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Yokohama Rubber back in the black in Russia

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After a loss in 2022, the Lipetsk tyre plant turned a profit last year (Photo: Yokohama Rubber)

Several tyre makers have sold their manufacturing operations in Russia since 2022; Yokohama Rubber has not. L.L.C. Yokohama R.P.Z. suspended operations at its Lipetsk passenger car tyre plant in March of that year due to issues with raw material procurement, resuming production in August 2022.

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