Mikhail Burmistrov
Mikhail Burmistrov is the general director of the consulting company 'INFOLine-Аналитика', specializing in the analysis of markets and logistics. In recent discussions regarding the Northern Sea Route, he pointed out the adverse effects of U.S. sanctions on Russian energy exports, particularly concerning liquefied natural gas transportation and the construction delays of gas carriers for Novatek. His insights reflect the challenges faced by the Russian maritime sector in adapting to changing geopolitical landscapes.
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Kazakhstan:
Mikhail Burmistrov noted that Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus are part of the Eurasian Economic Union, allowing goods to move freely between countries.
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Russia:
Mikhail Burmistrov is referenced as the CEO of INFOLine Analytics discussing the valuation of Auto.ru.
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Russia:
Mikhail Burmistrov, the general director of 'INFOLine-Analytics', explains that the current load is related to the partial reorientation of cargo flows due to the geopolitical situation.
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Russia:
Mikhail Burmistrov, the general director of 'INFOLine-Analytics', explains that the current demand for passenger rail transport has sharply increased.
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Russia:
Mikhail Burmistrov noted that the problems leading to the outflow of cargo from rail transport have not been resolved.
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Russia:
Mikhail Burmistrov believes that the sales of hangover remedies are increasing due to the trend towards a healthy lifestyle in the country.
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Russia:
Mikhail Burmistrov asserts that the introduction of VAT will not affect the prices of inexpensive goods and will not impact buyers.
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Russia:
Mikhail Burmistrov estimates the value of the shares of the animation studio 'Soyuzmultfilm' to be no less than 1.2-1.3 billion rubles.
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Russia:
Mikhail Burmistrov estimated the value of the shares of the animation studio 'Soyuzmultfilm' at no less than 1.2-1.3 billion rubles.
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Russia:
Mikhail Burmistrov explained that low freight rates hinder shipowners from ordering new vessels without government support.
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