Corporate responses to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Many private companies have ceased operations in Russia or donated or matched donations to the Ukrainian government or Ukrainian organizations in response to Russia's seizure of Ukrainian territory in 2014 and 2022. Others have applied various sanctions.

By the count of researchers at the Yale School of Management, 350 companies had withdrawn by 15 March 2022, more than 400 by 18 March, and almost 1,000 by 4 May.

Companies suspending operations in Russia

Company	Industry	Country ^[clarification needed]	Suspended operations	Remaining operations in Russia
3M	Conglomerate	United States	Suspended all of its business operations in Russia, where it operates at least one factory.
Accenture	Consulting	Ireland/ United States	Closed business in Russia
Acer	Computer hardware	Taiwan	Suspended product sales in Russia
Accor	Hospitality	France	Halted all services to hotels whose owners are under U.S. or European sanctions as well abandoned expansion plans in Russia	Accor has more than 50 hotels in Russia and continues to operate in the country in support of its 3,500 employees
Activision Blizzard	Video game	United States	Suspended "new sales of and in our games"
Advanced Micro Devices	Semiconductor company	United States	Chip sales to Russia
Adidas	Clothing	Germany	Suspended partnership with Russian Football Union Temporarily closed its stores and e-commerce operations in Russia.
AerCap	Aircraft leasing	Ireland	Ceased lending to Russians
airBaltic	Airline	Latvia	Cancelled all flights to and from Russia until further notice
Airbnb	Online marketplace	United States	Suspended all operations in Russia and Belarus Offered free, short-term housing to up to 100,000 refugees fleeing Ukraine
Airbus	Aerospace manufacturer	France	Stopped providing support services to Russian Airlines Continues to purchase titanium from the Russian Federation
Air France-KLM	Airline	France	Stopped flights to Russia
Alaska Airlines	Airline	United States	Suspended Russian partnerships
Alcoa	Metals	United States	Suspended all business with Russia
Allianz	Financial services	Germany	Curtailed Russian access to capital markets. In June 2022, Allianz sold a 50.1% stake in its Russian operations to Interholding.
Alstom	Rail transport manufacturer	France	Suspended all deliveries to Russia and any future investment in Russia.
Amadeus IT Group	Software	Spain	Distribution service with Russia's Aeroflot and new planned commercial projects in Russia halted
Amazon	Internet	United States	Amazon's cloud computing business, Amazon Web Services (AWS), is no longer accepting new customers based in Russia or Belarus. "Unlike some other US technology providers, Amazon and AWS have no data centres, infrastructure or offices in Russia, and we have a longstanding policy of not doing business with the Russian government".	Ukraine's vice prime minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, had appealed to Amazon executive chair Jeff Bezos to suspend the provision of all AWS services in Russia. AWS is not fully suspended in Russia.
Amber Grid	Natural gas transmission	Lithuania	Abandoned all Russian natural gas imports.
American Airlines	Airlines	United States	Severed all ties with Aeroflot and S7 Airlines and suspended interline agreements.
American Express	Payment card services	United States	Suspended all operations in Russia and Belarus
AmerisourceBergen	Healthcare	United States	Operations in Ukraine and new business initiatives in Russia are currently suspended.	Provision of limited logistical support of pharmaceutical products and of the existing clinical trial programs has continued
Amway	Direct selling	United States
Anheuser-Busch	Brewing	United States	Halted all shipments to Russia
Apple	Computer hardware and software	United States	Halted all product sales App Store, Apple Developer, Apple Pay Apple Maps have been limited.	Continues sales through official resellers
Arconic	Industrials	United States	Pause New Contracts in Russia	Arconic Samara Metallurgical Plant – known as Arconic SMZ – has been in operation since 1960 and is one of Russia's largest producers of fabricated aluminum.
Asda	Retail	UK	Remove products from Russia
ASOS	Online retail	UK	Retail sales stopped
Assicurazioni Generali	Insurance	Italy	Exit Russia completely
Aston Martin	Luxury sports cars and grand tourers	UK	Retail
Asus	Electronics	Taiwan	Asus stated that its shipments to Russia are at an "effective standstill". Furthermore, the company will donate $1.05 million to the Taiwanese relief agency which is in charge of humanitarian donations for Ukraine, it said.
AT&T	Telecommunications	United States	Announced calls between Ukraine and anywhere else in the world would be free of charge
Atlas Copco	Industrial equipment	Sweden	Halt all shipments to Russia
Atlassian	Software	Australia	Pauses sales in Russia and suspends licenses state-owned or held by companies supporting the war
Auchan	Retail	France		Russia has the most Auchan supermarkets and hypermarkets outside France and is estimated to contribute one fifth of yearly group revenues, about € 5bn–6bn. Managers in Russia deny company closing stores.
Autodesk	Software	United States	Business in Russia
Avid Technology	Technology	United States	All sales and support for all customers, users and resellers in Russia and Belarus
Bain		United States	Suspend consulting for all Russian govt entities
Baker McKenzie	Law	Switzerland	Suspend services for all Kremlin entities
Balenciaga	Luxury fashion	France	Russian revenue streams
BASF	Chemicals	Germany	BASF suspended new activities in Russia and Belarus.	BASF continues existing activities, in accordance with international sanctions.
Bayer	Chemicals	Germany	CEO stated "Bayer will closely monitor and mitigate these risks to the extent possible". Bayer committed to financially assisting Ukrainian employees with funds and housing. In a statement, CEP Werner Baumann deemed the invasion "a threat to our freedom and democracy, and we at Bayer condemn in the most vigorous way, this Russian attack."
BBC	Broadcast	UK	BBC Studios suspended the licensing of programming to Russian customers.	The BBC introduced two new shortwave radio frequencies for Russia and Ukraine (15735 kHz and 5875 kHz), in response to Russian state media and censorship.
Bentley	Luxury cars	UK	Halts exports to Russia
Binance	Crypto exchange	Canada	Binance says will not accept cards of sanctioned Russian banks	CEO resisted calls to curtail operations in Russia
BlackRock	Financial services	United States	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
Bloomberg		United States	Pull back journalists from Russia
BMW	Luxury vehicles and motorcycles	Germany	Stopped car production in Russia and halts exports to Russia.
BNP Paribas	Banking	France	Curtail Russian access to capital markets	While BNP Paribas took many actions to help Ukraine, it did not pull out of Russia. Many of these were organized by local (e.g. Polish) offices.
Boeing	Aviation, spaceflight and telecommunications	United States	Suspended parts and maintenance support for Russian airlines as well as its operations in Moscow Suspended purchases of titanium from Russia
Bolt	Vehicle for hire, micromobility, car-sharing, and food delivery services	Estonia	Ties with Russian companies
Bombardier	Aircraft	Canada	Restrict new Russian business
BooHoo Group	Online fashion retail	UK	Boohoo Group, which comprises Boohoo, PrettyLittleThing. Burton and Debenhams, has suspended sales in Russia
Booking.com	Travel	Netherlands	Operations in Russia
Boston Consulting Group	Consulting	United States	Won't take on any new work in Russia	"our contractual obligations, we have already started to wind down work where possible"
BP	Oil and gas	UK	Abandoned stake in Russian oil giant Rosneft.
Bridgestone	Tyres	Japan	"The major Japanese tire-maker said it will suspend production at its passenger car tire plant in Ulyanovsk in western Russia from Friday [March 25th] and freeze all new capital investment."
British American Tobacco	Tobacco	UK	Suspended all its planned capital investment in the country. On March 11, 2022, company said it would exit Russia and cut its fiscal 2022 guidance as a result
British Land	Real estate	UK	Plans to end lease agreement with Gazprom in central London. Gazprom Marketing & Trading (GM&T) had occupied the top floors of 20 Triton Street in Regent's Park.
Budvar	Brewing	United States	Halt all shipments to Russia
Bumble	Internet	United States	Discontinued operations in Russia and Belarus and removed its applications form the Apple App Store and Google Play Store in Russia and Belarus.
