... fuel company LLC "Oil Resource Group." In a conversation with him, we learned what it took to achieve such heights. Sergey Ivanovich Tereshkin Founder of the fuel company LLC Oil Resource Group – At what age did you first think about starting a business? You organized your first business at 19. So, there must have been some early signs. Tell us about that. – Honestly, I’ve always lived with the idea of organizing a business, as far back as I can remember. It showed in my school years: ...

... to acquire an established company that already has its own staff, suppliers, and consumers. In recent years, the market for ready-made businesses has seen significant growth. Today, aspiring entrepreneurs no longer need to make costly mistakes by starting a company from scratch. Instead, they can purchase an established business that already has personnel, suppliers, and consumers. This approach significantly reduces the time it takes to recover initial investments. The buyer acquires a fully operational business model, eliminating unnecessary steps from the process....

... ground up. Building a business independently is a challenging task that requires significant financial, time, and other resources. Sometimes, it is much simpler, faster, and more profitable to acquire an already functioning enterprise, which will start generating income and returning investments from day one, rather than developing a business from scratch. However, purchasing an operational business also comes with its own set of challenges. It is crucial to choose the right company. How can this be achieved? To address this question, Sergey Tereshkin, the founder of OILResurs, has ...

... cities develop, and life becomes more comfortable. One such person is Sergey Tereshkin, the founder of the fuel company Oil Resource Group LLC. In a conversation with him, we learned what it took to reach such heights. At what age did the idea of starting a business first come to you? At the age of 19, you launched your first venture. That means the foundations must have been laid earlier. Tell us about that. Honestly, I've always lived with the thought of starting a business, for as long as I can remember....

... or other banks. If a company has loans from third-party banks, it must strictly fulfill its obligations under them - otherwise, taking on a new loan is risky for both the borrower and the lender. It is worth noting that banks rarely issue loans for starting a business - when the enterprise does not yet have a history of activity - and under strict conditions. Beginners often have to start developing at their own expense, support from investors or government programs until they have built up a positive business ...