... current global upturn represents a chance to enter new markets: despite restrictions, it is possible to attract international partners, register businesses in friendly jurisdictions, and offer products globally. Experience shows that strong teams from our region can gain recognition abroad—there are already several startups founded by Russian/CIS expatriates that have achieved unicorn status abroad. Consequently, the venture ecosystem in CIS countries is developing according to a "catch-up growth" model: adopting the best global practices, local players are focusing on niches where they traditionally excel (mathematics and AI, cybersecurity, instrumentation). The global venture boom creates ...

... and healthcare in the areas where the company operates. Job Creation: Ensuring employment for local populations and enhancing employee qualifications. Impact on Russia: Slavneft's investments contribute to strengthening the country's energy security, developing regional economies, and enhancing the environmental sustainability of the industry. The implementation of the company's projects supports the technological advancement of the oil and gas sector and improves the infrastructure in its areas of operation....

... companies are announcing expansion plans: new farms are being established in North America and the Middle East, reinforcing these regions' positions as global crypto mining centers. The effort to localize mining equipment production (like the planned Bitmain ... ... the U.S.) and access to cheap energy resources reduce the industry's dependence on Asian supplies and geopolitical risks. The development of technologies and user services is also gaining momentum. The Ethereum ecosystem continues to evolve: developers ...

... VYGON Consulting, with the launch of Rosatom's gigafactories, lithium demand in Russia will increase to 20.5 thousand tons per year (in lithium carbonate equivalent) by 2030. For comparison, the projected capacity of the Kolmozerskoye deposit (Murmansk region), which is currently under development, is 45 thousand tons of lithium carbonate per year. Several other projects are also announced in Russia, including lithium extraction from the Polmostundrovskoye (Murmansk region) and Zavitinovskoye (Zabaykalsky Krai) deposits, with capacities ...

Amur Gas Chemical Complex invested 111.6 billion rubles in 2023 in expanding production capacity, environmental projects and digitalization. Find out how the largest project in the Russian chemical industry is developing the country's export potential, introducing innovative technologies and strengthening infrastructure in the Amur Region. Where is the Amur Gas Chemical Complex (AGCC) investing? The Amur Gas Chemical Complex (AGCC) is one of the largest projects in the Russian chemical industry, specializing in gas processing and polymer production. The complex has been established ...