Burberry	Retail	UK	Halt all shipments to Russia
Cadillac	Automobile manufacture	United States	Business to Russia
Canada Goose	Clothing	Canada	Halt all shipments to Russia
Cannes Festival	Film festival	France	Ban Russian Delegations
Canonical	Software	UK	Halt support, professional services and partnerships with Russian enterprises	Continues to provide security patches to Russian customers
Cargill	Food and agriculture	United States	Scaled back business operations and stopped further investments in Russia.	Cargill will continue operations in Russia.
Carlsberg	Brewer	Denmark	Exports, New Investments Into Russia
Carnival	Cruise	United States	Along with its parent company Carnival Corporation announced all Russian tours would be cancelled, and that the company would severely limit dealings with Russian business entities.
Cartier	Luxury goods	France	Operations in Russia
CBC	Broadcast	Canada	Suspended all reporting and pulled all journalists. Russia withdrew visas and accreditation; closed Moscow bureau.
Chanel	Luxury goods	France	Sales in Russia
Chevrolet	Automobile	United States	Vehicle exports to Russia
Chevron	Oil and gas	United States	Limited business operations in Russia compared to many other large energy companies
[lv; de]	Beverages	Latvia	Stopped all exports to Russia and Belarus
Cisco	Technology	United States	All business operations	While Cisco claims that it has suspended "all business operations" in Russia, reports have emerged that Cisco still does business in Russia through intermediaries.
Citigroup	Financials	United States		operating Russia consumer business on 'more limited basis'
Cloudflare	Internet	United States		Cloudflare has "received several calls to terminate all of Cloudflare's services inside Russia". Cloudflare has "carefully considered these requests and discussed them with government and civil society experts", but ultimately decided against terminating Russia operations.
CMA CGM	Shipping	France	Halt all shipments to Russia
Coca-Cola Company	Beverages	United States	Suspended business in Russia	Rebranding Coca-Cola, Fanta and Sprite products into Dobry Cola, Dobry Orange, Dobry Lemon-Lime. Rebranding Schweppes products to Rich. Production in the same factories as the original products.
Cogent Communications		United States	Cut all internet to Russia
Consumer Technology Association	Trade organization	United States	Ban Russian exhibitors from the Consumer Electronics Show
Coinbase	Cryptocurrency exchange	United States	Blocked 25,000 cryptocurrency wallet addresses related to Russia, believing them to have engaged in illicit activity.	Coinbase said that it would "not institute a blanket ban on all Coinbase transactions involving Russian addresses".
Continental AG	Automotive	Germany		Continental "resumed tyre production for passenger cars at its Russian plant in Kaluga", in stark contrast to their competitors.
Coty	Consumer goods	United States/ France		Coty did not respond to an AFP request for comment
Coursera	Online course provider	United States	All content from Russian university and industry partners including courses, Further business with Russian institutions across Coursera for Business, Coursera for Government, and Coursera for Campus, The ability for learners in Russia to enroll in paid course experiences, Collecting payment from any learners or institutions in Russia,
Credit Suisse	Financial services	Switzerland	Curtail Russian access to capital markets	"Reports emerged that Credit Suisse contacted hedge fund managers and other investors asking them to "destroy and permanently erase" evidence linking the Swiss bank to loans issued to U.S.-sanctioned Russian oligarchs for luxury items including yachts and private jets." The bank just revealed it has given $1.7 billion to the Russian borrowers
Crunchyroll	Anime	United States	Jointly owned by Japanese conglomerate Sony, through its subsidiaries Sony Pictures Television and Aniplex. Services from Wakanim and Crunchyroll EMEA are suspended from Russia.
Daimler Truck	Commercial vehicle manufacturer	Germany	Exports to Russia and production in Russia
Danone	Food	France	Company would "suspend investments in Russia"	About 6% of Danone's sales come from Russia and Ukraine, combined. Danone has more than a dozen factories in Russia and continues operations in Russia
Dassault Aviation	Aircraft	France	Falcon deliveries
David Chipperfield Architects	Architecture	UK	Working on their projects in Russia
DB Schenker	Logistics	Germany	Halt all shipments to Russia
Deezer	Music streaming	France	Subscription in Russia
Dell	Computer hardware	United States	Suspended product sales in Russia
Deloitte	Professional services network	UK	Separated practices in Russia and Belarus from the global network of member firms as of March 8, 2022. Deloitte Global CEO Punit Renjen said "While we know this is the right decision, it will have an impact on Deloitte's ~3,000 professionals located in Russia and Belarus. We know our colleagues in Russia and Belarus have no voice in the actions of their government. We will support all impacted colleagues during this transition and do all we can to assist them during this extremely difficult time."
Delta Air Lines	Airlines	United States	Suspend agreement with Aeroflot
Dentons	Law	Multinational	Suspend services for all Kremlin entities
Deutsche Bank	Banking	Germany	On March 11, 2022, Deutsche Bank reverses course on Russia, says it is unwinding business	Deutsche Bank's CFO said it is not "practical" to close its Russia business
DHL	Logistics	Germany	Deliveries to Russia
Diageo	Alcoholic beverages	UK	Halt all shipments to Russia
DirecTV	Communications	United States	Cut Kremlin backed TV networks
Disney	Entertainment and media	United States	Pause all theatrical releases in Russia
DJI	Electronics	China	Temporarily halted all shipments and business to both Russia and Ukraine
			Halt all shipments to Russia
DXC Technology	Technology	United States	Exit the Russian market
eBay	Internet	United States	Suspended the delivery of orders to Russia and Ukraine from March 3
ECCO	Fashion	Denmark	Ecco has stated that it will not expand business in Russia.	Other than not expanding business, Ecco has refused to exit the Russian market, as "[Russian employees] and their families are also going through a difficult time". Ecco loses its Royal Warrant as of April 16, 2023.
Electronic Arts	Video games	United States	Halts all product sales in Russia and Belarus Exclude Russia from FIFA 22 and NHL 22
Eni	Energy	Italy	Announced that it would withdraw from the Blue Stream gas pipeline linking Russia to Turkey, in which it has a 50% stake.
Equinor	Energy	Norway	Exit joint ventures in Russia
Ericsson	Networking and telecommunications	Sweden	Suspended deliveries to Russia
Ernst & Young	Professional services network	UK	Separating Russia operations
Estée Lauder	Consumer products	United States	Initially suspended the company's business investments and initiatives in Russia. On March 7, 2022, company announced they have also decided to suspend all commercial activity in the country, closing every store they own and operate including their brand sites as well as ceasing shipments to any of their retailers in Russia.
Etsy	E-commerce	United States	Cancelled all balances owed by sellers in Ukraine on its platform, totalling almost $4 million in listing fees
Eurovision	Song contest	European Countries	Banned Russia from competing
Eutelsat	Communications			Eutelsat keeps operating terminals in Russia and partnerships with Russian pay-TV operators, even though they "could" turn them off. About 6% of Eutelsat's 1.2B EUR FY2021 revenues come from Russia As of April 8, Eutelsat keeps operating a range of telecommunication solutions in Russia, "reaching over 50% of homes".
Expedia	Online travel	United States	Ceased sales to and from Russia
ExxonMobil	Oil and gas	United States	Announced it was pulling out of Sakhalin-I, its only Russian investment, and further announced it would temporarily halt all further investments into the Russian Federation. ExxonMobil is currently litigating against the Russian Government regarding its pullout of Sakhalin-I.	The company publicly announced it was complying with all sanctions against Russia
EPAM Systems	Technology	United States	First announced it would stop providing services to customers in Russia, then an end to all operations in Russia
Facebook	Networking service	United States	Banned the Russian state media channels	Banned in Russia, in response to Meta allowing Ukrainian citizens to condemn Russian politicians and soldiers in its websites.
Farfetch	eCommerce		Halt all shipments to Russia
Fast Retailing	Clothing	Japan	Temporarily stop sales at all stores. Brand Uniqlo
Fazer	Food industry	Finland	Export to Russia
FedEx	Transportation	United States	Halted all shipments to both Ukraine and Russia upon the invasion
Ferrari	Manufacturer of sports cars	Italy	Suspended businesses with Russia
Ferrero	Multinational food manufacturer	Italy	Ferrero has been present in the Russian market since 1995	Company yet to release a statement
FIFA and UEFA	Sport	Worldwide	Suspend Russia from international football and moved the UEFA Champions League final from Saint Petersburg to Paris
Fiskars	Consumer goods	Finland	Decided to withdraw completely from the Russian market.
