An index that tracks Russian companies trading in London has lost 98% of its value over the last two weeks.
Big names hit hard by the reaction to Russia's invasion of Ukraine include Gazprom, Sberbank and Rosneft (AIM:ROSN), with an estimated £428bn wiped off the stock market value of London-traded Russian stocks.
Part of the loss of value is down to the collapse in the value of the Russian ruble after the country's banks were excluded from the SWIFT transfer system used by international banks.
The table below lists the percentage changes of Russian stocks traded on the London Stock Exchange's international market.
Meanwhile, stocks with a Russian connection that are traded on the LSE's domestic markets have also been hit hard.
Here’s is Proactive’s list of the stocks hit hardest since Russia invaded its neighbour on 24 February. The list excludes those on the International segment of the London Stock Exchange.
Company · % change since 24 Feb · Exposure
JP Morgan Russian Securities PLC · -64% · Investment trust that invests in Russian securities
Polymetal International PLC (LSE:POLY) · -59% · Precious metals mining group, operating in Russia and Kazakhstan
Petropavlovsk PLC (LSE:POG) · -51% · Russian gold miner
Raven Property Group Ltd · -45% · Russian property group
Petroneft Resources PLC (AIM:PTR, OTC:PNFTF) · -44% · Russia-focused oil and gas explorer
Evraz PLC (LSE:EVR) · -37% · Steel-maker has operations in Russia. Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich owns a 30% stake
Hyve Group PLC (LSE:HYVE) · -35% · Exhibitions organiser usually holds some trade shows in Russia
Amur Minerals Corp · -32% · Has base metal projects in the far east of Russia
Coca-Cola HBC AG · -19% · Company has the exclusive rights to manufacture and sell Coca-Cola products in its territory, which stretches "from Ireland to Russia"
Arricano Real Estate (AIM:ARO) PLC · -15% · The company's investment properties are located in Ukraine and the Republic of Crimea