克里姆林宫发言人11月9日称不知悉接管可口可乐HBC在俄资产的请求：否认后该股涨逾4%，此前因《生意人报》报道一度跌18%
路透社 11 月 9 日报道，克里姆林宫发言人周一表示，克里姆林宫不知悉一家西伯利亚啤酒商请求总统弗拉基米尔·普京把欧洲装瓶商可口可乐 HBC（Coca-Cola HBC）在俄罗斯的资产置于临时管理之下的说法。
俄罗斯《生意人报》上周四报道，啤酒商 Bochkari 已致信提出上述请求，并要求任命自己为这些资产的临时管理人。报道刊出后，可口可乐 HBC 在伦敦上市的股票一度下跌 18%，至周五企稳。克里姆林宫发言人德米特里·佩斯科夫（Dmitry Peskov）周一在每日新闻简报会上否认知悉这封信，可口可乐 HBC 股价随后上涨超过 4%。
路透社指出，俄罗斯近几个月已接管其他外国企业的资产，包括法国超市连锁欧尚（Auchan）、瑞士食品巨头雀巢，以及最近的日本烟草；据泄露给俄罗斯媒体的信件，其中一些接管之前也有本地企业提出过类似请求。可口可乐 HBC 是一家在瑞士注册的装瓶公司，美国可口可乐公司持有其 21% 股份；与许多西方公司一样，可口可乐在 2022 年俄乌战争爆发后正式退出俄罗斯。可口可乐 HBC 11 月 5 日表示，它没有收到俄罗斯当局关于其在俄业务变更的任何通知，并补充说，这些业务自 2022 年以来一直在本地以独立方式运营。
据《生意人报》报道，Bochkari 在信中提出的理由之一，是可口可乐赞助了俄罗斯运动员因乌克兰战争被禁止参加的全球体育赛事。Bochkari 的所有者是商人瓦迪姆·斯马金（Vadim Smagin）。Bochkari 未回应路透社就这封信的置评请求。
路透社称，自特朗普重返白宫、美俄去年开启乌克兰和平解决方案谈判以来，俄罗斯在近期接管外国资产时大多放过了美国公司。美国商会估计，目前仍有约 300 家美国公司留在俄罗斯。可口可乐 HBC 在其最新财报中表示，截至 2026 年 7 月 3 日，其俄罗斯子公司已积累超过 10 亿美元现金，因现行限制无法汇出。
（来源：路透社 2026 年 11 月 9 日报道）
Kremlin Spokesman Says on November 9 He Is Not Aware of Any Request to Seize Coca-Cola HBC's Russian Assets; Shares Rise More Than 4% After Denial
The Kremlin is not aware of a request by a Siberian brewer for President Vladimir Putin to place Europe-focused bottler Coca-Cola HBC's Russian assets under temporary management, a Kremlin spokesman said on Monday, November 9, Reuters reported.
Russia's Kommersant newspaper reported on Thursday that beer maker Bochkari had sent the letter and also asked to be appointed as temporary manager of the assets. Following the report, Coca-Cola HBC's London-listed shares plummeted 18% before stabilising on Friday. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied knowledge of the letter in a statement at a daily news briefing on Monday, sending Coca-Cola HBC's shares up by over 4%.
Russia has in the last few months seized the assets of other foreign businesses, including French supermarket chain Auchan, Swiss food giant Nestle and, most recently, Japan Tobacco; some of those takeovers were preceded by similar requests from local firms, according to letters leaked to Russian media. Coca-Cola HBC is a Swiss-registered bottling company that is 21% owned by the U.S. beverage giant Coca-Cola, which, like many Western companies, officially withdrew from Russia in 2022 after the start of Russia's war in Ukraine. Coca-Cola HBC said on November 5 that it had not received any notification from Russian authorities of changes to its operations in the country, and added that those operations have been run locally on a self-standing basis since 2022.
According to Kommersant, Bochkari's letter cited Coca-Cola's sponsorship of global sporting events from which Russian athletes are barred due to the Ukraine war among its justifications. Bochkari is owned by businessman Vadim Smagin. Bochkari did not respond to a Reuters request for comment about the letter.
Russia has mostly spared U.S. companies in its recent takeovers of foreign-owned assets since President Donald Trump returned to the White House and the two countries last year opened talks on a peaceful settlement in Ukraine, Reuters reported. The American Chamber of Commerce estimates that some 300 U.S. firms remain in Russia. In its latest financial report, Coca-Cola HBC said its Russian unit had accumulated over $1 billion in cash as of July 3, 2026, which it cannot repatriate due to current restrictions.
Source: Reuters, November 9, 2026.
来源链接： https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/kremlin-not-aware-request-seize-coca-cola-hbcs-russian-assets-spokesman-says-2026-11-09/
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