The first round of sanctions was applied in March 2014, after the Russian annexation of Crimea and its support for the war in Donbas. The second active round of applied sanctions started in February 2022, after the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine.
| Company | Industry | Origin | Suspended services | Start date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3M | Conglomerate |  United States | all operations in Russia[1] | ||
| Accenture | Consulting |  Ireland | closing business in Russia[2] | ||
| Activision Blizzard | Video game | United States | all sales in Russia [3] | ||
| Advanced Micro Devices | Semiconductor company | United States | Chip sales to Russia | ||
| Adidas | Clothing |  Germany | partnership with Russian Football Union[4] | ||
| AerCap | Aircraft leasing | Ireland | cease lending to Russians | ||
| Airbnb | Hospitality | United States | All operations[5] | ||
| Airbus | Aerospace manufacturer |  France | Stopped providing support services to Russian Airlines[6] Continues to purchase titanium from Russian Federation[7] | ||
| Alaska Airlines | Airline | United States | suspend Russian partnerships | ||
| Alcoa | Metals | United States | suspend all business with Russia | ||
| Allianz | Financial services | curtail Russian access to capital markets | |||
| Amadeus IT Group | Software |  Spain | Distribution service with Russia's Aeroflot and new planned commercial projects in Russia[8] | ||
| Amazon | Internet | United States | |||
| American Airlines | Airlines | United States | Severed all ties with Aeroflot and S7 Airlines and suspended interline agreements.[10] | ||
| American Express | payment card services | United States | Suspended all operations in Russia and Belarus[11] | ||
| Amway | Direct selling | United States | |||
| Anheuser-Busch | alcoholic beverages |  Belgium | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| ApiX-Drive | Technology |  Estonia | Complete cessation of work with users from Russia | 2022 | |
| Apple | Computer hardware and software | United States | Halt all product sales[12] |
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| Asda | Retail | remove products from Russia | |||
| ASOS | Online retail | Retail sales stopped[14] | |||
| Assicurazioni Generali | Insurance |  Italy | exit Russia completely | ||
| ASUS | Computers | Halt Russia product shipments[15] | |||
| Aston Martin | Luxury cars | Retail[16] | |||
| Atlas Copco | Industrial equipment |  Sweden | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| Autodesk | Software | United States | Business in Russia[17] | ||
| Avast | Software | Stopped sales to Russia and suspended all activities[18] | |||
| Avid Technology | Technology | United States | all sales and support for all customers, users and resellers in Russia and Belarus[19] | ||
| Bain | Management consulting | United States | suspend consulting for all Russian government entities | ||
| Baker McKenzie | Law firm | United States | suspend services for all Kremlin entities | ||
| Balenciaga | Luxury fashion | France | Russian revenue streams[20] | ||
| BASF | Chemical industry | suspend new Russian relationships | |||
| BBC | Broadcasting | suspend all operations in Russia | |||
| Bentley | Luxury cars | Exports to Russia[21] | |||
| BlackRock | Investment management | United States | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| Bloomberg | Technology, Financial technology and mass media | United States | pull back journalists from Russia | ||
| BMW | Luxury vehicles and motorcycles | Exporting cars to Russia.[22] | |||
| BNP Paribas | Financial services | France | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| Boeing | Designs, manufactures, and sells airplanes, rotorcraft, rockets, satellites, telecommunications equipment, and missiles | United States | Suspended parts and maintenance support for Russian airlines as well as its operations in Moscow[23] Suspended purchases of titanium from Russia[24] | ||
| Bokaldo Group | Financial services | Stopped accepting Russian capital.[25] | 2022 | ||
| Bolt | Vehicle for hire, micromobility, car-sharing, and food delivery services | Estonia | Ties with Russian companies[26] | ||
| Bombardier | Aerospace manufacturer |  Canada | restrict new Russian business | ||