Ford	Automotive	United States	Suspends business in Russia, provides aid to Ukrainians
Formula One	Sport	Worldwide	Prohibition to compete under the flag of Russia
Games Workshop	Entertainment	UK	Sales in Russia and Belarus suspended
General Electric		United States	Halt supply of parts to Aeroflot
General Motors	Automotive	United States	Suspending its business in Russia
Geodis			Halt all shipments to Russia
GitHub	Software	Worldwide		"We are continuing to ensure free open source services are available to all, including developers in Russia"
GitLab	Software	Worldwide	Suspended new business in Russia and Belarus
GlobalFoundries			Halt all shipments to Russia
Globecast	Networking	France		Ukrainian Vice Prime Minister has asked Globelcast to suspend their services in Russia. Globecast has not made a public statement regarding the conflict in Ukraine. Globecast has even restricted replies to their social media posts on Twitter as many people were posting letters asking the company to suspend their services.
Globus	Department store	Switzerland	Terminated the import and selling of Russian goods
Goldman Sachs	Investment bank	United States	All operations in Russia
Google	Internet	United States	Initiated a widespread blocking of Russian state media sources from advertising on their sites as well as freezing ad revenue for Russian state media YouTube channels In an effort to prevent Ukrainian armed forces and civilians from being tracked on public platforms, Google also disabled tools in Google Maps relating to live traffic. Google suspends Play Store billing and YouTube payments in Russia Some Russian bank customers barred from using Google Pay or AdSense	Google Russia filed for bankruptcy, but will keep its free services (such as YouTube and Google Search) available.
Grammarly	Software	United States	Service in Russia and Belarus
Grant Thornton		UK	Closing business in Russia
Harley Davidson	Motorcycle manufacture	United States	Business in Russia
Heineken	Brewing	Netherlands	Beer exports and investment projects in Russia
Henkel	Chemical and consumer goods	Germany	Investments in Russia
Herbalife	Nutrition products	United States	Suspended operations in Russia in all 62 sales centers and stopped shipping products to the country
Hermès	Luxury goods	France	Suspended its activities in Russia
Hewlett Packard Enterprise	Computer hardware	United States	Halted operations and contracts in Russia and Ukraine.
Hitachi	Manufacturing and engineering	Japan	Hitachi has declared it is "temporarily pausing production" at its Russia facilities as well as halting all exports.	Hitachi will "continue to provide products, services and support for electrical power equipment that is deemed 'essential' to citizens' daily lives". 50% of Hitachi's Russian 2021 revenue came from construction machinery.
Hilton Worldwide	Hospitality	United States	Pausing new Russian projects and investment in response to the war closed its Moscow corporate office and donate any Hilton profits from business operations in Russia to the humanitarian relief efforts for Ukraine	26 hotels in Russia that are all managed or franchised
H&M	Clothing	Sweden	Temporarily suspending all of its Russian operations
Honda	Automotive	Japan	Exports of cars and motorcycles to Russia
Hapag-Lloyd	Shipping	Germany	Halt all shipments to Russia
HMM	shipping	South Korea	Halt all shipments to Russia
Honeywell	Conglomerate	United States	Suspended business in Russia and Belarus
HP	Computer hardware	United States	Suspended product shipments to Russia.
HSBC	Banking	UK	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
Hyatt	Hospitality	United States	Pausing new Russian projects and investment in response to the war	Hyatt operates five hotels in Russia, but owns none of them
Hyundai	Automotive	South Korea	Production at its St Petersburg plant in Russia due to the global components shortage and had "nothing to do with Russia's invasion of Ukraine or Western economic sanctions"	Hyundai operates the Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Rus factories in Sestroretsk as well as in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Company did not comment on the matter
IBM	Technology	United States	All operations in Russia	According to Mykhailo Fedorov, adviser to Ukrainian President, IBM continues to provide consultancy services in Russia.
IKEA	Retail	Sweden	Suspended its 17 stores in Russia and halted its sourcing in Russia and Belarus. Ingka Group has taken the decision to pause all IKEA Retail operations in Russia. The company controls 392 IKEA stores across 32 markets.
Inditex	Retail	Spain	Temporarily suspended its activity in the 502 stores and on the country's online channel Brands: Zara Home, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, Oysho, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius, Uterqüe, Lefties
Infosys	Consulting	India		Infosys operates their Moscow office and has remained silent on the issue of Russian invasion and according to The Register have not responded to requests for comment. This contrasts with its peer companies (e.g. Accenture, KPMG, PwC, DXC) who have all quit Russia. The Guardian states that "Infosys has strong historical links with Russia and Putin" and a market value of about $100bn.
ING Group	Banking	Netherlands	Stopped accepting new Russian customers	Existing Russian customers will continue to be able to get loans
Intercontinental Exchange		United States	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
International Paralympic Committee	Disabled sporting events	Germany	Athletes from Russia and Belarus were banned entirely from the 2022 Winter Paralympics in Beijing, China.^[failed verification]
International Red Cross	NGO / Humanitarian organization	Switzerland		After Red Cross head Peter Maurer met the Russian minister of foreign affairs Sergei Lavrov, it was announced that the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement will open a new office in Russia. "I would like to get your support in strengthening the logistics structure in Russia in order to improve our work in the Donbas and other parts of Ukraine under control of the Russian armed forces," Peter Maurer said. He thanked Lavrov for longstanding "positive cooperation" with Russia in various parts of the world, including in the Middle East, Afghanistan, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Ukraine, and voiced hope that this will continue.
Interpol	International Organization	UN		"Interpol has no plans to exclude Russia". This move was widely criticised by Western governments, who have accused Russia of using the organization to arrest Russian critics outside of Russia.
Instagram	Social media	United States	Demoting posts from Russian state-media	Banned in Russia, in response to Meta allowing Ukrainian citizens to condemn Russian politicians and soldiers in its websites.
Intel	Technology	United States	Chip sales to Russia
Imperial Brands	Tobacco	UK	Halted production, sales and marketing of its products in Russia.
Jaguar Land Rover	Automotive	UK	Deliveries of Russia-bound vehicles
Japan Tobacco	Tobacco	Japan	Suspend 'some' operations in Russia. Company announced that effective immediately, its subsidiary, JTI, will suspend all new investments and marketing activities Temporarily suspended operations at its plant in Ukraine	Japan Tobacco had a 37% share of the Russian market as of December 2021 and has 4,500 employees across Russia at 70 offices and five factories.
JD Sports	Retail	UK	Suspend operations in Russia
JetBrains	Software	Czechia	Suspending sales and R&D activities in Russia
Johnson & Johnson	FMCG	United States	Donating $5 million to support the work of the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and International Federation Red Cross and Red Crescent to provide humanitarian support for refugees in the border countries. Providing product donations including hygiene kits, health packets and medical supplies.	Will continue "providing access to our essential medical products in the countries where we operate".
	WEB	Ukraine	Operation in Russia and Belarus
JPMorgan Chase	Banking	United States	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
Jysk	Retail chain	Denmark	Closed their stores in Russia
Kellogg's	Food	United States	Shipments and investments in Russia.	Staple foods in Russia.
Kemira	Chemicals	Finland	Discontinued deliveries to Russia and Belarus, primarily impacting pulp and paper customers in Russia.
Kering	Luxury goods	France	All product sales across brands Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Yves Saint Laurent
Kia	Automobile manufacturer	South Korea		Kia Group Won't Stop Exports Or Production In Russia – For Now
Kinross Gold		Canada	Suspend operations in Russia
Kimberly-Clark	Personal care	United States	Halted capital spending and advertising in Russia.	Kimberly-Clark would continue producing and selling products in Russia, such as Huggies.
Kone	Industrial	Finland	Sale of Russian subsidiary to local management; the Kone brand is not included in the deal; after sale, Kone will leave Russia
Korean Air	Airline	South Korea	No flying over Russian airspace
KPMG	Professional services network	Netherlands	Separating Russia operations
Kuehne + Nagel	Logistics	Switzerland	Suspend all shipments to Russia
Kytary	eCommerce	Czechia	Suspended all business contacts with Russian suppliers
Lamborghini	Manufacturer of sports cars	Italy	Suspended businesses with Russia.
