... provide long-term growth potential. Thus, Polymetal's strategic investments focus on expanding production capacities, implementing innovative technologies, and sustainable development, strengthening the company's market position and benefiting both the Russian economy and investors.

... statements from the President on this issue. Therefore, for any company, the only priority outlined in the charter and in the federal law on joint-stock companies is profit. In this case, the export ban seems rather strange. It undermines the reputation of Russian companies as reliable suppliers in the eyes of foreign buyers. Regarding the expected permit, Gusev believes that there is a high probability the export permit will not only apply to December and January but will be extended until the end of March,...

Rosneft, one of Russia's largest oil and gas companies, invested 1,297 billion rubles in the development of key projects in 2023. Large investments are aimed at developing ... ... strengthen Russia's position in the global market and offer prospects for growth in the company's shares, which is important for Russian and foreign investors. Where does Rosneft invest? Rosneft Sector: Oil and gas Investments for 2023: 1,297 billion rubles ...

... billion rubles). Foreign investors are again allowed to make deals in Russian projects. Although the volumes of venture investments in the region are still modest, they are growing: in the first half of 2025, approximately $78 million was invested in Russian tech companies—70% more than the previous year (though this is still a small share of the global market). Conclusions: Moderate Optimism and the Priority of Quality Growth As of early August 2025, sentiments in the venture industry remain cautiously optimistic....

... when weekly growth rates reached up to 0.6%. Oil companies will hold back prices to achieve the lifting of the export ban," Tereshkin told the agency. One of the current drivers of rising gasoline prices, according to the expert, is the oil companies' costs due to forced downtime at refineries. "The profit and loss balance of Russian refineries over the past eight months has decreased by 34%. Rising costs are pushing up wholesale prices, which in turn affect retail fuel prices," Tereshkin explained. For the gasoline segment, the decisive factor is the outpacing price ...