Statement regarding Bloomberg’s article

Moscow, December 17, 2020 – Further to recent claims contained in a report by Bloomberg, RUSAL refutes in the strongest terms any suggestion that it violated the terms of its agreement with OFAC. We consider the speculation in the article to be totally false, groundless and untrue.

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Statement regarding Bloomberg’s article