Authorities are considering using the logistics infrastructure of…
Authorities are considering using the logistics infrastructure of 'Russian Post' to support 'Wildberries', — Bloomberg. According to sources at the agency, 'Russian Post' warehouse hubs may temporarily provide sellers of Wildberries.
Consensus
- Russian authorities are considering using 'Pochta Rossii' logistics infrastructure to support Wildberries.
- Wildberries has lost nearly 20% of its warehouse capacity due to drone attacks.
- The attacks have resulted in losses of approximately 300 billion rubles for Wildberries sellers.
- The government is discussing a support package for affected businesses, including credit holidays, subsidized loans, and tax relief.
- The use of 'Pochta Rossii' warehouses may be temporary and intended for Wildberries sellers.
Points of divergence
- The government is discussing a support package that may include credit holidays up to one year, concessional loans for working capital, and tax relief. — tg_astrapress
- The government is also considering the possibility of relocating warehouses abroad, with logistics complexes under construction in Astana and Almaty, expected to be operational by Q1 2027. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
Coverage (2 sources)
- Authorities consider using the logistics infrastructure of 'Russian Post' to support 'Wildberries',... — ASTRA
- Authorities plan to use 'Russian Post' warehouses instead of burned Wildberries hubs — The Moscow Times