.... Construction costs: Inflation and rising prices for construction materials escalate home building expenses, which directly affects the amount of loans requested. Economic Instability: Impact of inflation: Rising prices of goods and services compel Russians to plan for larger expenses on housing. Weakening of the ruble and increases in the Central Bank's key interest rate raise loan costs, although preferential programs mitigate this effect. The Role of Government Programs in Market Development Government preferential mortgage programs stimulate demand for country housing: Rural mortgage: Supports the development of rural areas and sustains demand for housing and infrastructure in regions. Family mortgage: Makes housing more accessible ...

... is possible to attract international partners, register businesses in friendly jurisdictions, and offer products globally. Experience shows that strong teams from our region can gain recognition abroad—there are already several startups founded by Russian/CIS expatriates that have achieved unicorn status abroad. Consequently, the venture ecosystem in CIS countries is developing according to a "catch-up growth" model: adopting the best global practices, local players are focusing on niches where they traditionally excel (mathematics and AI, cybersecurity, instrumentation). The global venture boom creates ...

... the introduction of forecast indicators and new investor protection mechanisms. This article examines how these initiatives will impact the stock market, what opportunities will arise for companies and investors, and what this means for the further development of the Russian stock market. New Changes in the IPO Procedure: Increasing Transparency and Considering Retail Investors’ Interests The Russian equity market continues to recover its potential following a series of economic and political upheavals, with enhancing ...

... the domestic backdrop is assessed as stable and favorable. The Moscow Exchange Index is consolidating near the 2850-point mark, approximately at the level of a week ago. Rate cuts support shares of companies oriented towards domestic demand (banks, developers, retailers), due to the prospects of lower credit costs for the economy. Simultaneously, the commodity segment of the Russian market feels secure due to relatively high prices for oil and metals: although global quotes have corrected, they remain at comfortable levels for Russian exporters. Investors in the CIS region continue to monitor the external backdrop—sanction ...

... sign for investors, indicating confidence in the company's future growth. Of course, it is important to consider the risks. Developing production, especially in the context of current economic uncertainty, is always a complex task. The success of the ... ... growth rates. However, if the company is able to achieve its goals, this project could become one of the brightest stories on the Russian stock market. I see this IPO as a real opportunity for long-term growth and consider Lambumiz to be an interesting option ...