolidation and the forming of new marriages for local players’ development. On the contrary, in mobile telephony retailing, local players became even more optimistic as the competition changed and such giants as Dixis and Tsifrograd went bankrupt.
  • The Central Federal District remains the largest retail market in the country, accounting for 34% of the country’s total sales in 2010, although it accounts for 4% of Russia’s territory and 37% of the country’s population. 

Market commentary by expert

Though the retail industry in Russia demonstrated continuous growth, there was a sharp drop in industry’s growth rates, from 28.1% in 2008 to 4.9% in 2009. In 2010 the retail market expanded by 12.6% compared with the previous year, though in real terms this represented only 4.4% growth.
Despite a degree of retail market recovery, some retailers ceased their operations in the country (Carrefour, Wal-Mart). In addition, several national retail operators went bankrupt in 2010 (e.g., Mir consumer electronics chain). The major victims of the financial crisis were the local retail operators. On the whole, the financial crisis forced the majority of retail operators to focus on the efficiency of their business operations.
The Central Federal District remains the largest retail market in the country, accounting for 34% of Russia’s retail sales in 2010. Its inhabitants enjoy the highest per capita monthly incomes and expenditures on goods and services. The region boasts the lowest unemployment rate in the country. However, the District owes its prosperity mainly to the affluence of Moscow and its vicinity.
Dominika Kubacka, Retail Analyst

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  1. Report methodology p. 9

  2. Executive summary p. 13

  3. Economic and demographic situation p. 27

    • Demographics p. 27
    • Macro-economic indicators p. 29

  4. Retail market overview p. 31

    • Market size p. 31
    • Structure of retail sales p. 32
    • Current trends, future outlook p. 34
    • Leading retailers, largest retail chains p. 36
      • Foreign retailers’ activity p. 39
    • Profiles of the leading retailers p. 41
      • X5 Retail Group p. 41
      • Metro Group p. 43
      • Auchan Group p. 44
      • Tander p. 46
      • Eldorado p. 47

  5. Overview of retail market segments p. 49

    • Grocery retail market p. 50
    • Clothing, footwear and accessories retail market p. 51
    • Consumer electronics retail market p. 53
    • DIY retail market p. 54
    • Cosmetics and toiletries retail market p. 55

  6. Retail market in Federal Districts p. 59

    • Comparative analysis p. 59

  7. Central Federal District p. 67

    • Basic data p. 68
    • Retail sales analysis p. 69
    • Top cities close-up p. 74
    • Major retailers in Russia originating from the Central Federal District p. 75
    • Most prominent local retail chains in the District by sector p. 77
      • Grocery p. 77
      • Consumer electronics p. 82
      • DIY p. 84
      • Clothing and footwear p. 85
      • Cosmetics and toiletries p. 85
    • M&A in the District p. 85

  8. Volga Federal District p. 87

    • Basic data p. 88
    • Retail sales analysis p. 89
    • Top cities close-up p. 95
    • Major retailers in Russia originating from the Volga Federal District p. 95
    • Most prominent local retail chains in the District by sector p. 96
      • Grocery p. 96
      • Consumer electronics p. 100
      • DIY p. 101
      • Clothing and footwear p. 103
      • Cosmetics and toiletries p. 103
    • M&A in the District p. 104

  9. Southern Federal District p. 105

    • Basic data p. 106
    • Retail sales analysis p. 107
    • Top cities close-up p. 113
    • Major retailers in Russia originating from the Southern Federal District p. 113
    • Most prominent local retail chains in the District by sector p. 115
      • Grocery p. 115
      • Consumer electronics p. 117
      • DIY p. 118
      • Clothing and footwear p. 119
      • Cosmetics and toiletries p. 120
    • M&A in the District p. 120

  10. Siberian Federal District p. 121

    • Basic data p. 122
    • Retail sales analysis p. 123
    • Top cities close-up p. 127
    • Major retailers in Russia originating from the Siberian Federal District p. 128
    • Most prominent local retail chains in the District by sector p. 131
      • Grocery p. 131
      • Consumer electronics p. 136
      • DIY p. 138
      • Clothing and footwear p. 139
      • Cosmetics and toiletries p. 139
      • Profiles of selected players p. 140
    • M&A in the District p. 141

  11. Urals Federal District p. 143

    • Basic data p. 144
    • Retail sales analysis p. 145
    • Top cities close-up p. 149
    • Major retailers in Russia originating from the Urals Federal District p. 150
    • Most prominent local retail chains in the District by sector p. 152
      • Grocery p. 152
      • Consumer electronics p. 155
      • DIY p. 156
      • Clothing and footwear p. 156
      • Cosmetics and toiletries p. 157
    • M&A in the District p. 157

