This report reveals declining investments and increasing structural challenges in Russia's industrial sector, indicating government intervention is crucial.
Key Points
Investments in Russia's industrial sector decreased, leading to risks in technological advancement and competitiveness.
Nominal investments rose but were hindered by inflation and sanctions, leading to poor real growth.
Domestic capital has taken precedence over foreign investments due to decreasing foreign inflows, reflecting adaptation to sanctions.
A shift in investment focus towards the chemical and metallurgical industries signals changes in priorities, but overall modernization efforts are still falling short.