Rusagro Group discussed refusing to list on the London Stock Exchange due to the fact that the company already has 90% liquidity on the Moscow Exchange, but decided to keep it because the company believes it could send the wrong signal to investors, Rusagro CEO Maxim Basov said. He also said that the company has no plans to change the jurisdiction of its parent company, Ros Agro, which is registered in Cyprus, despite the revision of Russia's tax treaties with that state, as the dividend rate for the company is already uniquely low at 5%.