... those of medium size, are not prepared for such extensive business restructuring. It is necessary not only to optimize processes but also to enhance the quality of financial reporting. Key risks include: High costs associated with preparing for an IPO (audit, legal support, marketing). The need to reduce share prices to generate investor interest. Increased demands for corporate governance and transparency. Current Examples and Prospects Some large Russian developers have already announced plans to ...

... efficiency. Example: Open Oil Market in the Russian Market One example of applying these criteria is the company Open Oil Market . In preparation for its pre-IPO , the company ensured transparency in financial reporting and successfully passed an audit, enhancing investor trust. The company’s strategy, focused on transparency and efficiency within a tightly regulated environment, allowed it to attract private investors and leverage government support through Skolkovo programs, while also offering ...

... certain part of the enterprise. The re-registration takes place at a notary office and the relevant authorities. Existing debts. The firm may harbor significant debts not reflected in its financial statements. Identifying these debts may require an audit, incurring additional financial costs. Poor reputation. The company may have a tarnished reputation with numerous negative reviews from real clients. Rectifying the situation can be quite challenging. Restoring goodwill requires time and effort,...

... the Company Group: Created a management company to issue bonds, with the entire group guaranteeing obligations. Obtained a Credit Rating: Received a RuB+ rating from Expert RA, a moderate rating but strong within the oil trading sector. Conducted Audits: Published consolidated financial statements. Engaged a Placement Organizer: This broker advised on documentation, conducted a business analysis, and forecasted our performance during the bond term. Registered on the St. Petersburg Exchange: ...

... mitigate issues, it can be prudent to involve a knowledgeable lawyer in the re-registration process. Assessing Prospects. Established businesses have documented revenue and expense reports, making it straightforward to assess their viability through an audit, which can be conducted independently if the necessary expertise is available. The situation is more complex with startups, where predicting future developments in today's environment is virtually impossible. Required Knowledge and Experience. It's ...