... applications and documents to regulatory bodies, disclosing information about its financial condition, growth prospects, and risks. Investor Presentations: To generate interest, "roadshows" are conducted where top management outlines the company's ... ... attention for several reasons: Growth Potential: Investors have the opportunity to buy shares at an early stage at relatively low prices, anticipating substantial future increases. Liquidity: Public shares are easier to buy and sell on the open market....

... according to experts. They estimate that since the beginning of the year, prices for this gasoline have risen by 9.7%, but due to low consumption volumes (about 2% of the total market), this price increase does not significantly affect the overall market. ... ... refinery repairs while maintaining the right to subsidies under the damper. Therefore, exchange prices for AI-95 will remain at risk," says the expert. According to Tereshkin, the only way out of the current situation is by increasing fuel production ...

... further revenue growth. Expansion of the store network: The company continues to open new stores, especially in regions with low competition. This not only increases Lenta’s presence in the market, but also helps it attract new customers, ensuring steady ... ... cities helps the company capture new markets where competition is less intense and the consumer base remains underutilized. 4. Risks for investors Despite the significant prospects, investors should consider a number of factors that could affect the company’s ...

... has already become one of the leaders in production growth due to the development of the Stabroek block. Overall, due to low volumes, a potential reduction in production in Venezuela will not be a serious blow to the oil market. The costs will primarily ... ... service companies (Weatherford, Schlumberger, Halliburton, Baker Hughes). Not About Prices, But About Competition The risks of a decline in production in Iran and Venezuela are largely offset by the upcoming easing of OPEC+ quotas. According to ...

... goods sectors. Emerging markets such as India are expected to yield better returns due to accelerated economic growth. 2. Bonds A steady demand for high-quality corporate bonds is expected. Conversely, government bonds may be less attractive due to low yields. The primary risks include inflation and geopolitical instability. 3. Commodities Prices for energy resources are forecasted to rise due to supply constraints. Interest in metals crucial for battery production, such as lithium and nickel, remains high. 4. Real Estate ...