  12. Northwestern Federal District p. 159

    • Basic data p. 160
    • Retail sales analysis p. 161
    • Top cities close-up p. 166
    • Major retailers in Russia originating from the Northwestern Federal District p. 166
    • Most prominent local retail chains in the District by sector p. 168
      • Grocery p. 168
      • Consumer electronics p. 170
      • DIY p. 170
      • Clothing and footwear p. 172
      • Cosmetics and toiletries p. 172
    • M&As in the Federal District p. 173

  13. Far East Federal District p. 175

    • Basic data p. 176
    • Retail sales analysis p. 177
    • Top cities close-up p. 182
    • Major retailers in Russia originating from the Far East Federal District p. 183
    • Most prominent local retail chains in the District by sector p. 183
      • Grocery p. 183
      • Consumer electronics p. 184
      • DIY p. 186
      • Clothing and footwear p. 187
      • Cosmetics and toiletries p. 187
    • M&As in the Federal District p. 190

  14. List of graphs p. 191

  15. List of tables p. 195

  16. About PMR p. 199

  17. Contact PMR p. 200

List of graphs

  1. Retail sales in Russia (RUB bn) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2005-2013
  2. Breakdown of retail market in Russia, by segment (RUB bn), 2010
  3. Retail market value (RUB m), population (millions) and average monthly income per capita (RUB) in Russia by Federal District, 2010
  4. Population in Russia (m) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2001-2010
  5. Life expectancy in Russia (years), 2001-2009
  6. GDP growth, CPI and unemployment rate in Russia (%), 2003-2013
  7. Growth rates of disposable incomes in Russia (%, y-o-y), 2001-2010
  8. Retail sales in Russia (RUB bn) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2005-2013
  9. Breakdown of retail sales in Russia (%), 1992, 1995 and 2000-2009
  10. Structure of food retail sales in Russia, by product category (%), 2009
  11. Structure of non-food retail sales in Russia, by product category (%), 2009
  12. Breakdown of retail market in Russia, by segment (RUB bn), 2010
  13. Value of grocery sales in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2013
  14. Value of clothing, footwear and accessories sales in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2013
  15. Value of consumer electronics and appliances sales in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2013
  16. Value of DIY sales in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2013
  17. Value of cosmetics and toiletries sales in Russia (RUB bn), 2005-2013
  18. Russian Federal Districts and their population (millions and % of total), January 2010
  19. Retail turnover in Russia by Federal District (%), 2010
  20. Population density per m2, urbanisation (%) and number of cities in total Russia and by Federal District, 2010
  21. Retail market value (RUB m), population (millions) and average monthly income per capita (RUB) in Russia by Federal District, 2010
  22. Average monthly wages and incomes (per capita) in Russia by Federal District (RUB), January-September 2010
  23. Average monthly expenditures on goods and services (RUB per capita and % of incomes) in Russia by Federal District, January-September 2010
  24. Unemployment rate in Russia by Federal District (%), January-September 2010
  25. Retail sales growth in Russia in total and by Federal District (%, y-o-y), 2010
  26. Retail sales volume growth in Russia in total and by Federal District (%, y-o-y), 2010
  27. Estimated retail sales per capita in Russia by Federal District (RUB ‘000), 2010
  28. Penetration of formats in the retail trade in Russia in total and by Federal District (%), 2009
  29. Stalls in the open-air markets in Russia and by Federal District, number and sales per stall (RUB m), 2010
  30. Structure of retail sales in Russia, in total and by Federal District (%), 2009
  31. Central Federal District and its regions, 2011
  32. Retail sales in the Central Federal District (RUB bn) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2005-2013
  33. The share of the Central Federal District in the total retail turnover in Russia (%), 2005-2010
  34. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Central Federal District by regions, 2009
  35. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Central Federal District, 2010
  36. Retail sales breakdown by channel in the Central Federal District (%), 2000 and 2003-2009
  37. Food and non-food sales in the Central Federal District (RUB m), 2000 and 2005-2009
  38. The share of food and non-food in the total retail sales in the Central Federal District (%), 2000-2009
  39. Volga Federal District and its regions, 2011
