Features of state support of industrial enterprises under sanctions pressure

   The article discusses the problems of the current situation and development of the Russian industrial enterprises in the context of sanctions that were imposed against Russia in 2014 and significantly increased in 2022.

   The subject of study is the peculiarities of state support of the country’s industry: the conducted support policy, funding, sectoral priorities, and determination of the most important directions of this assistance.

   The article is devoted to issues of improving state policy based on the introduced restrictions. The author also considers the activities of the main
industrial enterprises of the Russian Federation placed under sanctions and a decrease in their performance indicators.

   The purpose of the work is to study measures and principles of state support of industrial companies during the period of sanctions pressure.

   The research methodology includes the analysis of statistical data on the volume of industrial enterprises production over the past three years, comparison of indicators, as well as the study of various sources, articles, monographs on state support during the period of sanctions. The results obtained are generalising conclusions that during this complicated period competent state policy aimed at direct assistance to key enterprises in the country is of great importance.

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