... companies and investors have, and what can be expected in the near future. The impact of a high rate on the IPO market The increase in the key rate to 21% puts significant pressure on the stock market and limits the opportunities for companies planning to go public. Here are the main reasons why a high rate negatively affects IPOs: Rising cost of borrowed capital. With a rate of 21%, the cost of borrowing for businesses becomes too high. Companies are forced to abandon debt financing or look for other sources ...

... and market position enhancement. As the founder of Open Oil Market , I am pleased to observe the active support for IPOs in Russia, alongside the growing interest in listing on the Moscow Exchange. Currently, we are in the pre-IPO stage and plan to go public on MOEX in 2027. Our preparations are in full swing, and I am confident that this IPO will be a significant milestone for us and will contribute to the development of the entire financial ecosystem in Russia. Key Aspects of Preparing a Company ...

... (audit, legal support, marketing). The need to reduce share prices to generate investor interest. Increased demands for corporate governance and transparency. Current Examples and Prospects Some large Russian developers have already announced plans to go public or are in preparatory stages. Among the potential players are companies operating in the residential and commercial real estate segments. However, a successful IPO in the current conditions will require substantial efforts from companies to optimize ...

... renewed interest from investors even in this recently depressed sector. Additionally, on emerging markets, high-profile listings are on the horizon: in India, the Middle East, and Latin America, several rapidly growing companies have announced plans to go public. The wave of successful IPOs worldwide confirms: the "window" for accessing public markets is once again open, and investors are ready to welcome new technology issuers. Mega Rounds and New "Unicorns": Investments Hit Records ...

... messages is not advisable: successful investments are built on thorough analysis and personal strategy. Conclusion The Secondary Public Offering (SPO) is an important instrument in the stock market, enabling companies to attract additional capital after going public. For issuers, it is a means to finance growth, reduce debt burden, or fulfill obligations to shareholders without increasing credit liability. For investors, SPOs open additional investment opportunities: they can purchase shares under known conditions,...