  40. Retail sales in the Volga Federal District (RUB bn) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2005-2013
  41. The share of the Volga District in the total retail turnover in Russia (%), 2005-2010
  42. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Volga Federal District by regions, 2009
  43. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Volga Federal District by regions, 2010
  44. Retail sales breakdown by channel in the Volga Federal District (%), 2000 and 2003-2009
  45. Food and non-food sales in the Volga Federal District (RUB m), 2000 and 2005-2009
  46. The share of food and non-food in the total retail sales in the Volga Federal District (%), 2000-2009
  47. Southern Federal District and its regions, 2011
  48. Retail sales in the Southern Federal District (RUB bn) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2005-2013
  49. The share of the Southern Federal District in the total retail turnover in Russia (%), 2005-2010
  50. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Southern Federal District by regions, 2009
  51. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Southern Federal District by regions, 2010
  52. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the North-Caucasus Federal District by regions, 2010
  53. Retail sales breakdown by channel in the Southern Federal District (%), 2000 and 2003-2009
  54. Food and non-food sales in the Southern Federal District (RUB m), 2000 and 2005-2009
  55. The share of food and non-food in the total retail sales in the Southern Federal District (%), 2000-2009
  56. Siberian Federal District and its regions, 2011
  57. Retail sales in the Siberian Federal District (RUB bn) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2005-2013
  58. The share of the Siberian District in the total retail turnover in Russia (%), 2005-2010
  59. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Siberian Federal District by regions, 2009
  60. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Siberian Federal District by regions, 2010
  61. Retail sales breakdown by channel in the Siberian Federal District (%), 2000 and 2003-2009
  62. Food and non-food sales in the Siberian Federal District (RUB m), 2000 and 2005-2009
  63. The share of food and non-food in the total retail sales in the Siberian Federal District (%), 2000-2009
  64. Urals Federal District and its regions, 2011
  65. Retail sales in the Urals Federal District (RUB bn) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2005-2013
  66. The share of the Urals Federal District in the total retail turnover in Russia (%), 2005-2010
  67. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Urals Federal District by regions, 2009
  68. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Urals Federal District by regions, 2010
  69. Retail sales breakdown by channel in the Urals Federal District (%), 2000 and 2003-2009
  70. Food and non-food sales in the Urals Federal District (RUB m), 2000 and 2005-2009
  71. The share of food and non-food in the total retail sales in the Urals Federal District (%), 2000-2009
  72. Northwestern Federal District and its regions, 2011
  73. Retail sales in the Northwestern Federal District (RUB bn) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2005-2013
  74. The share of the Northwestern Federal District in the total retail turnover in Russia (%), 2005-2010
  75. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Northwestern Federal District by regions, 2009
  76. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Northwestern Federal District, 2010
  77. Retail sales breakdown by channel in the Northwestern Federal District (%), 2000 and 2003-2009
  78. Food and non-food sales in the Northwestern Federal District (RUB m), 2000 and 2005-2009
  79. The share of food and non-food in the total retail sales in the Northwestern Federal District (%), 2000-2009
  80. Far East Federal District and its regions, 2011
  81. Retail sales in the Far East District (RUB bn) and growth (y-o-y, %), 2005-2013
  82. The share of the Far East District in the total retail turnover in Russia (%), 2005-2010
  83. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the Far East Federal District by regions, 2009
  84. Total nominal retail sales (RUB bn) and retail sales per capita (RUB ‘000) in the far East Federal District by regions, 2010
  85. Retail sales breakdown by channel in the Far East Federal District (%), 2000 and 2003-2009
  86. Food and non-food sales in the Far East Federal District (RUB m), 2000 and 2005-2009
  87. The share of food and non-food in the total retail sales in the Far East Federal District (%), 2000-2009

