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Successful integration of newly-acquired companies in the Group
All the acquisitions, joint ventures and investments in minority stakes conducted may involve significant capital investments, a new issue of shares or drawing down considerable obligations. As a consequence, the execution of these projects may lead to an emergence of a number of additional unfavorable circumstances, including problems with effective integration of operations, elevated operating expenses, exposure to unexpected liability and difficulties with attaining the projected levels of efficiency, synergy and cost savings. Each one of the issues discussed above may exert a significant and adverse impact on the Group's results and financial position.