Latvijas Balzams	Alcoholic beverages	Latvia	Rebranded its signature vodka to just Stoli, and changed the source of the ingredients from Russia to Slovakia.
Lego	Toys	Denmark	Stopped deliveries of their products to Russia Lego does not own stores in the country; 81 Russian Lego stores are owned and run by the local Inventive Retail Group, but they will not receive further shipments.	Inventive Retail Group renames the stores "Мир Кубиков" (Mir Kubikov) and parallel imports the stock via a third country.
Leroy Merlin	Retail	France		Company operates 112 stores in Russia and does not plan to make any changes
Levi Strauss & Co	Clothing	United States	Commercial operations in Russia	Resumed operations after rebranding to JNS brand.
LG Electronics	Electronics	South Korea		Korea is seeking exemptions from the US to avoid its key export items being banned from shipping to Russia Company did not say whether the company would change its business practices in Russia.
Life:)	Communications	Ukraine
Linklaters		UK	Suspend operations in Russia
Live Nation Entertainment	Entertainment	United States	Halt all operations in Russia
London Stock Exchange Group		UK	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
Lumen Technologies		United States	Suspend new Russian relationships
LVMH	Luxury goods	France	Temporarily stop sales at all stores. Brands Moët & Chandon, Hennessy, Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Christian Dior, Kenzo, Bulgari, Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Loewe, Fendi
Mango	Retail	Spain	Spanish retailer Mango closed all its 126 shops in Russia.
Marks & Spencer	Retail	UK	Stopped shipments to Turkish franchisee's Russian business	The 48 shops (with 1,200 employees) remain open and continue to sell their existing stock.
Mastercard	Banking	United States	Cards issued by Russian banks will no longer be supported by the Mastercard network regardless of where they're used - inside or outside of Russia. And, any Mastercard issued outside of the country will not work at Russian merchants or ATMs Pledged $2 million toward humanitarian relief funds for Ukraine.
Mazda	Automotive Manufacturing	Japan	Halt all shipments to Russia
Maersk	Shipping	Denmark	Deliveries
McCain Foods	Frozen food	Canada	Scrapped construction of potato plant. Halted all deliveries to Russia.
McDonald's	Fast food	United States	Owns the vast majority of the 847 McDonald's stores in Russia, but the company did not offer an official position on operations in the Russian Federation. McDonald's offered food assistance to Ukrainians. McDonald's to close 850 restaurants	Reopened without McDonald's brand, business sold to Vkusno i tochka, restaurants can be bought back within 15 years.
McKinsey & Company	Management consulting	Worldwide	Business with any government entity in Russia
MSC	Shipping line	Switzerland	Halts all shipments to Russia
MSC Cruises	Cruise line	Switzerland	Suspends travels and stops to Russia
Mercedes-Benz Group	Vehicle manufacturer	Germany	Halts exports to Russia and cease manufacturing there until further notice
Meta	Technology	United States	Halted advertising sales to Russian state media, such as RT On March 11, 2022, Meta announced that Facebook will permit some calls for violence against Vladimir Putin and Russian soldiers
Metro AG	Retail	Germany	3,400 employees in Ukraine were making "enormous efforts" to keep its 26 stores open in the country, with each store opening decided daily by local management based on the security situation.	Company operates 93 stores employing around 10,000 people in Russia. Metro AG said that it isn't planning to withdraw from Russia Metro spokesperson said, adding: "These people have no personal responsibility for the aggression against Ukraine."
Metsä Group	Forestry, paper, and wood products	Finland	Discontinued its operations in Russia. Wood procurement in Russia for the Svir sawmill and imports to Metsä Group's Finnish and Swedish mills has also been discontinued.
Metso Outotec	Industrial machinery	Finland	Temporarily ceased its deliveries to Russia
Michelin	Tire manufacturer and restaurant guide	France	Restaurant recommendations in Russia. Michelin will transfer its tire manufacturing to a new entity under local management by the end of 2022.
Microsoft	Technology corporation	United States	On 4 March 2022, Microsoft announced that they will suspend all sales and services in Russia Microsoft said they would be actively assisting the government of Ukraine, the EU, the US Federal Government, and NATO. The company will also provide technology and financial support for humanitarian organizations in the region, and is offering support to Ukraine-based Microsoft employees.
Mitsubishi	Corporate group	Japan	May suspend car production, sales in Russia due to sanctions Mitsubishi Electric stops Russian shipments	Mitsubishi Corp. are sticking with the Sakhalin-2 project
Mitsui	Corporate group	Japan		Remains involved in the Sakhalin-2 project. discussing with shareholders course of action
Mohawk Industries	Flooring manufacturer	United States		4.3% of their sales come from Russia and Ukraine
Moncler		Italy	Suspend operations in Russia
Moody's Investors Service	Investment	United States	Commercial operations in Russia ,
Morrisons	Retail	UK	Remove products from Russia
MSCI		United States	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
Nasdaq	Financial services	United States	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
Nestlé	Multinational food company	Switzerland	Over 7,000 employees in Russia. Suspends capital investment in Russia Halted operations in Ukraine	Continue to sell "essential" food products in Russia. Nestle's activities in Russia will focus on providing essential food, such as infant food and medical/hospital nutrition. Going forward, Nestlé is suspending brands such as KitKat and Nesquik, among others. Nestlé has already halted non-essential imports and exports into and out of Russia, stopped all advertising, and suspended all capital investment in the country. While Nestlé does not expect to make a profit in the country or pay any related taxes for the foreseeable future in Russia, any profit will be donated to humanitarian relief organizations.
NetApp	Technology corporation	United States	Suspend all operations in Russia
Netflix	Streaming service and production	United States	Suspended all services in Russia, as Netflix refused to offer 20 mandatory Russian state TV channels.
Nike	Retail chain	United States	Disabled all online purchases of its products in Russia. On 23 June 2022, Nike announced that it would exit Russia.
Nintendo	Video games	Japan	Halt the sale of games in Russia
Nissan	Automotive	Japan	Halt all shipments to Russia
Nokia	Telecommunications, technology	Finland	Deliveries to Russia
Norsk Hydro		Norway	Freeze Russian investments
Norwegian Shipowners' Association		Norway		Norwegian Shipowners' Association (NSA) continues to operate and rent ships that transport Russian oil. One such example is . Although leaders of the NSA support terminating contracts that are used to transport Russian goods, the chairman of Viking Shipping, Hans Olav Lindal, says this trade is legal.
Nvidia	Computer hardware	United States	Product sales
oDesk	Workforce management	United States
Okta	Software	United States	Stop sales with customers in Russia and Belarus	Support for existing customers "to the extent permitted under existing sanctions and export controls"
OneWeb	Communications	UK	Use of Russian rockets
OMV	Energy	Austria	Divest Russian projects
Oracle	Technology	United States	All operations in Russia
Oriflame	Cosmetics	Sweden		Oriflame refused to leave Russia as their sales in Russia account for 16% of the company's sales.
Otis Worldwide	Industrial	United States	Announced that it was scaling back its operations in Russia. it would not take new elevator and escalator orders and not make new investments in the country "for the time being."	Operations in Russia comprised about 2 percent of Otis' 2021 revenues, based mostly on new equipment sales.
Panasonic	Multinational conglomerate	Japan	Transactions with Russia	Continues to transact within Russia through official resellers
Papa John's	Restaurant chain	United States	March 9, 2022, announcement of suspension of all corporate operations in Russia	All 190 Papa John' s restaurants in Russia are licensed (franchise) and owned by Russian companies and operate normally
Paramount Global	Entertainment	United States	Film distribution in Russia
Patreon	Payments	United States		Patreon "decided to keep operating in Russia, allowing people to make money off the service." In fact, Patreon CEO suggested they may help creators avoid sanctions imposed on Russia.
PayPal	Banking	United States	Removed the ability to create any accounts in Russia on 2 March 2022. Three days later on 5 March, PayPal suspended its services in Russia.