| BooHoo Group | Online retail | halt all shipments to Russia | |||
| Booking.com | Travel | operations in Russia[27] | |||
| BCG | Management consulting | United States | suspend all consulting in Russia | ||
| BP | Oil and gas | Stake in Russian oil giant Rosneft.[28] | |||
| Budějovický Budvar | Brewer | Stopped taking new orders from Russia[29] | |||
| Bridgestone | Tyre manufacturer |  Japan | Suspended manufacturing and investment in Russia.[30] | ||
| Burberry | Fashion retail | halt all shipments to Russia | |||
| Cadillac | Automobile manufacture | United States | Business to Russia[31] | ||
| Canada Goose | Clothing | Canada | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| Cannes Festival | Film Festival | France | Ban Russian Delegations[32] | ||
| Cargill | Grain exporter | United States | Cease exporting grain from Russia.[33] | ||
| Carlsberg | Brewer |  Denmark | Exports, New Investments Into Russia[34] | ||
| Carnival | Hospitality, Tourism | United States | drop Russia from itineraries | ||
| Cartier | Luxury goods | operations in Russia[35] | |||
| Caterpillar | Engineering equipment | Russian operation sold.[36] | |||
| CEX.io | Cryptocurrency Exchange | Registration of users from Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, Suspended all deposit and trading activities of clients from these regions.[37] | |||
| Chanel | Luxury goods | sales in Russia[38] | |||
| Chevrolet | Automobile | United States | Vehicle exports to Russia[39] | ||
| Cisco | Technology | United States | All business operations[40] | ||
| CMA CGM | Container shipping | France | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| The Coca-Cola Company | Beverage corporation | United States | Sales in Russia[41] | ||
| Cogent Communications | Telecommunications | United States | cut all internet to Russia | ||
| Continental AG | Tyre manufacturer | Germany | Sold Russian factory.[42] | ||
| Credit Suisse | Financial services |  Switzerland | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| Coursera | Online course provider | United States | Ceased all content for Russian university and industry partners including courses, paid course experiences and collecting payment from any learners or institutions in Russia,[43] | ||
| Crunchyroll (Funimation) | Anime, manga, Japanese media | United States Japan |
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| Daimler Truck | Commercial vehicle manufacturer | Exports to Russia and production in Russia[45] | |||
| Dassault Aviation | Aircraft manufacturer | France | Falcon Deliveries[46] | ||
| David Chipperfield Architects | Architecture | Worldwide | working on their projects in Russia[47] | ||
| DB Schenker | Logistics and freight transport | halt all shipments to Russia | |||
| Deezer | Music streaming | France | Subscription in Russia[48] | ||
| Dell | Computer hardware | United States | Suspended product sales in Russia[49] | ||
| Deloitte | Professional services | separating Russia operations[50] | |||
| Delta Air Lines | Airline | United States | suspend agreement with Aeroflot | ||
| Dentons | Law firm | Worldwide | suspend services for all Kremlin entities | ||
| DHL | Logistics | Deliveries to Russia[51] | |||
| Diageo | Beverages | halt all shipments to Russia | |||
| DirecTV | Multichannel video programming distributor | United States | cut Kremlin backed TV networks | ||
| Disney | Entertainment and media | United States | All theatrical releases in Russia[52] | ||
| DJI | Commercial drones |  China | Pauses service in Russia due to their product used in military offensive.[53] | ||
| Domino Pizza | Fast food | United States | DP Eurasia franchise in Russia being put into bankruptcy. | ||
| DSV | Transport and logistics | Denmark | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| DXC Technology | Technology | United States | exit the Russian market[54] | ||
| eBay | Internet | United States | |||
| ETS | Language | United States | suspend testing in Russia and Belarus | ||
| Ekaterra | Tea producer |  Netherlands | Lipton and Brooke Bond tea maker withdrew from Russia and ceased production. | ||
| Electrolux | Appliance manufacturer | Sweden | Sold business to local management and exited Russia.[55] | ||
