... an IPO—this case demonstrates the seriousness of even regional initiatives. Additionally, a government fund, Qazaqstan Venture Group, was established in Kazakhstan with a volume of $1 billion to support AI startups. In July 2025, Russia also eased regulations for foreign investors: they were allowed to acquire shares in domestic companies and freely withdraw funds. These steps are aimed at reviving international investments and integrating into the global venture capital market. While the scale of the venture market in the region is still relatively modest, the groundwork for future growth is gradually being laid. Investors are shifting their attention towards more mature projects with proven business models, while the ...

... revenues—remains a complex task for authorities and fuel companies. Market participants are closely monitoring the situation: oil companies are already experiencing pressure from increased taxes and sanctions restrictions, and any changes in subsidy or export regulation could impact their financial stability. Gas Sector: Europe Stockpiles Reserves and Changes Routes The European gas market is approaching the end of summer with solid stockpile indicators. Gas storage facilities (GSG) in the EU are filled to more than 72% of total capacity by early August, significantly exceeding average levels from previous years at this date. EU ...

... prices, in contrast, tended to rise sharply during the harvest season. However, this year, the key market influence has been reduced gasoline production caused by damage to refinery infrastructure, according to the expert. "To stabilize the fuel market, it is necessary to increase the production of petroleum products. However, this is not entirely within the power of oil companies or regulators," the expert concluded. Since March 1, Russia has had a ban on exporting gasoline abroad, except to EAEU countries. At the end of May, the ban was temporarily lifted, but in August, it was reinstated. The government decided to extend ...

... we will explore what redomiciliation is, its purposes, how it is carried out, and what examples can be drawn from the Russian market. What Is Redomiciliation? Redomiciliation is the process of transferring a company's legal address from one jurisdiction ... ... maintaining its status as a legal entity. The primary goal of redomiciliation is to adapt the company to changes in legislation, tax regulation, or the political situation. It is important to note that during redomiciliation: The company retains its assets, liabilities,...

... brands and threatens their market share. Intensified Competition in China: The Chinese market, where German brands have traditionally held strong positions, is under intense pressure from local EV manufacturers like BYD and Nio, who are rapidly gaining market share. Environmental Regulations and the Shift to EVs: Stringent environmental standards and the transition to electric vehicles demand extensive investment. This technological shift adds financial strain for traditional automakers, who must overhaul their production processes....