Payoneer	Banking	United States	The ability for new customers in Russia to use Payoneer services
	Communications	Lithuania	Process transactions in Russian roubles
Pegasus Airlines	Airlines	Turkey	Temporarily suspended flights to and from Russia
PepsiCo	Food and beverage	United States	PepsiCo continued operations in Russia amid the invasion of Ukraine March 8, 2022, company announced suspension of the sale of Pepsi-Cola, and our global beverage brands in Russia	"continue to offer our other products in Russia, including daily essentials such as milk and other dairy offerings, baby formula and baby food" Rebranding Pepsi beverages to Evervess and Frustyle with similar flavors.
Pfizer	Pharmaceuticals	United States	Maintaining shipments of medicines, but restricting new research and investment
Philip Morris	Tobacco	United States	Philip Morris generates about 8% of its total sales from Russia and Ukraine. On March 9, 2022, company announced it has suspended its planned investments in the Russian Federation, and will scale down manufacturing operations in the country Suspended operations in Ukraine	Scales back manufacturing and continues sales in Russia
Pirelli	Tyres	Italy		Does not plan to close factories as a result of Russia's ongoing invasion
Prada	Fashion	Italy	All its retail operations in Russia
PricewaterhouseCoopers	Professional services network	UK	Separating Russia operations
Privatbank	Banking	Ukraine
Procter & Gamble	Consumer goods	United States	Ending all new capital investments in Russia and "significantly reducing" its portfolio there.	P&G's investments in Russia date back 25 years. 2,500 P&G employees reside in Russia, around 1,000 of which work in offices in Moscow. Around 60 percent of P&G products sold in Russia are produced in Russian factories Company operates at "reduced scale"
Puma	Clothing	Germany	Suspended operation of all its stores and online in Russia
PVH	Clothing	United States	Halt product sales across brands Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Warner's and all commercial activities in Russia and Belarus
R&A			Ban on all Russian competition
Raiffeisen Zentralbank		Austria		Raiffeisen is "considering" leaving Russia, despite having "€22.9bn of assets in Russia, with €354mn of exposure to financial institutions that are under sanctions and €119mn to other companies under sanctions."
Red Hat	Software	United States	Suspended sales in Russia
Remitly Global			Stop accepting new users in Russia
Renault	Automotive	France	Close Russian plants	After initially closing the Russian plants "citing logistical problems after the invasion of Ukraine", Renault has resumed their plants. As of March 21, not all the plants are operational citing lack of parts.
	Software	United States	Bans Russian users
Restaurant Brands International	Fast food	Canada	Halts corporate support for its 800-plus franchised Burger King locations in Russia., Company will refuse approvals for any investment or expansion. The suspension also includes pausing operations, marketing and its supply chain.
Richemont	Retail	Switzerland	Suspend all operations in Russia
Rio Tinto	Mining	UK	Is in the process of terminating all commercial relationships it has with any Russian business	did not immediately respond to questions on whether it would continue to buy Russian fuel and other products through non-Russian third parties.
Robert Bosch	Industrials	Germany	Bosch closes Ukraine site. Interrupted some of our deliveries to Russia, and are currently not accepting any new orders in our plants there	Bosch turnover in Russia estimates at over €1.4 billion Company did not provide any other updates on its operations in Russia
Rockstar Games	Video game	United States	Selling games in Russia
Roku	Streaming platform	United States	Removed RT from its streaming platform in the US and Europe
Rolls-Royce	Aircraft engines	UK	Stopped all business with Russia
S&P	Financial services	United States	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
Sabre Corporation	Software	United States	Distribution service with Russia's Aeroflot, crippling carrier's ability to sell seats
Sainsbury's	Retail	UK	Remove products from Russia
Salesforce	Software	United States	Exiting relationships with resellers and end customers.
Salvatore Ferragamo	Consumer products	Italy		Salvatore Ferragamo has a very small exposure to Russia, accounting for less than 1% of sales
Samsung	Business conglomerate	South Korea	Shipments to Russia	According to the Yonhap news agency, "Samsung enterprises in Russia have not yet reported any production problems [in Russia], though they may appear in case of protracted logistics issues".
Sandvik		Sweden	Halt all operations in Russia
SAP	software	Germany	All new sales in Russia	In a statement made by the Ukrainian Vice Prime Minister SAP is still providing services in Russia due to "humanitarian issues".
SAS Institute	Software	United States	All business operations in Russia
Scania	Automotive	Sweden	Suspended all business operations with Russia
S-Group	Retail	Finland	All Russian operations
Shell	Oil and gas	UK	Start withdrawal from partnerships with state-controlled Gazprom, including the Sakhalin-II liquefied natural gas facility and its involvement in the Nord Steam 2 pipeline project Shell continues to purchase Russian oil but announced complete withdrawal form all Russian hydrocarbons, incl. oil on March 8, 2022
Sidley Austin	Law	United States	Suspend services for Russian sanctioned entities
Siemens	Industrial manufacturing	Germany	All new business in and international deliveries to Russia and Belarus are on hold	will continue with local service and maintenance-related activities while "ensuring strict adherence to sanctions."
Škoda	Automotive	Czechia	Production of vehicles in Russia
Skrill	Banking	UK
Société Générale		France	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
Snapchat	Technology	United States	Banning ad sales in Russia
Solvay	Chemicals	Belgium	Suspended operations or investment in the country.
Sony	Multinational conglomerate	Japan	Film releases in Russia Sales of PlayStation consoles and software in Russia.
SpaceX	Communications	United States	Starlink satellites had become active over Ukraine after a request from the Ukrainian government to replace internet services destroyed by the Russian invasion There were over 10,000 Starlink terminals in Ukraine at the end of April 2022.
SPAR	Retail	Netherlands		"In Russia, SPAR [...] said they continued to operate business as usual, with the latter paying salaries and suppliers via international banks not affected by sanctions imposed since the invasion of Ukraine."
Spotify	Audio streaming and media services	Sweden	Payment for subscription
Stack Overflow	Q&A website for programmers	United States		Stack Exchange Q&A access will not be restricted in Russia
State Street		United States	Curtail Russian access to capital markets
Starbucks	Coffeehouses and roastery reserves	United States	Suspended all business activity in Russia. Starbucks said that its 130 coffee shops in Russia are owned by a Kuwaiti conglomerate and said its licensee will temporarily shutter locations	Selling a business to a local owner. Rebranding to Stars Coffee.
Subaru	Automobile	Japan	Halt all shipments to Russia
SUSE	Software	Germany	Suspended sales in Russia
Svetofor	Retailer	Russia	The chain which trades as MERE has suspended its British operations and shut its four stores.
Swarovski	Glass	Austria	Sales in Russia
Swatch	Watches	Switzerland	Suspend direct operations in Russia
SWIFT	Financial telecommunication	Belgium	Bars 7 Russian banks from SWIFT
Swinkels Family Brewers	Brewery	Netherlands		Royal Swinkels Family Brewers (formerly Bavaria Brewery) CEO stated he "sees no legal grounds for departure".
Sylvamo	Paper products	United States	Suspend operations in Russia
Tesco	Retail	UK	Removed Russian Products from sale in its stores
Tesla	Automotive and solar	United States	Tesla, Inc. announced that select Tesla Supercharger stations near Ukraine for its electric vehicles would be free of charge to use.
TikTok	Networking service	China	Service in Russia
Titan Tire Corporation	Networking service	United States		According to a list maintained by the Yale School of Management, as of March 2022, the company continues to do business in Russia despite a widespread boycott.
