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MMC Norilsk Nickel (RTS:GMKN MICEX:GMKN) (Russian: ГМК «Норильский Никель») is a nickel and palladium mi

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$CEO of Russia\'s Sberbank Herman Gref (R) embraces Vladimir Potanin, general director and chairman of the Management Board, as they meet at \$

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$Russian businessman Vladimir Potanin, CEO of the Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel, arrives for an extraordinary general meeting held in Moscow March 11, 2013. Shareholders of the world\'s largest nickel and palladium producer met on Monday to vote on the membership of the board of directors.$

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$An employee moves a sign bearing the logo of Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel during an extraordinary general meeting held in Moscow March 11, 2013. Shareholders of the world\'s largest nickel and palladium producer met on Monday to vote on the membership of the board of directors.$

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$Russia\'s Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (C), flanked by Evgeny Muravyov (2nd R), director of the Polar Division of Russian metals giant Norilsk Nickel, and Norilsk Nickel\'s General Director and Chairman of the Management Board Vladimir Strzhalkovsky (2nd L), visits the company\'s copper plant in the Arctic city of Norilsk in this August 31, 2010 file photo. Russia\'s Norilsk Nickel has asked the Kremlin for a tax break worth $500 million a year, a newspaper said on Monday, in a move that drew scepticism from analysts who said the world\'s top nickel and palladium miner did not need the cash.$

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$Russian metals giant Norilsk Nickel\'s logo is seen at its office in Russia\'s Arctic city of Norilsk in this April 4, 2007 file photo. Russia\'s Norilsk Nickel has asked the Kremlin for a tax break worth $500 million a year, a newspaper said on January 28, 2013, in a move that drew scepticism from analysts who said the world\'s top nickel and palladium miner did not need the cash.$

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$A man sits in the reception room of the office of Norilsk Nickel company in Moscow, January 28, 2013. Russia\'s Norilsk Nickel has asked the Kremlin for a tax break worth $500 million a year, a newspaper said on Monday, in a move that drew scepticism from analysts who said the world\'s top nickel and palladium miner did not need the cash.$

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$CEO of Russia\'s Sberbank Herman Gref (R) embraces Vladimir Potanin, general director and chairman of the Management Board, as they meet at \$

CEO of Russia's Sberbank Herman Gref (R) embraces Vladimir Potanin, general director and chairman of the Management Board, as they meet at "The Russia Forum 2013", an annual business and investment conference, in Moscow, April 18, 2013. Russia's state-controlled Sberbank may launch a hedging programme for Norilsk Nickel to protect the company at times of weakness in the metal markets, the bank's chief executive said on Thursday.

Russian businessman Vladimir Potanin, CEO of the Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel, arrives for an extraordinary general meeting held in Moscow March 11, 2013. Shareholders of the world's largest nickel and palladium producer met on Monday to vote on the membership of the board of directors.

An employee moves a sign bearing the logo of Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel during an extraordinary general meeting held in Moscow March 11, 2013. Shareholders of the world's largest nickel and palladium producer met on Monday to vote on the membership of the board of directors.

Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (C), flanked by Evgeny Muravyov (2nd R), director of the Polar Division of Russian metals giant Norilsk Nickel, and Norilsk Nickel's General Director and Chairman of the Management Board Vladimir Strzhalkovsky (2nd L), visits the company's copper plant in the Arctic city of Norilsk in this August 31, 2010 file photo. Russia's Norilsk Nickel has asked the Kremlin for a tax break worth $500 million a year, a newspaper said on Monday, in a move that drew scepticism from analysts who said the world's top nickel and palladium miner did not need the cash.

Russian metals giant Norilsk Nickel's logo is seen at its office in Russia's Arctic city of Norilsk in this April 4, 2007 file photo. Russia's Norilsk Nickel has asked the Kremlin for a tax break worth $500 million a year, a newspaper said on January 28, 2013, in a move that drew scepticism from analysts who said the world's top nickel and palladium miner did not need the cash.

A man sits in the reception room of the office of Norilsk Nickel company in Moscow, January 28, 2013. Russia's Norilsk Nickel has asked the Kremlin for a tax break worth $500 million a year, a newspaper said on Monday, in a move that drew scepticism from analysts who said the world's top nickel and palladium miner did not need the cash.

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