... petrochemicals at producer prices and receive them conveniently—either through self-pickup or delivery. The platform brings together suppliers, buyers, and carriers on one platform. "The marketplace covers several regions of Central Russia. We are negotiating with vertically integrated oil companies to involve them in our platform, alongside independent companies. By reducing the number of intermediaries, these companies will be able to sell their products at higher prices, while buyers will benefit ...

... binding, but it specifies key points: pre-money valuation of the company, investment volume, investor share, investor rights (for example, a seat on the board of directors, veto power on certain decisions), and estimated deal closing dates. Exclusivity of negotiations and confidentiality may also be stipulated at this stage. Due Diligence. This stage is a detailed check of the startup. The investor (and/or invited experts) studies all aspects of the business: financial indicators (accounting, debts, expense ...

... Price Stabilization The latest review of the fuel and energy sector examines key events and trends as of July 27, 2025. The global oil market is showing cautious price growth, with Brent crude stabilizing around $70 per barrel amid optimism in trade negotiations and coordinated actions by producers. European gas storage facilities continue to fill at record rates, reducing risks for the upcoming winter. In the Russian domestic market, emergency measures are being implemented to stabilize fuel prices: ...

... out) effect among market participants. However, the high level of valuations (the S&P 500 price-to-earnings ratio is approaching 22–23 versus a historical norm of about 16) prompts investors to remain vigilant: any disappointment – whether in trade negotiations or Fed comments – could trigger increased volatility. Europe: Neutral Dynamics and Trade Agreements European stock markets closed the week relatively calmly. The pan-European STOXX 600 index hovered around the 547-point mark, virtually ...

... around recent peaks (~$72–73 per barrel, above the psychologically important mark of $72). U.S. WTI is holding steady around $69–70 per barrel. Several factors are contributing to the price increases: Trade truce and rising demand. Progress in trade negotiations between major economies has improved market sentiment. Washington and Brussels have reached a framework agreement that has avoided a new tariff war: agreements have been made to reduce duties and increase U.S. energy exports to Europe, bolstering ...