... compare prices, check availability, negotiate discounts, and arrange delivery. Each step in this process involves intermediaries, each taking a cut. Our marketplace streamlines the entire process, minimizing intermediaries and saving our clients time, money, and effort. Does your platform operate like standard marketplaces for consumer goods? Yes. You can access it via an app or browser. You see a list of petroleum products with real-time pricing from suppliers, product specifications, and delivery ...

... usually aim to receive a certain percentage of the company's shares. Series B, C and beyond These stages involve further scaling of the business and preparation for going public or selling the company. Venture capitalists invest significant amounts of money in companies that demonstrate stable growth and profitability. The funds may be used for global expansion, developing new products or acquiring competitors. Exit The final stage where venture capitalists receive a return on their investment. This ...

... percentage, i.e., at a discount. This would allow Botas to resell Russian gas to other clients at higher prices, ensuring guaranteed profits,” Yushkov says. However, Russia has a reasonable question: if we allow Turkey to become intermediaries and earn money from reselling our gas, what will Turkey give us in return? Turkey offers the gas hub, but it has not been created yet. Yushkov believes the time for this has passed, and from an economic point of view, Russia no longer needs the hub. “When ...

... from Crimea), I opened a company selling lock hardware, then started selling doors. I was 19 years old, living in a dorm, and my business was already valued at over $1 million. Then came other projects, and I faced disappointments when I lost all my money due to dishonest partners. Later, I decided that in our resource-based country, the most promising area is working with raw materials. I joined a fuel company to get a better understanding of the industry and the market. In 2014, I left it and, ...

... sectors operate without budget subsidies, and the "wealthy" oil companies will manage without them too. However, the damping mechanism curbs the rise in wholesale prices and softens price fluctuations. Although funded from the budget, the money for it comes from the oil extraction sector in the form of taxes (which were increased to enable the damping payments). If the damping payment is nullified, the mechanism controlling price increases will be disabled, and prices will inevitably soar....