according to the estimates of the specialized association ruslom, the reception may decrease by 10-15%o cashless payment, but all the better for those who will stay and work in white, prices for scrap may rise, and its collection will become even more a profitable occupation, but you should not expect strong growth, there are not so many of those who are ready to work only for menial jobs, the volumes that will leave the market will be replaced by those who are not afraid to show their name in payment documents, and the factor of unemployment will become obsolete in maximum two quarters. the transition to non-cash payments, on the one hand, is of course quite big. restrictions for the market, but we expect that the positives will follow, banks will lend more actively to this industry, loans and financial resources of the industry are very much needed, primarily for technical re-equipment, the industry has not been adequately financed since at least 2009, at least tens of billions are required rubles so that the industry can buy new equipment and operate according to high international

for non-cash payments with lucky travelers; according to estimates from the specialized association ruslom, because not everyone is ready to switch to cashless, but so much the better for those who will stay and work hard, prices for scrap may rise, and its collection will become an even more profitable activity, but you shouldn’t expect strong growth, there are not so many of those who are ready to work only hard work, the volumes that will leave the market they will be replaced by those who are not afraid to show their name on payment documents, and the non-profit factor will become obsolete in a maximum of two quarters. the transition to non-cash payments, on the one hand, is of course quite big. restrictions for the market, but we expect that the pros will follow, banks this industry will be more actively credited; loans and financial resources of the industry are very much needed, primarily for technical re-equipment. the industry has been underfunded since at least 2009 ; at least tens of billions of rubles are required for the industry to be able to buy new equipment and operate to