List of tables

  1. Average annual exchange rate $/RUB, 2005-2010
  2. Key macroeconomic indicators in Russia, 2009-2013
  3. Largest retail companies in Russia, by sales revenue (RUB bn) and storecount, 2009-2010
  4. The most highly populated cities of Russia (million), January 2010
  5. Largest retail companies in Russia, by sales revenue (RUB bn) and storecount, 2009-2010
  6. Details of the largest individual retail chains in Russia, by turnover 2009 (RUB bn): total storecount 2009-2010, year of foundation, city of origin and presence 2010
  7. Key information on the largest foreign retail chains in Russia by turnover 2009 (RUB bn), 2009-2010
  8. Key data on X5 Retail Group in Russia, 2010
  9. X5 Retail Group’s formats, storecount and characteristics, 2010
  10. Geography of X5 Retail Group’s chains, 2010
  11. Key data on Metro Group in Russia, 2010
  12. Metro Group’s formats, storecount and characteristics, 2010
  13. Key data on Auchan in Russia, 2010
  14. Auchan Group’s formats, storecount and characteristics, 2010
  15. Key data on Tander in Russia, 2010
  16. Key data on Eldorado in Russia, 2010
  17. Key data on the largest grocery chains in Russia: market entry, turnover, storecount and geographic coverage, 2009-2010
  18. Key data on the largest clothing and footwear chains in Russia: market entry, turnover, storecount and geographic coverage, 2010
  19. Key data on the largest consumer electronics chains in Russia: market entry, turnover, storecount and geographic coverage, 2010
  20. Key data on the largest DIY chains in Russia: market entry, turnover, storecount and geographic coverage, 2010
  21. Key data on the largest cosmetics and toiletries chains in Russia: market entry, turnover, storecount and geographic coverage, 2010
  22. Basic data on the Central Federal District and its regions, 2010
  23. Retail sales in the Central Federal District by regions (%) and growth (%, y-o-y), 2009-2010
  24. Most populous cities of the Central Federal District by retail sales, 2009
  25. The largest national retail chains originating from the Central Federal District, 2010
  26. Local grocery retail chains in the Central Federal District by storecount, 2010
  27. Geography of Pallada Torg company stores, 2010
  28. Geography of Ritm-2000 company stores, 2010
  29. Geography of Tverskoy produkt company stores, 2010
  30. Local consumer electronics retail chains in the Central Federal District, 2010
  31. Geography of Shans chain, 2010
  32. Local DIY retail chains in the Central Federal District, 2010
  33. Geography of Kenguru chain, 2010
  34. Local beauty retail chains in the Central Federal District, 2010
  35. M&A deals in the retail sector in the Central Federal District, 2009 and 2010
  36. Basic data on the Volga Federal District and its regions, 2010
  37. Retail sales in the Volga Federal District by regions (%) and growth (%, y-o-y), 2009-2010
  38. Most populous cities of the Volga Federal District by retail sales, 2009
  39. Local grocery retail chains in the Volga Federal District by storecount, 2010
  40. Geography of Polushka chain, 2010
  41. Geography of Posadsky chain, 2010
  42. Geography of Vivat chain, 2010
  43. Geography of Ostap stores, 2010
  44. Geography of Essen stores, 2010
  45. Local DIY retail chains in the Volga Federal District, 2010
  46. Geography of Eurointerier stores, 2010
  47. Geography of Krasochny magazin stores, 2010
  48. Local beauty retail chains in the Volga Federal District, 2010
  49. Geography of Noktyurn stores, 2010
  50. M&A deals in the retail sector in the Volga Federal District, 2009 and 2010
  51. Basic data on the Southern Federal District and its regions, 2010
  52. Retail sales in the Southern Federal District by regions (%) and growth (%, y-o-y), 2009-2010
  53. Most populous cities of the Southern Federal District by retail sales, 2009
  54. The largest national retail chains originating from the Southern Federal District, 2010
  55. Local grocery retail chains in the Southern Federal District by storecount, 2010
  56. Geography of Radezh chain, 2010
  57. Geography of MAN chain, 2010
  58. Local DIY retail chains in the Southern Federal District, 2010
  59. Geography of Stroydelo chain, 2010
  60. Top local clothing and footwear retail chains in the Southern Federal District, 2010
  61. Geography of Aleksandriya chain, 2010
  62. Top local beauty retail chains in the Southern Federal District, 2010
  63. M&A deals in the retail sector in the Southern Federal District, 2009 and 2010
  64. Basic data on the Siberian Federal District and its regions, 2010
  65. Retail sales in the Siberian Federal District by regions (%) and growth (%, y-o-y), 2009-2010
  66. Most populous cities of the Siberian Federal District by retail sales, 2009
  67. The largest national retail chains originating from the Siberian Federal District, 2010
  68. Local grocery retail chains in the Siberian Federal District by storecount in 2010
  69. Geography of Mariya-Ra stores, 2010
  70. Geography of Aniks stores, 2010
  71. Geography of Chibis stores, 2010
  72. Geography of Bystronom stores, 2010
  73. Geography of Krasny Yar stores, 2010
  74. Local consumer electronics and appliances retail chains in the Siberian Federal District, 2010
  75. Geography of Sibvez stores, 2010
  76. Local DIY retail chains in the Siberian Federal District, 2010
  77. Geography of Domocenter stores, 2010
  78. Local beauty retail chains in the Siberian Federal District, 2010
  79. Geography of Rostsib Parfyum’s stores, 2010
  80. M&A deals in the retail sector in the Siberian Federal District, 2009 and 2010
  81. Basic data on the Urals Federal District and its regions, 2010
  82. Retail sales in the Urals Federal District by regions (%) and growth (%, y-o-y), 2009-2010
  83. Most populous cities of the Urals Federal District by retail sales, 2009
