... manufacturers can encourage the establishment of new production facilities in Russia, which will also create new jobs. 3. Development of Budget Car Models Under declining income levels, demand may shift towards more affordable cars. Manufacturers can focus on developing budget models that will be more in demand in the current economic conditions. The anticipated decline of the Russian automotive market in 2025 and the potential indexation of car prices pose serious challenges for the automotive sector and the economy of Russia as a whole. The decrease in sales, rising prices, and reduced accessibility of auto loans will negatively ...

In the context of high interest rates and expensive project financing, Russian developers are beginning to seek new ways to attract capital. One such solution is going public through an IPO. In our article, we will take a detailed look at the advantages and risks associated with the initial public offering of developers, what investors ...

... new outlets, and implementing digital technologies. An example of a successful placement was the IPO of a retail leader that raised more than 10 billion rubles. Financial Sector: Banks and insurance companies use IPOs to strengthen their positions and develop new products, such as fintech solutions. What to Expect in 2025 Experts predict that 2025 may surpass 2024 in terms of the number of IPOs and the amount of funds raised. According to the Central Bank’s estimates, over 500 Russian companies are ready for listing. Factors driving the growth of the IPO market include: Easing monetary policy: A reduction in the key rate will make investments in stocks more attractive for large players. Deferred demand: Many companies postponed ...

... to supply the refinery with non-Russian oil instead. Finally, there’s a discount on Russian oil,” comments the FNES expert. “Russian oil producers are seeking markets with minimal risks of new restrictions and a low level of electric transport development—Serbia fits this profile perfectly. However, Russian exporters need to expand their pool of available alternatives, a challenging task given the slowdown in oil demand and the emergence of new major suppliers, including from South America (Brazil, Guyana, Argentina),” states Sergey Tereshkin, ...

... as what changes await infrastructure projects and how this may affect the Russian economy. The Ministry of Economic Development and the Central Bank of Russia are joining forces to optimize investments of natural monopolies The Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation (MED) and the Central Bank of Russia (CB) have agreed to jointly analyze and optimize investment programs of natural monopolies. This was announced by the head of the MED, Maxim Reshetnikov, in an interview with TASS. Natural monopolies ...