... uninterrupted delivery of goods. Own Fleet: More than 10,000 trucks, which reduces logistics costs and increases delivery efficiency. Automation Technologies: Utilization of inventory management systems and data analysis to minimize logistics expenses. 3. Own Brands (Private Labels) Assortment: Food products, household chemicals, cosmetics, and home goods. Competitive Advantage: Own brands allow the company to maintain low prices and attract customers, increasing customer loyalty. Main Investment Directions ...

... such a specialist can be quite costly. To save costs, consider opening a franchise. This approach provides an established business plan and strategy. Hiring staff is then the primary requirement, allowing for immediate revenue generation. A popular brand does not necessitate significant investment in advertising, as its name will naturally attract customers. The experience gained can later facilitate the opening of a new establishment independent of any brand. Deciding who will manage the establishment ...

... medicine. Let’s delve into each area in more detail. E-commerce Online shopping is gaining momentum. This is due to its convenience as well as the cost benefits for consumers. Frequently, prices in online stores are significantly lower than those in branded boutiques or shopping malls, while the quality of the products remains unchanged, especially for branded items. In addition to making purchases, users have the option to order home delivery of products. Consequently, they do not even have to leave ...

... (profitability, liquidity, debt burden, etc.) and comparing them with competitors' indicators or industry averages. The qualitative part focuses on intangible aspects: the quality of management, the company's competitive advantages, its business model, brand and reputation in the market. There are several classic approaches that investors use, combining both types of analysis: Comparative analysis. This method involves comparing key indicators and prices of different companies. For example, an investor ...

... inflated but does not set price ceilings. Gas stations purchase fuel in bulk at oil depots, on exchanges, and from refineries (NPPs). When wholesale prices rise significantly and rapidly, an increase in retail prices becomes unavoidable. The AI-95 gasoline brand has notably excelled, reaching an all-time high on Monday, August 4, exceeding 77,000 rubles per ton. By August 6, the price for this grade had risen to 78,816 rubles per ton. The AI-92 brand is currently trading at a more modest 67,620 rubles per ...