... Impact on investors: analysis of prospects and risks 1. Exchange status Lenta is a public company, whose shares are available for trading on international and Russian stock exchanges. Ticker and exchanges: The company's shares are listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the Moscow Exchange (MOEX) under the ticker LENTA. This makes it accessible to both private and institutional investors. Investment attractiveness: Presence on international exchanges ensures the company's transparency, regular publication of financial statements ...

Gas prices in Moscow have reached a record high, marking a significant event for both drivers and ... ... World prices for oil and petroleum products remained relatively high in 2025, and the exchange rate of the national currency is not as strong as before, increasing ruble... ... structural changes are needed to prevent annual price spikes. This includes developing stock trading and competition, improving the dampener mechanism, stimulating domestic...

... NYSE, provide high liquidity, enabling companies to attract significant capital. High liquidity also facilitates more stable stock pricing, which is important for investors. The U.S. market attracts international investors, allowing companies to broaden their shareholder base and access global capital. Russian IPO: Liquidity on the Moscow Exchange is significantly lower than on American exchanges, which may limit capital-raising opportunities. The volatility of the ...

... a rise in demand and an expansion of product lines. Rising costs remain a risk factor; however, the strengthening ruble mitigates price pressure on imported components, slowing inflation acceleration in the sector. Stock Market The situation in the stock market remains cautious. The Moscow Exchange index fluctuates within a narrow range, supported by a level of approximately 2600–2700 points, reflecting mixed economic signals. On one hand, the stabilization of the services sector and hopes for industrial recovery support investor optimism....

... investors. Examples of the use of the lock-up period in the Russian IPO market In the Russian market, lock-up is also an important tool for IPOs of large companies, supporting the share price and stabilizing the market in the first months after entering the stock exchange. Here are some well-known examples: 1. Sovcomflot (2020) In October 2020, Russia's largest shipping company Sovcomflot held an IPO on the Moscow Exchange. As part of this placement, a 90-day lock-up period was established for the company's main shareholders and top management. This restriction helped stabilize stock prices in the first months after the IPO. 2. Ozon (2020) In December 2020,...