TJ Maxx	Retailer	United States	Divest Familia subsidiary
TotalEnergies	Energy	France	Halts new investment in Russia	TotalEnergies stays put in Russia. Did not sell its 19.4% stake in Gazprom
T-Mobile US	Telecommunications	United States	Announced calls between Ukraine and anywhere else in the world would be free of charge
Toyota	Automotive	Japan	Stop production at its St-Petersburg plant and imports of vehicles, until further notice, due to supply chain disruptions
Trafigura	Trading	Singapore	Freezes investments in Russia
Tripadvisor	Travel	United States	Remove Kremlin-linked propaganda and ads
TSMC	Technology	Taiwan	Chip sales to Russia
Twitch	Live streaming service	United States	Banned Russian state media
Twitter	Microblogging and social networking	United States	Demotes Russian State media content Paused all ads on Ukraine and Russia to ensure "critical public safety information is elevated and ads don't detract from it"
ThyssenKrupp	Industrials	Germany		thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions (RUS) LLC had 60 years of successful activity in Russia and the Soviet Union and currently has workforce of more than 400 employees in Russia
Uber	Technologies	United States	Cut ties with Russian companies
Unicredit	Financial services	Italy		"UniCredit SpA is considering selling its Russian unit through a structure that would allow the bank to repurchase the subsidiary if the geopolitical situation stabilizes"
Unilever	Packaged goods	UK	On March 5, 2022, company issued a statement "We are deeply shocked by the senseless acts of violence being perpetrated against the innocent people of Ukraine and we condemn the Russian state's invasion", but did not provide any additional information about its operations in Russian Federation. On March 8, 2022 "Unilever has suspended all imports and exports of its products to Russia is stopping all investment in the country." Unilever's business operations in Ukraine have stopped
Union Pay	Payments	China		Union Pay has continued their business operations and have even stepped up efforts to fill the void left by Western companies leaving, like Visa and Mastercard.
Under Armour	Apparel	United States	Halt all shipments to Russia
United Airlines	Airline	United States	No flying over Russian airspace
UPS	Logistics	United States	Halted all shipments to both Ukraine and Russia upon the invasion
Universal Pictures	Film production and distribution	United States	Pauses theatrical releases in Russia
Valero Energy	Oil	United States	Suspended all purchases of Russian crude oil
Valve	Software	United States		Valve has not taken any action to change its business operations in Russia or made a public declaration condemning the war. In fact, in the statement made to Polygon on March 30, Valve has suggested it is working on measures aimed at bypassing sanctions "by April"
Verizon Communications	Telecommunications	United States	Announced calls between Ukraine and anywhere else in the world would be free of charge
Visa	Banking	United States	Suspended all Russia operations Pledged $2 million toward humanitarian relief funds for Ukraine.	Cards issued in Russia work only domestically.
Vodafone Ukraine	Communications	Ukraine
Volkswagen	Motor vehicles	Germany	Volkswagen Group (VW, Skoda, Audi, Porsche and Bentley brands) suspends car production in Russia, stops Exports
Volvo Cars	Luxury vehicles	Sweden	Suspends sales and shipments to Russia
VR Group	Railway	Finland		After initially announcing that VR will suspend traffic, VR has decided to resume operations on 30 March.
Waitrose	Supermarket	UK	Remove products from Russia
Warner Bros	Mass media	United States	Film releases in Russia
Western Union	Financial services	United States	Suspended money transfers to Russia
White & Case		United States	Suspended services for all Kremlin entities
Wintershall	Oil and natural gas producer	Germany	Stops payments to Russia, writes off $1.1 bln Nord Stream 2 loan
Wipro	IT consultancy	India		According to The Register, Wipro, which earned over $1bn from Russia in 2021, has been silent on its Russian operations despite several attempts to reach them.
Wise			Suspend Russian partnerships
World Federation of Exchanges			Suspend all Russian members and affiliates
WPP		UK	Suspend all operations in Russia
YIT	Construction	Finland	Finland's biggest construction company YIT discontinued construction material purchases from Russia and has halted investments in plots or start up new apartments in Russia.
YOOX	Fashion retail	Italy	Have stopped shipping orders to Russia to due logistical issues
YouTube	Social media	United States	Bans Russian state media channels Stops monetization for creators in Russia	Fully available in Russia without advertising.
Yum! Brands	Fast food	United States	KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, The Habit Burger Grill brands worldwide. Company is suspending operations of company-owned restaurants in Russia KFC offered food assistance to Ukrainians	A rebranding to Rostik's is being prepared. The name was used before the KFC brand appeared in Russia.
Zaha Hadid Architects	Architecture	UK	Stops working on their projects in Russia
ZF Group	Car parts manufacturer	Germany	Exports to Russia and production in Russia
Zoom	Communications	United States	Restricted use of its software for Russian companies with state assets

Companies providing donations and match funding to Ukraine

Company	Industry	Country ^[clarification needed]	Donation amount	Match funding	Total donations	Grant description
3M	Conglomerate	United States	$2,376,000		$2,376,000	Over 2,508 3Mers have donated more than the US$376,000 through GlobalGiving's Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund Microsite. With the 3M Foundation dollar-for-dollar match, more than the US$752,000 will be put toward basic needs for those affected by the invasion of the country – food, shelter, and clean water, as well as access to education and mental health resources. The employee contributions are on top of 3Mgives’ commitment of at least $2 million to directly support relief efforts, as well as the heartfelt direct donations of housing, money, and personal goods 3Mers have sent to colleagues in Ukraine.
11 Bit Studios	Video games	Poland	$690,000		$690,000	11 Bit Studios, the Poland-based developer behind This War of Mine and Frostpunk, has revealed that it has donated 3m PLN (roughly $695,000) to Ukrainian aid efforts amidst Russia's ongoing invasion of the country.
Adidas	Clothing	Germany	$1,090,000		$1,090,000	Adidas announced a donation of €1 million to refugee and children's charities including Save the Children, SOS Children's Villages, Terre des Hommes, and UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe to provide basic goods and support to evacuated families.
Airbnb	Online marketplace	United States		$10,000,000	$10,000,000	Airbnb's co-founders - Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, Nathan Blecharczyk, and his wife Elizabeth committed to match up to $10 million in donations to Airbnb.org in March 2022, in support of the effort to offer housing to refugees fleeing Ukraine.
Allianz	Financial services	Germany	$10.900,000	$2,725,000	$13,625,000	At Allianz, we are making €10 million available to support humanitarian efforts for Ukraine, along with €2.5 million to match employee donations. The first €1 million will go to the German Red Cross who can immediately assist displaced people and those in need.
AbbVie	Biopharmaceutical	United States	$1,000,000		$1,000,000	AbbVie is donating a total of $1 million to International Medical Corps and Project Hope for medical care and supplies for Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees. It is also donating essential medicines to the Ukrainian government and disaster relief partners.
ABP Food Group	Foodservice	Ireland		$2,180,000	$2,180,000	ABP Food Group announced that it has issued an appeal to farmers asking for funding to help support the work of a number of charities in Ukraine. The company said it will match all donations, up to €2 million.
Accenture	Professional services Information technology Consulting	United States	$5,000,000		$5,000,000	Accenture announced it will donate $5 million to nonprofit relief organizations working to help people in Ukraine and those who are being displaced into Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. The company will also match 100% of the donations from its employees.
Acne Studios	Fashion	Sweden	$109,000		$109,000	In response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Acne Studios donated €100,000 to UNICEF and to the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, or UNHCR.
Air Canada	Airline	Canada		$197,500	$197,500	Air Canada said it will be donating $10 for every booking made on aircanada.com to support Ukraine relief aid, with a total donation of up to $250,000.
Aldi	Retail	Germany	$5,450,000		$5,450,000	Aldi group have committed to a further €5 million for established aid organization ensuring help reaches those that need it most from the war in Ukraine.
Aldwin Callen	Wealth Management Company	Taiwan	$2,500,000		$2,500,000	Throughout the rest of the year, Aldwin Callen plans to deploy 250 Humanitarian Medical Kits (equivalent to 250,000 treatments valued at $2.5 million) to Ukraine and neighboring refugee communities.^[citation needed]
Algorand Foundation	Software	Singapore		$730,000	$730,000	Algorand Foundation is today committing to match all Algo donations to Ukraine Humanitarian relief, up to 1 million Algo.
allbranded	Progressive company	United States	$6,000		$6,000	allbranded donated $6,000 to support refugees in Ukraine, but also in Germany, in order to help refugees with immigration. The donations were made to the initiative of the Ukrainischen Hilfsstabs (the North Germany-Ukrainian auxiliary staff), as well as the Feine Ukraine (an association of German-Ukrainian cooperation).
Alliant Insurance	Insurance	United States		$100,000	$100,000	In response to the ongoing situation in Ukraine, Alliant partnered with the American Red Cross and UNICEF to solicit donations. Employees responded, raising more than $110,000 with Alliant providing a $100,000 match. The match program also covered additional organizations providing humanitarian support and vital resources to Ukraine.