| Electronic Arts | Video games | United States | all product sales FIFA, NHL, Need for Speed, Sims, Apex Legends, BattlefieldExclude Russia from FIFA 22 and NHL 22[56] Russia also excluded from 2023 games. | ||
| Embraer | Aviation |  Brazil | The company stopped providing maintenance and technical support services to Russian customers[57] | ||
| Eni | Energy | Italy | divest Russian pipeline | ||
| ESRI | Software | United States | Esri and its distributor Esri CIS are no longer selling any products and services to Russia and Belarus | ||
| Equinor | Energy |  Norway | exit joint ventures in Russia Left Russia in September 2022 after selling assets to Rosneft for one euro[58] | ||
| Ericsson | Networking and telecommunications | Sweden | Deliveries to Russia[59] | ||
| Ernst & Young | Professional services | separating Russia operations | |||
| Essity | Hygiene and health company | Sweden | Sold Russian business.[60] | ||
| Etsy | E-commerce | United States | Canceled all balances owed by sellers in Ukraine on its platform, totaling almost $4 million in listing fees[61] | ||
| Eurovision | Song Contest | European Countries | Banned Russia from competing[62] | ||
| Expedia | Online Travel | United States | Ceased sales to and from Russia[63] | ||
| ExxonMobil | Oil and gas corporation | United States | Operations at Sakhalin-1, make no new investments in Russia[64] Left Russia completely on 17 October 2022 after Russian president Vladimir Putin expropriated its properties[65] | ||
| EPAM | Technology | United States | Providing services to customers in Russia[66] | ||
| ESET | Security software |  Slovakia | Stopping all new sales to any individuals, businesses and organizations in Russia and Belarus.[67] | ||
| Networking service | United States | Banned the Russian state media channels[68] | |||
| Farfetch | E-commerce |  United Kingdom | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| Fast Retailing | Clothing | Japan | Uniqlo[69] | ||
| Fazer | Food industry |  Finland | Export to Russia[70] | ||
| FedEx | Transportation | United States | Delivery service[71] | ||
| Ferrari | Manufacturer of sports cars | Italy | Suspended businesses with Russia[72] | ||
| FIFA and UEFA | Sport | Worldwide | Suspend Russia from international football[73] | ||
| Fleetcor | Payment products and services | United States | Sold Russian business.[74] | ||
| Ford | Automotive | United States | Shut down its three plants in Russia in 2019 as part of an effort to turn around its struggling European operation.[75] | ||
| Formula 1 | Sport | Prohibition to compete under the flag of Russia[76] | |||
| Games Workshop | Entertainment | Sales suspended within Russia and Belarus[77] | |||
| Gazprom-Media | Media | NTV withdrawn from Crimea[78] | |||
| General Electric | Conglomerate | United States | Halt supply of parts to Aeroflot Stops servicing gas turbines.[79] | | |
| General Motors | Automotive | United States | Some business in Russia[80] | ||
| Geodis | Rail transport | France | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| GitLab | Software | Worldwide | New business in Russia and Belarus[81] | ||
| GlobalFoundries | Semiconductors | United States | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| Globus | Department Store | Switzerland | Terminated the import and selling of Russian goods | ||
| GoDaddy | Internet | United States | Domain registrar and web hosting | ||
| Goldman Sachs | Investment bank | United States | all operations in Russia[82] | ||
| Internet | United States |
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| Grammarly | Software | United States | Service in Russia and Belarus[83] | ||
| Grant Thornton | Professional services | Worldwide | closing business in Russia | ||
| Guardian Industries | Glass company | United States | Sold Russian subsidiary.[84] | ||
| Harley Davidson | Motorcycle manufacture | United States | Business in Russia[85] | ||
| Heineken | Lager Beer | beer exports and investment projects in Russia[86] sold seven breweries for €1 to Arnest.[87] | | ||
| Hempel Group | Specialist paints and coatings | Denmark | Sold its Russian business.[88] | ||
| Hewlett-Packard | Computer hardware | United States | Suspended product shipments to Russia.[89] Exits Russia | | |
