... customers is your marketplace targeted at? — Our clients are businesses that consume large volumes of fuel but cannot constantly go to gas stations for it. For them, delivery directly to the work site is preferable. For example, these include road construction companies, builders, agricultural enterprises, mines, coal quarries, boiler rooms, independent gas stations, oil fields, airports, and aeroclubs. Additionally, some customers require special fuels or other petroleum products that are not ...

... sizes. Decision-making takes time. Do you plan to expand your product range? Yes, we’re looking at the broader commodities market. We started with oil products due to our extensive experience in this sector. We’ve since added sand and clay for construction companies and motor oils for transporters. Future plans include coal, fertilizers, timber, non-metallic materials, and possibly grain and other agricultural products. We’re actively scaling the platform and attracting investments to ...

... 13:00 GMT, inflation data for the Eurozone will be released. This could impact the euro and provide signals on future European Central Bank (ECB) policy. U.S. Housing Starts (October) – At 16:30 GMT, the U.S. Census Bureau will release data on new construction starts, a key indicator of the real estate market’s health. Canadian CPI (October) – Also at 16:30 GMT, inflation data from Canada may indicate whether the Bank of Canada could adjust its interest rate policy soon. Impact on Markets: ...

... reduce the Russian market's dependence on imported supplies. IPO Objectives and Investment Attraction To realize its ambitious expansion plans, Lambumiz aims to attract at least 1.2 billion rubles. Of this amount, 800 million rubles will be allocated for constructing a new workshop covering over 14,000 square meters within the current complex, while the remaining 400 million rubles will go toward purchasing equipment for the production of aseptic packaging. The project is expected to be completed by 2027,...

... often limited by supply constraints,” Gromov notes. “This effectively involves creating a ‘Caspian Stream’ system to replace the Nord Streams. However, this project can only be realized if Azerbaijan or Turkmenistan agree to the pipeline’s construction in their territorial waters. Given the traditionally complex relations with Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan is a more likely partner. In exchange, Russia could support Azerbaijan’s gas transit ambitions,” Gromov adds. On August 19, 2024,...