... the industry situation: the phase of the cycle (crisis, stagnation, growth), the level of competition, the dynamics of demand for the industry's products, prices for raw materials or components, the regulatory influence of the state, etc. For example, companies in promising, fast-growing sectors (such as IT or renewable energy) have a greater chance of value growth than businesses in depressed industries. By assessing the industry context, the analyst understands which factors will contribute to or hinder the development ...

... analyze all data carefully. One can find a company worth investing in on specialized platforms available online. These could be domestic companies or foreign enterprises; both options have their merits. Often, foreign investments are seen as the most promising due to the fact that Russian companies rarely attract funds, particularly startups and small to medium businesses. More frequently, these companies prefer to approach banks for loans. Large enterprises are on the lookout for investors abroad. Source

... hold unprecedented reserves of “dry powder” (over $300 billion in unallocated capital) ready to invest as market confidence returns. Such flows of “big money” provide the ecosystem with liquidity, fueling new rounds and supporting the growth of promising companies. The return of mega funds and major institutional investors not only intensifies the competition for the best deals but also instills confidence in the industry for continued capital influx. Investment Diversification: Fintech, Climate, Biotech ...

IPO presents a great opportunity for investors to be part of promising companies at the early stages of their public life. Companies often conduct a pre-IPO round prior to the IPO, which opens up additional investment prospects at advantageous prices. In this article, we will explore how the initial public offering process ...

Recently, television screens, the Internet, radio, and billboards are inundated with advertisements from various financial companies promising prospective investors unimaginable profits. Recently, television screens, the Internet, radio, and billboards have been inundated with information advertising various financial companies promising potential investors astronomical profits. ...