Well.....the FRAPORT folks run a number of successful airports throughout the world, and they happen to own around one-quarter of the St Petersburg Airport in Russia.
HR, the regional public TV network brought this topic up.
Odds of losing the entire investment? On one hand, there's going to be a massive lessening of flights/passengers over the invasion business. On the other hand, it's fairly good odds that the airport will end up being nationalized.
Once 'kicked-out'....would FRAPORT ever return? I would question how the stock-holders view this. It might take over 20 years to entice them to come back into Russia and do business.
For the FRAPORT company, this will be a fairly harsh pain to admit failure and losses.
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