... conditions of repayment. Let's consider the most common options: Credit for replenishment of working capital. This type of loan is designed to cover current business expenses and maintain working capital. The funds received can be used to purchase raw materials, pay salaries, rent premises and other daily needs. As a rule, these are relatively short-term loans (up to a year), which help to survive cash flow gaps or seasonal declines in revenue. Investment loan for business development. Such a loan ...

... intermediaries. Until now, many large buyers, when purchasing petroleum products, announce tenders. They don’t trust their own managers, who might buy fuel at an unfavorable price for the company, but one that benefits them personally. Our raw material marketplace "ORG-Market" is the same as a tender, but with transparent prices, without markup and gray schemes. The automatic transaction processing takes minutes, not two or three days as usual. We earn through licensing fees for ...

How digital platforms are transforming the raw materials industries, increasing competition and transparency, while reducing prices and stress levels. An article by Sergey Tereshkin for "RBC Companies. The real sector is the last bastion of non-digital trade in the country. Manufacturers and ...

... problem of cash flow gaps when purchasing fuel. Installments and financing, integration with banks, and new tools such as nominal accounts and letters of credit make purchases more accessible and secure. According to statistics from the commodity and raw materials marketplace "ORG-Market" (Open Oil Market), many organizations that are critically in need of fuel right now cannot afford it due to cash flow gaps. The marketplace explains how this happened and what can be done to help them. Why ...

... not always come true. So, is it worth investing in cryptocurrency? Cryptocurrencies are gaining popularity every day. Experts predict that significant leaps in the value of electronic currencies are expected in the coming years. This particularly applies to Bitcoin. Specialists believe that the price of this cryptocurrency may soon soar above $20,000 per unit. However, forecasts do not always materialize. So, is it worth investing in cryptocurrencies? To gain insights into this issue, we turn to Sergey Tereshkin, the founder of OILResurs, who has extensive experience in investing. More information about the entrepreneur can be found on the ...