... operational model. We consider this stage strategic, providing us with the opportunity to not only solidify our market position but also contribute to the overall growth of financial stability and transparency in Russia. Our engagement in the pre-IPO round is already facilitating the development of relationships with potential shareholders and partners, cultivating a positive image and accumulating experience that will serve us well as we enter the public market. I firmly believe that our IPO in 2027 ...

... challenges and adapt to new market realities. Sergey Tereshkin, founder and CEO of OPEN OIL MARKET , the first independent marketplace for petroleum products and raw materials in Russia, shared his views: “Currently, we’re preparing for our own pre-IPO round, with an IPO scheduled for 2027 on the Moscow Exchange. I’m pleased to see that such financial instruments are gaining momentum in Russia, benefiting the country’s financial ecosystem as a whole.”

... necessary financial backing for scaling and reinforcing our market position. We plan to execute a full IPO in a few years, expanding horizons for investors and ensuring even more sustainable growth for the project. Currently, we are in the investment round, and if you are interested in the project, more information can be found in an article on this website. Risks and Opportunities of IPOs: What to Consider 1. The Role of Reputation and Compliance with ESG Principles In today’s financial system,...

... deep analysis of the current situation and forecasts for the future development of the oil industry. At the turn of July and August, geopolitics once again took center stage in the oil market. The political crisis in Venezuela coincided with another round of escalation between Israel and Iran, which raised expectations of a new surge in prices, even though the market had already ended July on a positive note: the average price of Brent rose by 3% over the past month, reaching $85.3 per barrel (compared ...

... private companies are not publicly traded. Investors may be forced to hold their investments for a long time before they can sell their shares or wait for an IPO. This risk is relevant for Open Oil Market, as the company is currently conducting a Pre-IPO round and raising funds for further development. Investors should be prepared for the fact that the liquidity of investments may be limited until the public offering of shares. 6. Legal risk Startups may face legal issues, including violation of intellectual ...