| Henkel | Chemical and consumer goods | Investments in Russia[90] | |||
| Hermès | Luxury goods | France | Suspended its activities in Russia[91] | ||
| Hilton | Hospitality | United States | Suspended development activity and closed all offices in Russia | ||
| H&M | Clothing | Sweden | Sales in Russia[92] | ||
| Honda | Automotive | Japan | Exports of cars and motorcycles to Russia[93] | ||
| Hapag-Lloyd | Marine transportation and container shipping | halt all shipments to Russia | |||
| HMM | Container shipping | halt all shipments to Russia | |||
| HSBC | Banking | curtail Russian access to capital markets | |||
| Hyundai | Automotive | Production at its St Petersburg plant in Russia[94] | |||
| IBM | Technology | United States | all operations in Russia[95] | ||
| iHerb | Online retail | United States | all operations in Russia[96] | ||
| IKEA | Retail chain | Sweden | Suspended all its stores in Russia and halted its sourcing in Russia and Belarus.[97] | ||
| Inditex | Retail | Spain | Permanently suspended its activity in the 502 stores (of which 86 are Zara) and on the country's online channelZara Home, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, Oysho, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius, Uterqüe, Lefties[98] [99] | ||
| Intercontinental Exchange | Business services, financial services, financial markets and technology | United States | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| International Cycling Union | Sport | Worldwide | ban on all Russian competition | ||
| International Ice Hockey Federation | Sport | Worldwide | ban on all Russian competition | ||
| International Skating Union | Sport | Worldwide | ban on all Russian competition | ||
| International Tennis Federation | Sport | Worldwide | suspend Russian partnerships | ||
| International Weightlifting Federation | Sport | Worldwide | ban on all Russian competition | ||
| IOC | Sport | Worldwide | ban Russian athletes from competing | ||
| Social media | United States | Demoting posts from Russian state-media[100] | |||
| Intel | Technology | United States | Chip sales to Russia[101] | ||
| Jablotron | Security systems | Stops sales to Russia | |||
| Jaguar Land Rover | Automotive | Deliveries of Russia-bound vehicles | |||
| Japan Tobacco | Tobacco | Japan | all operations in Russia | ||
| JetBrains | Technology | sales and R&D in Russia and Belarus[102] | |||
| JD Sports | Retail | suspend operations in Russia | |||
| JDE Peet's | Coffee producer | Netherlands | Douwe Egberts, L'OR, Kenco, Tassimo and many other brands will no longer be imported into Russia.[103] | ||
| Jooble | WEB | Operation in Russia and Belarus[104] | |||
| JPMorgan Chase | Financial services | United States | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| JYSK | Retail chain | Denmark | Work in Russia[105] | ||
| Kering | Luxury goods | France | All product sales, Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Yves Saint Laurent[106] | ||
| KingsIsle Entertainment | Internet | United States | Wizard101, Pirate101 | ||
| Kinross Gold | Metals and mining | Canada | suspend operations in Russia | ||
| Korean Air | Airline | no flying over Russian airspace | |||
| KPMG | Professional services network | separating Russia operations | |||
| Kuehne + Nagel | Transport and logistics | Switzerland | suspend all shipments to Russia | ||
| Kyivstar | Communications |  Ukraine | |||
| KUNA | Cryptocurrency exchange | Ukraine | All ruble pairs and closed the deposit and withdrawal of the ruble | ||
| Lamborghini | Manufacturer of sports cars | Italy | Suspended businesses with Russia. | ||
| Lanxess | Chemicals | Germany | Sold business to Vladimir Yakushin.[107] | ||
| Lego | Toys | Denmark | Shipments of toy bricks to Russia[108] | ||
| Levi Strauss & Co | Clothing | United States | commercial operations in Russia[109] | ||
| Life:) | Communications | Ukraine | |||
| Linklaters | Law firm | suspend operations in Russia | |||
| Live Nation Entertainment | Entertainment | United States | halt all operations in Russia | ||
| London Stock Exchange Group | Financial services | curtail Russian access to capital markets | |||
| Lumen Technologies | Telecommunications | United States | suspend new Russian relationships | ||
