... such as the CIS countries, are striving to catch a new wave of growth despite external constraints. The overall picture indicates a resumption of global venture capital boom, although market participants remain cautious and selective. Below are key events and trends defining the current venture market agenda as of July 29, 2025: Ongoing IPO market revival. Successful initial public offerings (IPOs) and new applications from tech "unicorns" confirm that the long-awaited "window" ...

... markets, such as those in the CIS, are eager to catch the new wave of growth despite external constraints. The overall picture indicates a resurgence of the global venture boom, although market participants remain cautious and selective. Below are key events and trends defining the current venture market agenda as of July 30, 2025: Ongoing surge in the IPO market. Successful IPOs and new filings from tech "unicorns" confirm that the long-awaited "window" for exits remains open. ...

... countries are striving to catch the new wave of growth despite external constraints. The overall picture points to a revival of the global venture boom, although market participants remain cautious and selective in their project choices. Below are key events and trends shaping the venture market agenda as of July 31, 2025: The continuing revival of IPO activity. Successful public offerings and new filings from tech "unicorns" confirm that the long-awaited "window" for IPOs remains ...

... an impact on the global market of oil products. Such problems induce market participants to look for ways of creation strong, mutually beneficial relations between sellers and customers of oil products in the long term. One of the possible courses of events is the use of the principles of the digital economy, which are expressed in the development of digital platforms for the oil market. Within the framework of this article, the authors were faced with the following question: is the development of ...

... and assessing market interest. Companies discuss their strategies and answer investors’ questions. In international practice, such presentations are mandatory; in Russia, they may be more limited, although large offerings often include a series of events for analysts and major clients. Book-building. One common method of selling shares is so-called book-building. Investors submit bids to purchase a certain number of shares at various price levels. Based on these bids, the organizers assess demand ...