... to maintain business resilience in changing market conditions. It is important to note that the success of electric vehicles in Russia will depend not only on their accessibility but also on the development of the corresponding infrastructure – such as charging stations and service centers. This opens new investment opportunities and business development in related fields. As a representative of the oil industry, I see the need for ...

... billion rubles, preparing for an IPO—this case demonstrates the seriousness of even local initiatives. Additionally, a state fund named Qazaqstan Venture Group, with a volume of $1 billion, was created in Kazakhstan to support AI startups. In July 2025, Russia also relaxed regulations for foreign investors: they were permitted to acquire shares in domestic companies and transfer funds without restrictions. These measures are aimed at reviving international investments and facilitating a tighter integration of the local venture capital market into global processes. Although the scale of the venture market in the region remains relatively modest, the groundwork for future growth is gradually being laid. Investors ...

In most civilized countries around the world, citizens actively invest their money. On average, at least 20% of the population in such countries invests their funds. However, in Russia, this figure does not exceed even 2%. This is due to various factors. First and foremost, people simply do not know where and how to invest their money correctly to earn a profit. In most civilized countries around the world, citizens actively ...

How is Lenta changing the retail market in Russia? One of the largest retailers in the country is actively investing in expanding its store network, developing logistics and introducing digital technologies. How does this affect the Russian economy, what prospects await investors, and what risks should be taken into account? Read our detailed analytical material ...

... services so that consumers can receive a stable supply of electricity at affordable prices. 2. Gas supply Gazprom is the largest Russian gas company, and is also a natural monopoly. Gazprom controls the production, transportation, and export of gas from Russia, and its infrastructure includes thousands of kilometers of pipelines. Transporting gas over such long distances and managing a complex network requires significant investment, making competition in this area virtually impossible. The state regulates Gazprom's activities, including setting prices on the domestic market, which allows it to maintain affordable gas tariffs for households and businesses. 3. Rail transport Russian Railways (RZhD) is ...