| Luxoft | DXC Technology company | United States | Russian business sold.[110] | ||
| LVMH | Luxury goods | France | All product sales, Moët & Chandon, Hennessy, Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Christian Dior, Kenzo, Bulgari, Marc Jacobs, Stella McCartney, Loewe, Fendi | ||
| Mango | Retail | Spain | Spanish retailer Mango closed all its 126 shops in Russia.[111] | ||
| Marks & Spencer | Retail | Stopped shipments to Turkish franchisee's Russian business[112] | |||
| MasterCard | Banking | United States | network services in Russia[113] | ||
| Match Group | Internet and technology company | Tinder and other apps owner withdrawing completely from Russia.[114] | |||
| Mazda | Automotive | Japan | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| Maersk | Shipping | Denmark | Deliveries[115] | ||
| Marugame Seimen | Foodservice | Japan | Stores in Russia will be closed by March 31, 2022.[116] [117] | ||
| McDonald's | Fast food corporation | United States | Sales in Russia | ||
| McKinsey & Company | Management consulting | Worldwide | Business with any government entity in Russia[118] | ||
| MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company | Transportation | Switzerland | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| Mercedes-Benz Group | Vehicle manufacturer | Exports to Russian and production in Russia | |||
| Meta | Social media, Social network advertising, Consumer electronics, Virtual reality | United States | suspend Russian advertising | ||
| Metso | Industrial machinery | halt all shipments to Russia | |||
| Meyn Food Processing Technology | Poultry processing equipment | Netherlands | Ceases selling new machines and suspends spare parts servicing in Russia.[119] | ||
| Michelin | Tyre manufacturer | France | Sold subsidiary and exited Russia.[120] | ||
| Michelin Guide | Guide | France | Restaurant recommendations in Russia[121] | ||
| Microsoft | Technology corporation | United States | Sales in Russia.[122] Suspends licences for Russian companies.[123] | | |
| Moncler | Fashion | Italy | suspend operations in Russia | ||
| Moody's Investors Service | Investors Service | United States | commercial operations in Russia. [124] | ||
| Morrisons | Retail | United Kingdom | remove products from Russia | ||
| MSCI | Financial services | United States | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| Nasdaq | Stock exchange | United States | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| Netflix | Streaming service and production | United States | service in Russia[125] | ||
| Niantic | Gaming | United States | service in Russia and Belarus[126] | ||
| NHL | Hockey League | Canada United States | relationships with "business partners in Russia[127] | ||
| Nike | Retail chain | United States | Suspended operations in Russia.[128] [129] | ||
| Nintendo | Video games | Japan | Sale of games in Russia [130] Leaves Russia completely | | |
| Nippon Sheet Glass | Glass company | Japan | Sold Russian subsidiary and exited Russia.[131] | ||
| Nissan | Automotive | Japan | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| Nokia | Telecommunications, technology | Deliveries to Russia[132] | |||
| Nokian Tyres | Tyre manufacturer | Sold Russian business and ended all business in Russia.[133] | |||
| Norsk Hydro | Metals | Norway | freeze Russian investments | ||
| Nvidia | Computer hardware | United States | Product sales[134] | ||
| OneWeb | Communications | Use of Russian rockets[135] | |||
| OMV | Oil, gas, petrochemistry and recycling |  Austria | divest Russian projects | ||
| Oracle | Technology | United States | All operations in Russia[136] | 2019 | |
| Panasonic | Multinational conglomerate | Transactions with Russia[137] | |||
| Papa John's | Restaurant chain | United States | Papa John's International announced that it had suspended operation of its stores in Russia on March 9, 2022.[138] One American franchise owner plans to continue operating 190 stores.[139] | ||
| Paramount Global | Entertainment | United States | Film distribution in Russia[140] | ||
| PayPal | Banking | United States | Suspended its services in Russia[141] | ||
| Payoneer | Banking | United States | the ability for new customers in Russia to use Payoneer services[142] | ||
