Rosatom

Cambodia
Russian-funded nuclear information centre project in Cambodia stalls

Phnom Penh would like to curb Moscow's influence on its future nuclear projects, regardless of the joint working committee meeting recently held between the two countries.

Russia
Russian data centres make widespread use of Western technology

From software to air conditioning and tools for industrial robotics, Russian companies specialising in data storage make abundant use of European and American equipment and materials. A subsidiary of nuclear giant Rosatom provides a notable example.

Turkey
Turkish gendarmes prepare for activation of Russian-built nuclear plant

The Turkish gendarmerie detachment responsible for security at the future Akkuyu nuclear power plant conducted a new nuclear risk training exercise with the army's CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear) command last week.

Pakistan, Russia
The Karachi-based firm serving Russia's most strategic interests in Pakistan

Moscow continues to court Islamabad, despite Pakistan's role as a supplier of military equipment to Kyiv. A discreet Karachi-based company serves as the hub for Russia in the private security, defence, steel and nuclear sectors.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Roux de Bézieux tours France, Goût gets 'Back to Russia', Danone in Moscow, Bangkok

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

ParisRoux de Bézieux promotes economic security

Moscow/Paris/RomeHow to get ‘Back to Russia'

MoscowA new head for Accor in Russia

Paris/BangkokArnaud Leaveau's Alta Strategies bridges gap between Europe and Indo-Pacific

France, Saudi Arabia
Affinis dissects Saudi military-industrial complex for French defence

Corporate intelligence firm Affinis is increasing its efforts to identify future export contracts for the French defence industry, particularly in Saudi Arabia, where the market is undergoing a complete overhaul.

Hungary
Hungarian Hiszem behind cybersecurity startup PCAutomotive

The Hungarian start-up PCAutomotive, which is positioning itself in the emerging automotive cybersecurity sector, is a subsidiary of businessman János Hiszem's Pro Concept, a company well looked after by his government.

Spotlight | Moldova, Russia
A Russian fixer's epic journey from post-Soviet Russia to a $1bn Moldovan investigation

Mark Garber, who for decades has worked for oligarchs in the shadows, has now been connected to firms suspected of laundering money in Moldova.