... companies in the Russian economy, with many firms preferring private funding or loans. Nevertheless, due to integration with global markets and the increasing demand for capital, SPOs are becoming more widespread. International experience suggests that as financial markets develop, the share of additional offerings will grow. For comparison, in major economies, every third IPO company eventually conducts at least one follow-on offering to support growth. In Russia, such data is less accessible, but there is a trend ...

... shares. For companies, this is an opportunity to attract capital for growth and strengthening their positions in the market, and for investors, a chance to become shareholders of a promising business on favorable terms. In the conditions of the Russian market, pre-IPO requires careful preparation, financial audit, improved corporate governance and compliance with all legal requirements. The Open Oil Market company is actively preparing to enter the stock exchange. Details about the pre-IPO can be found on our landing page or the official website....

... support through Skolkovo programs, while also offering investment opportunities in the Russian market accounting for the current macroeconomic conditions. Choosing promising companies for investment requires careful analysis based on evaluations of financial performance, market position, and external factors such as the economic environment and political risks. The example of Open Oil Market illustrates that even under stringent regulations, it is possible to successfully enter the market and create value for investors....

... expansion, or entry into new markets. For investors, this represents an opportunity to acquire stakes in a company at its early stages and potentially profit from its value growth following the public listing. Today, IPOs remain one of the key events in financial markets, attracting the attention of both novice speculators and conservative investors: the former hope for a sharp price increase, while the latter view the new issuance as a means of diversifying their portfolios. In this article, we will examine the ...

... offer lower rates compared to smaller commercial banks. This enables smaller organizations to attract a significant amount of individual funds, thereby ensuring their profitability. A rate that exceeds the market average may indicate the following: Market penetration. The financial institution is newly entering the market or expanding into a new region. A higher rate allows them to draw in new depositors. Financing. Funds are being raised to allocate capital for another project. Credit. To open a new line of credit or ...