  84. The largest national retail chains originating from the Urals Federal District, 2010
  85. Local grocery retail chains in the Urals Federal District, by storecount, 2010
  86. Geography of Kirovsky stores, 2010
  87. Geography of Kupets stores, 2010
  88. Number and characteristics of the Molniya store formats, 2008-2010
  89. Geography of Molniya stores, 2010
  90. Local consumer electronics and appliances retail chains in the Urals Federal District, 2010
  91. Local DIY retail chains in the Urals Federal District, 2010
  92. Local beauty retail chains in the Urals Federal District, 2010
  93. M&A deals in the retail sector in the Urals Federal District, 2009 and 2010
  94. Basic data on the Northwestern Federal District and its regions, 2010
  95. Retail sales in the Northwestern Federal District by regions (%) and growth (%, y-o-y), 2009-2010
  96. Most populous cities of the Nortwestern Federal District by retail sales, 2009
  97. The largest national retail chains originating from the Northwestern Federal District, 2010
  98. Local grocery retail chains in the Northwestern Federal District by storecount, 2010
  99. Local consumer electronics and appliances retail chains in the Northwestern Federal District, 2010
  100. Local DIY retail chains in the Northwestern Federal District, 2010
  101. Local beauty retail chains in the Northwestern Federal District, 2010
  102. M&A deals in the retail sector in the Northwestern Federal District, 2009 and 2010
  103. Basic data on the Far East Federal District and its regions, 2010
  104. Retail sales in the Far East Federal District by regions (%) and growth (%, y-o-y), 2009-2010
  105. Most populous cities of the Far East Federal District by retail sales, 2009
  106. Local grocery retail chains in the Far East Federal District, by storecount, 2010
  107. Local consumer electronics and appliances retail chains in the Far East Federal District, 2010
  108. Geography of V-Lazer consumer electronics and appliances stores, 2010
  109. Geography of Domotechnika stores, 2010
  110. Local DIY retail chains in the Far East Federal District, 2010
  111. Geography of DalTorgService stores, 2010
  112. Local beauty retail chains in the Far East Federal District, 2010
  113. Geography of Megumi stores, 2010
  114. Geography of Chudodey stores, 2010
Alcor Holding (L’Etoile)
Auchan
Castorama
CentrObuv
Chibis
Detsky Mir
Dixy Group
Eldorado
Euroset
Grozd’
Holiday Group
IKEA
Kirovsky
K-Rauta
Lenta
Leroy Merlin
Magnit
Magnolia
Mariya-Ra
Maxidom
Megumi
Metro Group
M.Video
OBI
O’Key
Pallada Torg
Perekryostok
Polushka
Pyaterochka
Radezh
Ritm-2000
Sedmoy Kontynent
Sibvez
Sportmaster
Starik Hottabych
STS Company
Svyaznoy
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  • "Single user licence" entitles the client to use the product (in its entirety or in part, and in the case of an online product also to use the access data to this product) only and exclusively in the following fields of exploitation:
    • - for the product preservation: saving the product in the memory of one computer belonging to the client;
    • - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for the individual use of one person only, who is indicated by the client during purchasing process.

      Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.
  • "5-user licence" entitles the client to use the product (in its entirety or in part, and in the case of an online product also to use the access data to this product) only and exclusively in the following fields of exploitation:
    • - for the product preservation: saving the product in the memory of 2 to 5 computers belonging to the organisation indicated by the client while purchasing process; these computers must be located in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process;
    • - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for 2 to 5 people who work for the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process, and who are in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process.

      Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.
  • "Corporate licence" entitles the client to use the product (in its entirety or in part, and in the case of an online product also to use the access data to this product) only and exclusively in the following fields of exploitation:
    • - for the product preservation: saving the product in the memory of an unlimited number of computers belonging to the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process; these computers must be located in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process;
    • - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for an unlimited number of people who work for the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process, who are in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process.

      Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.
  • "Global licence" entitles the client to use the product (in its entirety or in part, and in the case of an online product also to use the access data to this product) only and exclusively in the following fields of exploitation:
    • - for the product preservation: saving the product in the memory of an unlimited number of computers belonging to the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process; these computers can be located in or outside of the country of the organisation indicated during purchasing process;
    • - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for an unlimited number of people who work for the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process, who are in or outside of the country of the organisation indicated during purchasing process.

      Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.
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