... starting new projects, but also allows people to better manage their money. For our project, Open Oil Market, fintech also plays a key role. The integration of financial technologies into the B2B segment helps our clients — large buyers and suppliers of fuel — to safely and efficiently conduct transactions, manage finances and plan purchases in a convenient digital format. Fintech allows us to offer new financial services, such as loans, current accounts and online payment management, which is becoming ...

... technology companies went public. Some of these companies saw their stock prices soar (by dozens or even hundreds of percent), fueling investor interest in new issuances. Following the dot-com crash, demand for IPOs fell; however, with the advancement of ... ... startups, interest in primary placements resumed. Today, IPOs are practiced in many countries around the world — from developed economies to rapidly growing markets in Asia and Latin America. IPOs in Russia In Russia, the first attempts to create a stock ...

... both immediate and long-term energy needs, European countries may accelerate investments in renewable energy sources, such as wind, solar, and hydroelectric power. Developing alternative energy sources would reduce dependency on LNG and other fossil fuels, while simultaneously strengthening Europe’s ability to achieve climate targets. Additionally, implementing widespread energy efficiency measures could help reduce overall demand, easing the strain on existing resources and lowering costs for ...

... operating flights within Russia and internationally. "Pobeda" — a low-cost airline providing affordable flights. Main Investment Areas: Fleet Renewal and Expansion: Purchase of new aircraft: Investments in acquiring modern aircraft to enhance fuel efficiency and passenger comfort. Modernization of the existing fleet: Updating interiors and aircraft systems to meet contemporary standards. Infrastructure Development: Construction and modernization of terminals: Improving passenger conditions ...

... declined (~104 billion rubles compared to 125 billion rubles a year earlier), likely due to reduced condensate production or redirection to domestic processing needs. Gas processing products. Revenue from gas processing products (e.g., helium, motor fuel, chemical products) remained virtually at last year's level (~168 billion rubles), reflecting stable domestic demand. Transportation service revenues. A noticeable decline occurred in the transportation services provided to third-party organizations—approximately ...