... Focus Amid Global Trends Despite external constraints, active steps are being taken in Russia and neighboring countries to develop their own startup ecosystems in line with... .... Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF-2025), a new venture fund from PSB Bank was announced in partnership with others — targeting around 12 billion rubles... ... are becoming active: for example, the venture firm Kama Flow has launched a new fund of 10 billion rubles for investments in mature startups. Even under sanctions, the market...

... multiple sectors, including the investment sector. Many entrepreneurs are turning to external investors for funding instead of opting for traditional bank loans. The global economy is currently undergoing significant changes, primarily driven by the crisis that has affected ... ... the entrepreneur's activities can be found on his website: www.org-company.ru . Market Changes Statistics indicate that in Russia, the majority of private enterprises have average capitalization. The business owners are typically under 50 years old,...

... are confident in the quality of the business model. At the same time, retail (“private investors”) can soften the “drop” in quotes immediately after placement: initially, they tend toward speculative exits, as evidenced by analysis from the Bank of Russia. In forming demand for the issuer's shares, analysts highlight two factors: the presence of a recognizable brand among consumers and prospective growth indicators. Companies that are already represented on the shelves of chain pharmacies and marketplaces ...

... Russian economy is going through a difficult period. Domestic investors are reluctant to trust their funds to companies, while banking institutions are significantly reducing lending. As a result, the situation in the internal market is exacerbating. Companies are facing a severe shortage of financing. The Russian economy is currently experiencing a challenging period. Domestic investors are reluctant to entrust ... ... organization's profitability. Foreign direct investments are attracted by both domestic and foreign companies that have branches within Russia. This type of cooperation has numerous features as well as advantages. To help navigate this type of investment, Sergey ...

... but there is no guarantee that this will repeat in H2 2025. Much depends on currency policy and oil prices (the key driver for currency revenues in Russia). Interest expenses are likely to remain high, given the tight monetary policy of the Central Bank of Russia; however, new sharp spikes are not expected unless the company increases its debt. Tax policy and regulatory risks. In the second half of the year, it is unlikely that the government will revert the exemptions akin to the increased MET (which Gazprom ...