| Paysera | Communications | Process transactions in Russian roubles[143] | |||
| PepsiCo | food, snack, and beverage manufacturer | Exports of soft drinks to Russia[144] | |||
| Plzenský Prazdroj | Brewer | Stopped taking new orders from Russia | |||
| Porsche | manufacturer and marketer of luxury cars | Exports to Russia | |||
| PostNord | Postal services | All mail and packages addressed to or from Belarus and Russia will be returned to the sender[145] | |||
| Prada | Fashion | All its retail operations in Russia[146] | |||
| PricewaterhouseCoopers | Professional services | separating Russia operations | |||
| Puma | Clothing | Operation of all its stores[147] | |||
| PVH | Clothing | United States | product sales Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Warner'sall commercial activities in Russia and Belarus[148] | ||
| R&A | Sport | Worldwide except the United States and  Mexico | ban on all Russian competition | ||
| Rehau Group | Automotive | Switzerland | Sold Russian business to local management.[149] | ||
| Remitly Global | Financial services | United States | stop accepting new users in Russia | ||
| Renault | Automotive | France | close Russian plants | ||
| Restream | Software | United States | Bans Russian users[150] | ||
| Richemont | Luxury goods | suspend all operations in Russia | |||
| Rockstar Games | Video games | United States | selling games in Russia[151] | ||
| Roku | Consumer electronics and broadcast media | United States | remove Kremlin-linked propaganda and ads | ||
| Rolls-Royce | Automotive | halt all shipments to Russia | |||
| S&P | Financial services | United States | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| Sabre Corporation | Software | United States | Distribution service with Russia's Aeroflot, crippling carrier's ability to sell seats[152] | ||
| Sainsbury's | Retail | remove products from Russia | |||
| Salesforce | Software | United States | Exiting relationships with resellers and end customers.[153] | ||
| Samsung | Business conglomerate | Shipments to Russia[154] | |||
| Sandvik | Engineering | Sweden | halt all operations in Russia | ||
| SAP | software | business in Russia[155] | |||
| Scania | Commercial vehicle manufacturer | Sweden | Business in Russia[156] | ||
| Schaeffler Group | Rolling element bearings | Germany | Business in Russia sold.[157] | ||
| S-Group | Retail | Finland | All Russian operations[158] | ||
| Shell | Oil and gas | Partnerships with state-controlled Gazprom, including the Sakhalin-II liquefied natural gas facility and its involvement in the Nord Steam 2 pipeline project[159] | |||
| Sidley Austin | Law firm | suspend services for all Kremlin entities | |||
| Siemens | Industrial manufacturing | Germany | New business in Russia[160] | ||
| Sigma Group | Industrial manufacturing | Stops business in Russia | |||
| SKF | Ball bearings | Sweden | Sold business and exited Russia.[161] | ||
| Škoda | Automotive | Production of vehicles in Russia[162] | |||
| Smurfit Kappa | Packaging | Ireland | Sale of Russian operation to local management.[163] | ||
| Snapchat | Technology | United States | Banning ad sales in Russia[164] | ||
| Société Générale | Financial services | France | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| Sony | Multinational conglomerate | Japan | Film releases in Russia[165] Sales of PlayStation consoles and software in Russia.[166] | ||
| Spotify | audio streaming and media services | Sweden | Payment for subscription[167] | ||
| Staropramen | Brewer | Stopped taking new orders from Russia | |||
| State Street | Financial services | United States | curtail Russian access to capital markets | ||
| Starbucks | Chain of coffeehouses and roastery reserves | United States | Sales in Russia | ||
| Stellantis | Automotive | Netherlands | suspends all shipments to Russia[168] | ||
| Subaru | Automotive | Japan | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| Supercell | Video games | Finland | Removed all games from app stores in Russia and Belarus.[169] | ||
| Swarovski | Glassware and jewelry | Austria | Sales in Russia[170] | ||
| Swatch | Watchmaking | Switzerland | suspend direct operations in Russia | ||
| SWIFT | Financial telecommunication | Belgium | Bars 7 Russian banks from SWIFT[171] | ||