Allstate	Insurance	United States	$1,000,000		$1,000,000	In support for victims of the war in Ukraine, Allstate has set up a $1 million Ukrainian Relief fund and is matching employee donations.
Alpha	Pharmacy Group	Canada	$3,950		$3,950	The Alpha Group of Pharmacies has donated $5,000 to support immediate humanitarian efforts in the war-torn country. The money was donated to the Canadian Red Cross's Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal.
Amazon.com, Inc.	E-commerce Cloud Computing Artificial intelligence Consumer electronics Entertainment Digital distribution Self-driving cars Supermarket	United States	$5,000,000	$5,000,000	$10,000,000	Amazon announced it is donating $5 million to aid organizations on the ground (UNICEF, UNHCR, World Food Program, Red Cross, Polska Akcja Humanitarna, and Save the Children) for Ukrainian humanitarian relief. The company will also match up to $5 million in additional employee donations to the same relief orgs.
AMD Medicom Inc.	Insurance	Canada	$197,500		$197,500	In order to support the humanitarian efforts underway in Ukraine, Medicom will be sending over $250,000 CAD worth of medical products from North America and Europe. In addition, the company is launching a fundraiser among its nearly 2,000 employees and will match every dollar donated. The funds raised will be donated to Doctors Without Borders and used primarily to improve access to health care and medication.
American Express	Banking Financial services	United States	$1,000,000		$1,000,000	$250,000 to our long-standing partners at the International Rescue Committee (IRC) to provide necessary resources where they are needed most, including to those who have fled their homes. $250,000 to the International Medical Corps (IMC), which has deployed mobile medical teams to provide essential emergency and primary health services; mental health and psychosocial support services; and COVID-19 awareness and prevention services to help keep affected populations safe from the pandemic. $250,000 will help our long-time crisis-response partners at the American Red Cross to support coordinated relief efforts by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)and other Red Cross partners who are responding to urgent needs and providing technical assistance on the ground. $250,000 toward UNICEF's emergency appeal, launched last week, to support children and families as the crisis escalates, with life-saving programs, safe water, emergency health, hygiene, and education aid and other immediate help for those in need of support.
Archer Hotels	Hotels	Poland	$1,000,000		$1,000,000	Arche Hotels, a Polish hotel chain, has pledged more than $1 million to provide free temporary housing for Ukrainian refugees across its 16 locations in Poland.
Ares Management	Asset management	United States	$300,000		$300,000	A$100,000 in corporate contributions to CARE International to provide water and hygiene kits for Ukraine. $100,000 in corporate contributions to Voices of Children Foundation to offer psychological and evacuation support for children of Ukraine. $100,000 to World Central Kitchen to ensure meals for both those who emigrate to neighboring countries and those who remain in Ukraine.
Arla Foods	Dairy	Denmark	$1,090,000		$1,090,000	Arla Foods is donating €1 million to the Red Cross and working to provide food to Ukrainian refugees.
Armani	Fashion leisure	Italy	$545,000		$545,000	The Armani Group announced a donation of €500,000 to UNHCR for the assistance and protection of those who have been forced to flee the war in Ukraine.
Asda	Retail	UK	$1,188,000		$1,188,000	Asda Stores Ltd. and the Asda Foundation are donating a £1 million package to support those affected by the invasion of Ukraine and removing Russian products from stores and Asda.com. The measures will include a donation of £100k from the Asda Foundation for national UK-based refugee support groups, with grants of up to £580k available to support local and grass-roots refugee groups within the communities we serve across the UK. Asda will be making a £250k donation to UNICEF to support the setup of a Blue Dot centre, which will provide a safe space for up to 5,000 children and families and give them access to things like emergency water and hygiene kits on the ground.
Astellas Pharma	Pharmaceutical	Japan	$81,000		$81,000	Astellas is donating 10 million yen to UNICEF to support their humanitarian effort in response to the crisis in Ukraine.
AstraZeneca	Pharmaceutical Biotechnology	United States	$5,000,000	$500,000	$2,500,000	AstraZeneca has donated $2 million to support relief agencies working in Ukraine, Poland and surrounding areas with a focus on providing healthcare and humanitarian assistance to those affected by the conflict. Funding is being provided to Project HOPE, working with and through the World Health Organization, and International Medical Corps. AstraZeneca donated twenty-four pallets of medicines, worth $3 million, from its warehouse in Ukraine to its humanitarian relief partner Direct Relief which is working directly with the Ukrainian Ministry of Health. AstraZeneca team members around the world have donated over $500,000 to appeals being run by UNICEF and The Red Cross, which AstraZeneca is matching for a total of $500,000.
Atlas Copco	Industrial equipment	Sweden	$110,000		$110,000	The Atlas Copco Group has made a donation of 1m SEK to UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency.
ATN Corporation	optics	United States	$300,000		$300,000	ATN Corp. has donated $300,000 to The Gorta Group, an NGO established in 1965 to serve people and communities in war zones and conflicts, to provide humanitarian and medical relief to Ukraine.
Aurora World, Inc.	Manufacturing	South Korea	$250,000		$250,000	Through The Toy Foundation, Aurora World has donated $250,000’ worth of plush products to provide aid to the children and families in Ukraine.
Auto Wash Car Wash	Car wash	United States		$2,500	$2,500	Auto Wash Car Wash, with a location on West Main Street in Batavia, is matching dollar for dollar all donations made to a Ukraine relief fund when a wash is purchased until it reaches its goal of raising $5,000. All money raised will go to the International Committee of the Red Cross, who provides humanitarian aid and supplies to families and those on the frontline in Ukraine.
Backcountry.com	Ecommerce Outdoor Industry	United States	$10,000		$10,000	Backcountry donated $10,000 to CARE, which is helping refugees with emergency assistance.o help with refugee assistance.
Bain & Company	Management consulting	United States	$16,000,000		$16,000,000	Bain & Company has announced a $1M cash contribution to United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and will commit an additional $15M of pro bono support toward refugee work.
Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company	Seed company	United States	$1,600,000		$1,600,000	Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company has raised $1.6 million in aid for Ukraine thorough its seed sales from February 25 through 27. All donations will go to World Help to provide humanitarian aid.
Banco Santander	Financial services	Spain	$1,090,000		$1,090,000	Santander said it is making an initial donation of 1 million euros ($1 million) to the Red Cross and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, a nonprofit founded to aid and protect refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people, and to assist in their voluntary repatriation, local integration, or resettlement to another country.
Bandai Namco Entertainment	Video games	Japan	$854,000		$854,000	Bandai Namco announced that it will donate 100 million yen (around $854,000) to the charity Save the Children in support of Ukraine.
Bank of America	Financial services	United States	$1,000,000		$1,000,000	Bank of America pledged to donate $1 million to the American Red Cross and other non-profit groups that are helping Ukraine and refugees fleeing invasion by Russia. Bank of America is spreading its donation across five groups - the Red Cross and Red Crescent network in Ukraine and the region, World Central Kitchen, Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, International Medical Corps and Project Hope.
BASF	Chemicals	Germany	$3,390,070		$3,390,070	BASF employees donated €2,110,156 to the BASF Stiftung (BASF Foundation) as part of the company-wide initiative #ColleaguesForUkraine. The company will match the amount. The amount donated by employees will go 100% to BASF colleagues from Ukraine. The second half of the total amount – the sum added by BASF – will benefit the Ukrainian refugees as a whole through UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe (“UNO Refugee Aid”), the national Partner of the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR in Germany. To help people in Ukraine, BASF provided €1 million in emergency aid to the German Red Cross.
Bayer	Life sciences Pharmaceuticals Chemicals	Germany	$3,924,000	$1,090,000	$5,014,000	Bayer announced a 3 million Euro disaster relief fund to strengthen emergency measures in response to the invasion of Ukraine. The support fund will benefit international and local humanitarian aid organizations engaging in Ukraine and Eastern European neighboring states. The fund also includes the company's initial humanitarian response released only one day after the first attacks, making 300,000 Euros available for immediate aid by the German Red Cross and local organizations. Immediately after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Bayer released €300,000 for immediate aid by the German Red Cross and local organizations. Bayer employees have donated more than €1,000,000 in additional funding for Ukraine. The company has vowed to match employees’ donations. Bayer made 300,000 Euros available to the German Red Cross and local organizations for immediate aid to those affected by the war in Ukraine and Eastern European neighboring states. The grant is part of a 3 million Euro disaster relief fund announced by Bayer to strengthen emergency measures in response to the invasion of Ukraine.
