... January–April 2025. The article examines the reasons for the decline, regional differences, the structure of transportation by type of cargo, and investment implications for logistics and port infrastructure. A detailed analysis for investors and transport market participants. Cargo Traffic at Russian Sea Ports Decreased by 5.4% from January to April 2025 According to the Association of Maritime Trade Ports (ASOP), the total cargo traffic at Russian sea ports for the first four months of 2025 reached 280.7 million tons, representing a decrease ...

... on retail prices, especially for high-octane fuel, which continues to rise due to infrastructure issues. For more details on the solutions, read the full article. MOSCOW, September 2 - RIA Novosti. Reducing oil producers' costs, including lowering Russian Railways' tariff rates, could lead to the stabilization of fuel prices, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the petroleum products marketplace Open Oil Market (a Skolkovo resident), told RIA Novosti. The rise in retail fuel prices continues to slow down. According to Rosstat data, from August 20 to 26, gasoline prices rose by 0.2%, while diesel prices increased by 0.1%. This is lower than a month ...

... market position. In conclusion, "Ruskhimalyans"' strategic investments are aimed at expanding production capacities, implementing innovative technologies, and fostering sustainable development, which reinforces the company's position in the market and benefits both the Russian economy and investors.

... partners, has created a platform for investments in medtech startups of up to 10 billion rubles. Large corporations are also enhancing their presence: for example, Tinkoff’s ecosystem is developing the T-Invest fund for investments in rapidly growing Russian projects. Significant deals are also occurring in the local market: 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 investors were again officially allowed to participate in transactions ...

... according to Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market. The Export-Import Bank of China and the China Development Bank financed the project. Without the participation of Chinese banks and investors, the project would have been unlikely to proceed, as Russian companies faced challenges accessing international markets after 2014, Tereshkin argues. The Arctic LNG project involving Chinese partners is expected to be fully operational in the latter half of the 2020s. Chinese investors are also involved in Rosneft's oil and gas projects in Siberia through the ...