... if the company successfully enters the market and grows. However, one must be prepared for potential capital loss, as not all startups achieve success. How Do Pre-IPO and Venture Capital Investments Impact the Russian Economy? In Russia, the pre-IPO market is rapidly developing, attracting new investors and fostering the growth of local companies. Pre-IPO offers large Russian firms the opportunity to raise capital for further growth and access to international markets. Concurrently, venture capital actively supports ...

... significantly slower than production. In Russia, coal still holds a significant share in electricity production and exports. The production levels of Russian companies remain near historic highs, with the coal sector actively reorienting toward Asian markets in light of sanctions. The government supports exporters by developing port infrastructure in the Far East and subsidizing railway transport to boost supplies to the Asia-Pacific region. In the future, despite coal's continued significant role, the industry will face modernization and increased environmental demands—considering ...

... corrections in LRCX shares and similar companies. Qualcomm (QCOM) – a developer of mobile processors and modems whose chips are used in numerous smartphones worldwide. Qualcomm's results provide insight into the health of the smartphone and wireless device market. After a downturn in 2022-2023, the industry shows signs of revival: many consumers are upgrading their devices, and the development of 5G and new technologies supports demand for chips. Revenue for the quarter is expected to be around $10.3 billion (+10% year-on-year), with earnings at ~$2.70 per share (+11% year-on-year). The key factor here is the mobile chipsets business ...

... both global and local factors. The classic fundamental approach usually considers three main levels of influence on the value of a stock or other asset: Macroeconomic level. The general economic and political situation forms the background on which the market develops. The state of the economy (GDP growth rates, inflation, interest rates, exchange rates) directly affects the entire stock market. For example, a period of economic growth contributes to the growth of profits of many companies, which also pushes ...

... seeking stable income from long-term projects related to renewable energy. Private Capital: The popularity of venture capital in innovative startups is on the rise. 3. Geographical Priorities United States The US economy remains the growth leader among developed markets due to strong domestic demand and investments in technology. However, risks are associated with high inflation and a budget deficit. Asia China is actively recovering its economy despite external challenges, with growth anticipated in the real ...