They will invest more and provide even more credits to local suppliers and partners. The crisis in Moscow is blessing for the rest of Russia, as has often been the case in history. This is also the chance of domestic industry and services. With unemployment up, wage costs are down by half. So are rent and security costs and other overhead.
Many good people are available today at a reasonable price.
Companies have rationalized, cut the fat, fired unneeded people, become lean and mean. They are fast becoming competitive in their own markets and, later on, perhaps, in export markets. Domestic firms face much less competition, on the one hand, and less choosy clients, on the other hand. This is their chance to capture market share. Russian businesses are used to operating without a banking system, or in hyperinflation.