US investor Rogers sells out stocks in Russian market

American investor Jim Rogers, who held stocks and bonds in the Russian market for more than 10 years, sold them all in the fall of 2025, Caliber.Az reports, citing Russian outlet RBC.

At various times, he mentioned that his portfolio included shares of PhosAgro, AFK Sistema, Aeroflot, the Moscow Exchange, as well as federal loan bonds (OFZs). Rogers is a non-resident from an unfriendly country — from a regulatory point of view, his transaction is not formally prohibited, but it has nuances that RBC Investments discussed with experts.

“At the moment, I do not have any Russian stocks. I sold everything in Russia,” said the investor, known for his investments in the Russian market and his intention to hold them long-term (2024, 2025). Rogers did not specify the exact date of the transaction, but clarified that it took place in October–November 2025.

He noted that the securities were sold without a discount and that “it was a normal transaction.”

By Khagan Isayev