BBVA	Financial services	Spain	$545,000		$545,000	BBVA will donate €500,000 to UNHCR to respond to the humanitarian emergency in Ukraine.
Beiersdorf	Consumer goods	Germany	$2,180,000		$2,180,000	BIn response to the crisis in Ukraine, Beiersdorf initiated an immediate donation of €2 million to the German Red Cross and CARE Deutschland. It also donated more than 300,000 various products across Europe.
Benevity	Computer software Cloud software Software as a service	Canada		$79,000	$79,000	Benevity is providing a 2:1 match, up to $100,000 CDN in support of the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. For every dollar donated through its Community Impact Portal, Benevity will donate two.
BentallGreenOak	Property management company	Canada	$39,500		$39,500	BentallGreenOak has donated $50,000 to UNICEF to support children and families in Ukraine.
Blexr	marketing company	Malta	$10,900		$10,900	Blexr, which works in lead generation for the iGaming industry, gave €10,000 to the Red Cross's Ukraine appeal.
Blue Bottle Coffee	Coffee industry	United States	$500,000		$500,000	BLUE BOTTLE COFFEE has made a US$50,000 donation to the International Rescue Committee's humanitarian relief efforts and to the GlobalGiving Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund.
Boehringer Ingelheim	Pharmaceuticals	Germany	$2725000		$2725000	Boehringer Ingelheim made a donation of EUR 2.5 million to charitable organizations providing humanitarian support to Ukraine and its citizens. The donation will be distributed to the following charitable organizations: German Red Cross (EUR 750k); Aktionsbündnis Katastrophenhilfe (EUR 750k); Aktion Deutschland Hilft (EUR 500k); and UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe (EUR 500k).
Bolt	Transportation network company	Estonia	$5,722,500		$5,722,500	Estonian Transport startup Bolt will donate €5 million to charities supporting Ukraine and will shut operations in Belarus and remove Russian products from its grocery delivery service. Bolt pledged €250,000 in donations for Ukraine relief.
Booz Allen Hamilton	Management consulting Information technology consulting	United States		$100,000	$100,000	Booz Allen Hamilton is matching up to $100k in employee donations for CARE's Ukraine Crisis Fund.
Booking Holdings	Travel Technology	United States	$1,000,000		$1,000,000	Booking Holdings recently donated $1 million to the International Committee of the Red Cross to assist with their aid efforts related to the conflict in Ukraine.
BP	Oil and gas	United Kingdom	$20,000,000		$20,000,000	BP plc donated $5 million to the International Red Cross for Ukraine humnaitarian relief. BP plc donated $5 million to UNICEF to support children and families in Ukraine. BP plc donated $5 million in food and fuel cards to be distributed at the Polish border with Ukrainer by BP retail teams – working with its NGO partners. BP provided $5 million of support across Poland, Hungary and Romania – working with local aid organizations to help keep people safe.
Canada Goose	Retail	Canada	$79,000		$79,000	Through the Canada Goose Response Program, the company are donating $100,000 CAD to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) who are leading global humanitarian efforts in Ukraine and the region.
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce	Financial services Banking	Canada	$479,000		$479,000	$100,000 to the UNICEF Canada Ukraine Appeal, which is focused on providing humanitarian aid to children and families and protecting children's rights, while responding to the vulnerabilities caused by the dual crises of conflict and COVID-19. $50,000 to Canadian Red Cross Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal, which will enable the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement to respond to humanitarian needs generated by the recent crisis in Ukraine. This includes supporting preparedness, immediate and ongoing relief efforts, long-term recovery, resiliency, and other critical humanitarian activities as needs arise. $50,000 to United Nations Refugee Agency Canada (UNHCR), which will help ensure that Ukrainians forced to flee their homes are sheltered and safe. $300,000 contribution to organizations assisting with resettlement efforts in Canada and for humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine. These organizations include the Canadian Ukrainian Immigrant Aid Society (CUIAS), Canada-Ukraine Foundation, and Talent Beyond Boundaries.
Canadian National Railway	Transport	Canada	$869,000		$869,000	Canadian National will make donations totaling $C1.1 million to two organizations — the Canada-Ukraine Foundation, and U.S. non-profit Razom — to support Ukrainians displaced by the war in Ukraine.
Canadian Pacific Railway	Rail transport	Canada	$395,000		$395,000	Canadian Pacific pledged CA$500,000 to the Canadian Red Cross and that it would match employee donations to the Canadian Red Cross and American Red Cross over the next 30 days. CP will also match donations to other aid agencies supporting Ukraine relief efforts via CP's employee charitable giving program.
Canon Inc.	Electronics	Japan	$1,090,000		$1,090,000	The Canon Group is making a donation of approximately one million euros (approximately JPY 130 million / USD $1.1 million) to the UNHCR refugee agency and other international humanitarian organizations. These funds will be used to provide support to the Ukrainian people whose lives have been so deeply affected.
Capri Holdings	Fashion	United Kingdom	$1,090,000		$1,090,000	Capri Holdings Ltd., parent of Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo and Versace, said it will be donating over 1 million euros in essential clothing such as coats, sweaters and shoes from its brands through the company's distribution center in Venlo, the Netherlands, to aid those displaced by the ongoing war in Ukraine. Donated products will be distributed within Poland and Ukraine border through a Shop Without Cash Registers, an organization based in Brwinow, Poland. The organization has set up a location in donated space at the Galeria Brwinow Shopping Center, where the products and clothing are displayed on hangers in a store-like environment, making it more convenient for refugees to find the items they need.
Cargill	Conglomerate	United States	$1,200,000		$1,200,000	Cargill is contributing an initial $1.2 million to support partners in Ukraine relief efforts, including the International Red Cross, World Food Programme, Save the Children, World Central Kitchen and the European Food Banks Federation. Cargill is also matching employee donations and supporting impacted employees through its Employee Disaster Relief Fund.
Cargolux	Airline	Luxembourg	$3,815,000		$3,815,000	Cargolux will contribute one million euros to UNICEF and one million euros to the UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, as well as one million euros to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). A further €1 million will be allocated to initiatives led by local groups and communes at Cargolux's headquarters in Luxembourg.
Carlsberg Group	Beverages	Denmark	$3,750,000		$3,750,000	The Carlsberg Foundation and the Tuborg Foundation will donate DKK 75 million (EUR 10 million) to the relief efforts in Ukraine. Funds will be donated, amongst others, through the Danish branches of recognised international aid organisations with the purpose to support the massive relief efforts currently underway. The funds will be used for general humanitarian relief efforts and by partnering with local organisations to support all Ukrainian people in need.
Carnegie Corporation of New York	Nonprofit organization	United States	$1,000,000		$1,000,000	Carnegie Corporation of New York announced a donation of $1 million to the International Rescue Committee (IRC), a global humanitarian relief organization, to assist those being forced to flee their homes in Ukraine. The support will help fund an emergency appeal made by IRC as it works to provide critical aid to displaced people in Ukraine and to refugees pouring into neighboring countries.
Carnival Corporation & plc	Hospitality Tourism	United States	$50,000		$50,000	Carnival Corporation's namesake brand, Carnival Cruise Line, made a $50,000 donation to World Central Kitchen, honoring its employees and crew members from Ukraine.
Cawley studio	womenswear brand	England	$5,940		$5,940	Cawley Studio raffled its Ella vest to raise money for Ukraine, with the UK-based brand raising more than £4,500 for British Red Cross.
CD Projekt	Video games	Poland	$230,000		$230,000	The CD PROJEKT Group has decided to support humanitarian aid efforts in and around Ukraine by donating 1 million PLN to the Polska Akcja Humanitarna.
CD Projekt Red	Video games	Poland	$230,000		$230,000	CD Projekt Red donated 1 million PLN to Polish Humanitarian Action, which is working directly with Ukrainian citizens affected and displaced by Russia's attack on Ukraine.
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