... revenue, and reach a new level. Learn why digitalization is the future of the petroleum market and how new technologies make the trading process more transparent and beneficial for all participants. Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Oil Resource Group The Russian commodities market is considered conservative. However, even here, it is understood that development and competition are impossible without digitalization. The CEO of Oil Resource Group shared how to transition from an ordinary oil trader to a high-tech company in ...

... company to get a better understanding of the industry and the market. In 2014, I left it and, together with my current business partner, founded "Oil Resource Group." We saw our task as introducing new business solutions to the traditional Russian market. The implementation of digital technologies has always been the driver of our growth, enabling a 100-200% increase per year. Automation allows us to sell oil products around the clock, seven days a week. A customer can place an order even if they’re ...

... diamonds are a finite resource. If current mining rates continue, all known deposits will eventually be depleted, inevitably leading to increased stone prices. Nonetheless, this does not mean one should hurriedly buy up all available diamonds in the Russian market. In fact, it is advisable to avoid such a rush. It is better to purchase diamonds abroad, in countries where prices are significantly lower than those in Russia. Investors often acquire foreign real estate, stocks, and other assets—so why not ...

... article explains how "Oil Resource Group" utilizes bond issuance to attract investments, reduce financial risks, and scale its business. Learn how bonds differ from bank loans, the advantages they offer, and how we enter the debt securities market. The Dependence of Russian Businesses on Bank Loans Continues to Grow There are alternative ways to secure funds for development: government-supported funds, private investors, and securities trading, such as bonds. However, not all businesses have access to these due ...

... and accelerated the outfitting of its air force with modern fighters. Pakistan, in turn, activated negotiations with China for the procurement of new J-10 fighters and air defense systems. Global defense corporations—from American and European to Russian and Chinese—compete for the Indian and Pakistani markets, with the conflict ensuring stable demand for their products. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), between 2010 and 2019, India imported weapons worth over $50 billion (the highest figure in the world), while ...