| Sylvamo | Pulp and paper | United States | suspend operations in Russia | ||
| Tetra Pak | Food packaging | Sweden | sold business to local management and exited Russia.[172] | ||
| TikTok | Networking service | service in Russia[173] | |||
| TJ Maxx | Retail | United States | divest Familia subsidiary | ||
| TotalEnergies | Energy: Oil and gas | France | halt new investment in Russia | ||
| Toyota | Automotive | Japan | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| Trafigura | Trading |  Singapore | Freezes investments in Russia[174] | ||
| Tripadvisor | Travel company | United States | remove Kremlin-linked propaganda and ads | ||
| TSMC | Technology | chip sales to Russia | |||
| Twitch | Live streaming service | United States | Bans Russian state media[175] | ||
| Microblogging and social networking | United States | Demotes Russian State media content[176] | |||
| Uber | Technologies | United States | Cuts ties with Russian companies[177] | ||
| UEFA | Champions League football competition | Worldwide | Suspends Russia until further notice[178] | ||
| Unilever | Packaged goods | United Kingdom | issued a statement "We are deeply shocked by the senseless acts of violence being perpetrated against the innocent people of Ukraine and we condemn the Russian state's invasion" but did not provide any additional information about its operations in Russia.[179] | ||
| Under Armour | Textile and sports equipment | United States | halt all shipments to Russia | ||
| United Airlines | Airline | United States | no flying over Russian airspace | ||
| UPS | Logistics | United States | Delivery service | ||
| Universal Pictures | Film production and distribution | United States | Pauses theatrical releases in Russia[180] | ||
| Upwork | Workforce management | United States | Suspended service in Russia and Belarus.[181] | ||
| Valero Energy | Oil | United States | suspend all purchases of Russian crude oil | ||
| Valve | Internet and gaming | United States | Steam *Inaccurate Source?* | ||
| VELUX | Glass company | Denmark | Closed operations in Russia and Belarus.[182] | ||
| VEON | Mobile network operator | Netherlands | Russian business sold to local management.[183] | ||
| Visa | Financial services | United States | All Russia Operations[184] | ||
| Vodafone | Mobile operator | United Kingdom | Cut partnership with Russian MTS.[185] | ||
| Volkswagen | Motor vehicle manufacturer | Germany | Exports to Russia | ||
| Volvo | Manufacturer of luxury vehicles | Sweden | Sales and production in Russia[186] | ||
| Vontobel | Private bank | Switzerland | Ended business with Russian clients in 2022.[187] | ||
| Waitrose | Supermarket | remove products from Russia | |||
| Warner Bros | Mass media | United States | Film releases in Russia | ||
| Western Union | Financial services | United States | Money transfers to Russia[188] | ||
| White & Case | Law firm | United States | suspend services for all Kremlin entities | ||
| Wintershall | Oil and natural gas producer | Stops payments to Russia, writes off $1.1 bln Nord Stream 2 loan[189] | |||
| Wise PLC | Financial services | United Kingdom | suspend Russian partnerships | ||
| World Athletics | Worldwide | ban on all Russian competition | |||
| WBO, IBF, WBC, WBA | Sport (boxing) | Worldwide | Cut off Russia from title fights[190] | ||
| World Federation of Exchanges | suspend all Russian members and affiliates | ||||
| World Rugby | Worldwide | ban on all Russian competition | |||
| WPP | Communications, advertising, and public relations | suspend all operations in Russia | |||
| WWE | Professional wrestling and streaming media | halt all operations in Russia | |||
| YOOX | Fashion and leisure | halt all shipments to Russia | |||
| YouTube | Social media | United States | Bans Russian state media channels | ||
| Zaha Hadid Architects | Architecture | Stops working on their projects in Russia | |||
| Žďas | Industrial manufacturing | Stops business in Russia | |||
| Zetor | Agricultural machinery | Stops sales to Russia[191] | |||
| ZF Group | Car parts manufacturer | Exports to Russia and production in Russia | |||
| Zoom | Communications | United States | Restricts use of its software for Russian companies with state assets[192] |