Russian business faced the increase in debts of companies of CIS countries. Thus, in June 2026, the volume of liabilities amounted to 967 billion rubles, 40% more than a year ago. About it reports "Izvestiya".
Among the main debtors are the enterprises of Kazakhstan (401.3 billion rubles), Belarus (327.3 billion rubles) and Uzbekistan (81.7 billion rubles).
65 billion rubles (about 770 million US dollars) fell to Armenian companies, and 52.3 billion rubles to Kyrgyz companies.
Russian business is waiting longer for payments for supplies due to difficulties related to calculations. And in the conditions of competition with Chinese and Turkish suppliers, buyers are also forced to provide payment delays. All that increases the burden on Russian enterprises and reduces the country's investment activity.
