... market entry, reduces costs, and minimizes risks compared to traditional IPOs. This article will explore the key features of SPAC, its advantages and disadvantages, examples of successful transactions, and the current prospects and challenges in the Russian market. What is SPAC? A SPAC is a company created specifically to raise capital through an initial public offering (IPO) and subsequently merge with a private company. Typically, a SPAC has no commercial operations or assets, apart from the funds raised....

... on expanding the export of engines for civil and military aviation, which helps strengthen Russia's positions in the global market. 5. Investment in Digitalization Use of artificial intelligence and big data analytics technologies to manage production ... ... Development of digital twins of engines that allow for virtual testing and enhance product reliability. Impact of the Company on the Russian Economy 1. Job Creation UEC employs more than 70,000 people, including highly qualified engineers, designers, and production ...

... opportunities this opens up for investors. Find out why a rate in the range of 100-105 rubles is considered comfortable and how to prepare for possible changes in the spring. Ruble on the Rise: Reasons for the Strengthening of the Russian Currency The Russian ruble is demonstrating strong positions in the currency market, driven by a range of economic and political factors. Experts highlight several key reasons contributing to the ruble's strengthening, along with forecasts for its future trends. Factors Influencing the Strengthening of the Ruble Stability of Foreign ...

... intensify efforts to revive its own nuclear industry. In addition, increased investment in closed nuclear cycle technology, which allows for more efficient use of uranium fuel, is possible. Impact on Russia Although the United States has been an important market for Russian uranium products, Russia has opportunities to redistribute its export flows. Diversification of export markets. Russia may redirect uranium exports to other markets, such as Asia and the Middle East, where demand for nuclear fuel is growing. For ...

... confidential memorandum to explore long-term pipeline gas supplies to Iran. While Gazprom has remained silent on this issue, Iranian officials revealed plans for a new gas pipeline system under the Caspian Sea to deliver up to 110 billion cubic meters of Russian gas annually to Iran and further to South Asian and Middle Eastern markets. “South Asia and the Middle East are markets with untapped demand. Gas consumption in these regions is often limited by supply constraints,” Gromov notes. “This effectively involves creating a ‘Caspian Stream’ system to replace the ...