In Russia and around the world. Venture capital investments first emerged in the mid-twentieth century. From the 1970s to the 1990s, the computer industry was the primary focus for investment. By the mid-1990s, there was a notable shift as investors began to show a keen interest in the internet sector....

... rubles, preparing for an IPO—this case demonstrates the seriousness of even regional initiatives. Additionally, a government fund, Qazaqstan Venture Group, was established in Kazakhstan with a volume of $1 billion to support AI startups. In July 2025, Russia also eased regulations for foreign investors: they were allowed to acquire shares in domestic companies and freely withdraw funds. These steps are aimed at reviving international investments and integrating into the global venture capital market. While the scale of the venture market in the region is still relatively modest, the groundwork for future growth is gradually being laid. Investors are shifting their attention towards ...

... the stability of the business. Formation of a community of loyal investors. Participation in a pre-IPO gives investors the opportunity to purchase company shares at a price lower than that set at the IPO stage. This creates incentives for long-term investment and forms a group of loyal shareholders who are ready to support the company after it goes public. How do companies prepare for a pre-IPO in Russia? In Russia, the process of preparing for a pre-IPO has its own characteristics related to national legislation, the economic environment and specific requirements of the stock market. The main steps that companies take to successfully conduct a ...

... case demonstrates the seriousness of even local initiatives. Additionally, a state fund, Qazaqstan Venture Group, has been established in Kazakhstan with a volume of $1 billion to support AI startups. In July 2025, regulations for foreign investors in Russia were also relaxed: they were allowed to purchase shares of domestic companies and withdraw funds with ease. These steps aim to stimulate international investments and foster a more integrated local venture capital market within global processes. While the scale of the venture market in the region is still relatively modest, the groundwork for future growth is gradually being laid. Investors are shifting ...

... life for local communities, including the construction of social facilities and the support of educational programs. Impact on Russia: RusHydro's investments strengthen the country's energy security, promote the development of renewable energy sources, and reduce the carbon footprint. The implementation of the company's projects contributes to economic growth in the regions, job creation, and improvement of the environmental situation. Impact on Investors: For investors, RusHydro represents ...