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Startup and Venture Investment News - August 11, 2025: Megafunds, AI Rounds, and IPOs

... the medical holding “Medscan” along with its partners founded a platform for investing in medtech startups with a volume of up to 10 billion rubles. Major corporations are also increasing their presence: for example, the “Tinkoff” ecosystem is developing the T-Invest fund for investments in rapidly growing Russian projects. Significant deals are also taking place in the local market: the Krasnodar foodtech startup Qummy raised 440 million rubles at a valuation of around 2.4 billion rubles and announced plans for an IPO in the coming years. In 2025, foreign ...

Inflation Slowdown in Russia: What It Means for Investors?

... influenced the decline in inflation and what does this mean for your investments? In this article, we will consider how the current economic situation affects investment strategies and what prospects are opening up for bonds, ruble deposits and shares of Russian companies. Deceleration of Inflation in Russia: What It Means for Investors? Recent data from Rosstat and the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia indicate a slowdown in inflation in the country. The annual inflation rate from October 28 to November 5, 2024, decreased to 8.39% (according to Rosstat), while the Ministry of Economic Development data for the same period shows ...

Investing in IT Sector – Is It Worth It?

... often pay little attention to competitor analysis, resulting in the creation of projects that have already been developed elsewhere. Strategy. Companies creating software products often fail to devise effective marketing plans, meaning even successful developments go unnoticed. Cost. Many Russian programmers, inspired by their foreign counterparts, significantly inflate their pricing, while the product may not align with current market demands. Banal laziness also plays a role. Mature programmers often don't see the need to acquire new ...

Pre-IPO vs. Venture Capital Investments: Which to Choose for Better Returns?

... already mature business before its market launch, attracting investors looking to mitigate risks. Venture capital represents an investment in the future and innovation, with the potential for exponential growth, but also carries a high level of risk. The development of both avenues is crucial for the Russian economy. They not only help businesses grow but also create opportunities for investors to earn returns in an evolving market segment.

The Role of Underwriters in IPOs: Who Are They and Why Are They Needed?

.... For example, this could be an issue of new shares to raise capital or a sale of shares of existing shareholders. They also develop the structure of the transaction and offer optimal conditions for attracting investors. 5. Legal and regulatory support ... ... company's confidence in the success of the placement. Types of Underwriters 1. Investment banks and brokers in Russia Large Russian brokers such as FINAM, BCS and Alfa-Bank often act as underwriters in local markets. These companies have significant ...