... that may vary depending on the old and new jurisdictions: Decision-making: Company management conducts an analysis of risks, benefits, and costs associated with redomiciliation and makes a decision accordingly. Legal formalities: The company submits an ... ... subsidiaries in 2022, bringing them under Russian jurisdiction to mitigate sanctions risks and maintain access to assets. Finam Investment Company: One of the leading investment companies transferred part of its business to friendly countries to ensure uninterrupted ...

... networks. Major players in the market include large energy companies such as RusHydro, Gazprom Neft, and Rosneft, which are investing in the development of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. Details are available on Sergey Tereshkin's ... ... electric vehicles over internal combustion engine cars, including fuel cost savings, subsidies, and free parking. With such benefits, electric vehicle sales have significant potential, he says. Moreover, the availability of EVCSs in Russia is already ...

... blockchain tokens into their products. For instance, Square Enix has stated that it intends to make NFTs a part of its games and is investing in relevant projects. Overall, there is a growing expectation in the video game industry that this technology will open ... ... possible that NFTs will be integrated into projects subtly, offering new bonuses and conveniences, rather than solely financial benefits. Skeptics argue that the excitement surrounding tokens could be temporary: after peak interest in 2021-2022, enthusiasm ...

... of 37.40 rubles, the investor periodically receives this amount, with repayment of the principal at the bond’s maturity. Benefits of Bonds for Businesses: No Mandatory Collateral: Unlike bank loans, bonds do not require collateral. Diverse Investor ... ... credit history. Absence of ongoing lawsuits that could impact business operations. Positive assessment of the company’s investment attractiveness based on financial metrics like NPV, IRR, and ROI. Why Oil Resource Group Is Issuing Bonds We are ...

... proportional increase in MET. AIT became a sort of bargaining chip, introduced in 2019, offering oil companies the opportunity to reduce their tax burden for depleted West Siberian fields and new fields in East Siberia requiring substantial infrastructure investments. In turn, AIT allowed the Ministry of Finance to partially address the issue of growing MET benefits, which had made the Tax Code increasingly resemble a geologist’s reference book. While in 2019, the share of AIT in Russia's taxable oil production stood at 9%, by 2023, it had reached 52% (as reported by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander ...