... 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 ... ... Change Effects In the first half of 2025, Gazprom's expenditures decreased, significantly improving profitability metrics. The cost of sales fell by about 10%—to 2.11 trillion rubles (down from 2.35 trillion rubles a year ago). The decline in the cost ...

... Challenges In recent years, the global community has actively promoted the idea of abandoning traditional internal combustion engines in favor of electric vehicles. The goals are ambitious: Reducing carbon emissions. Decreasing dependence on fossil fuel sources. Combating air pollution in major cities. However, the global electrification of the fleet faces a number of challenges: Infrastructure limitations: Lack of charging stations, especially in remote areas. Cost and accessibility: Electric vehicles remain expensive, limiting their widespread adoption. Raw material resources: Battery production requires rare metals such as lithium and cobalt, which presents additional environmental and geopolitical challenges....

... production costs and reduced output, contributing to price hikes. Logistical Issues and Rising Costs: Logistical disruptions encountered in recent years and rising transportation costs have also impacted the final cost of coffee. Increases in shipping costs, including container and fuel price surges, have escalated supply expenses, contributing to price increases. Speculative Interest in Markets: Coffee has attracted heightened interest in commodity markets, with large investment funds actively investing in coffee futures. This ...

... demand in certain segments (e.g., energy), but margin growth supports profit—the company has successfully passed on increased costs to customers while improving its product mix towards high-margin aerospace alloys. Carpenter recently raised its full-year ... ... of the world's largest uranium producers will present a report expected to show a sharp rise in profits due to rising nuclear fuel prices. Consensus for earnings is approximately $0.35-0.40 per share (compared to just $0.10 a year ago), reflecting an increase ...

... The trend is that global coal prices are falling, making it increasingly difficult for coal producers to cover transport costs. For example, coal prices in the first 10 months of 2024 dropped by 60% compared to the same period in 2022. As a result ... ... rules. Earlier in March, these cargos were elevated to the third priority. However, the decision was later made to return liquid fuels to the familiar "sixth priority"—alongside their close partner, coal, which is often mentioned together with ...