... manufacturers, and implementing digital technologies. Find out how the company is developing infrastructure, increasing the availability of goods for the population, and maintaining investment attractiveness for shareholders, forming long-term trends in Russian retail. Where Does Magnit Invest? Sector: Retail Investments in 2023: 74.6 billion rubles Investments in 2022: 53.5 billion rubles Magnit is one of the largest retailers in Russia and the CIS, specializing in the retail trade of food products, household ...

.... markets. Meanwhile, in China, Singles’ Day, a major shopping event comparable to Black Friday, will significantly impact retail and e-commerce stocks like Alibaba and JD.com. The day’s sales results are essential for assessing consumer sentiment ... ... surplus could weaken the ruble and heighten concerns over economic stability, potentially influencing investor sentiment and Russian markets. Tuesday, November 12 UK — Unemployment Rate (September) Germany — ZEW Economic Sentiment Index (November) ...

... legislation tightens or demand sharply declines. That said, the growth prospects of the sector remain substantial—at least in terms of ongoing import substitution and the popularization of a healthy lifestyle. Ultimately, investment opportunities in IPOs of Russian dietary supplement manufacturers will be determined by a balanced combination of macroeconomic factors, corporate governance, and fundamental business resilience. For both retail and institutional investors, understanding how prepared an issuer is for an IPO will be crucial: how transparent the business is, the growth rate of sales, and what steps have been taken to manage regulatory risks. Only through a systematic analysis ...

... surpass 2024 in terms of the number of IPOs and the amount of funds raised. According to the Central Bank’s estimates, over 500 Russian companies are ready for listing. Factors driving the growth of the IPO market include: Easing monetary policy: A reduction ... ... Deferred demand: Many companies postponed their IPOs in anticipation of stabilizing economic conditions. Increased interest from retail investors: The development of investment platforms, such as "Tinkoff Investments" and "SberInvestor," ...

... The suspension of the gasoline export ban from May 17, 2024, coinciding with a temporary reduction in fuel production. The recovery of the automobile market, which has returned to pre-crisis levels, increasing demand for fuel. Rising costs for Russian refineries, which are reflected in wholesale and retail prices. The expert predicts that June 2024 data will show an acceleration in the annual growth of retail gasoline prices, which are likely to exceed the inflation rate. The latest monthly data from Rosstat recorded the return of gasoline prices ...