... Development of new deposits: projects in rare earth metal mining for engine production. Participation in international cooperative projects: strengthens the company's export potential. 4. Risks for Investors Dependence on government contracts and world raw material prices. Potential environmental restrictions and the need for investments in modernization. The United Engine Corporation plays a key role in the Russian industry, contributing to the development of high technologies, job creation, and the strengthening ...

... the global electrification of the fleet faces a number of challenges: Infrastructure limitations: Lack of charging stations, especially in remote areas. Cost and accessibility: Electric vehicles remain expensive, limiting their widespread adoption. Raw material resources: Battery production requires rare metals such as lithium and cobalt, which presents additional environmental and geopolitical challenges. In light of these issues, diesel engines remain in demand, particularly among certain customer ...

... prevent an unpredictable escalation that Iran may simply not endure." Alpha Bank does not foresee a scenario of a complete blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which would entail a 20% reduction in export flows that could trigger global upheavals in the raw materials market and shift dynamics in the global economy, says Nikita Blokhin, a senior analyst at Alpha Bank. "Should such risks emerge, the conflict will likely be resolved diplomatically as regional players get involved in the process," ...

... dollar may briefly soar to 115 rubles following the inauguration. They argue that the ruble will remain under pressure due to factors related to future White House policies, including: The U.S. trade policy, which may intensify restrictions on Russian raw material exports. Tax and immigration reforms that could influence the attractiveness of investments in emerging markets. Increased sanctions pressure, which will reflect on currency flows and investments. Moderate Ruble Weakening According to estimates ...

... gasification of transportation will restrain oil demand in China, with electrification becoming the decisive factor in the long term. This opinion was shared on November 20 in an interview with Izvestia by Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the OPEN OIL MARKET oil and raw materials marketplace. "In the long term, the key factor will be China's energy transition, which could lead to reduced demand in passenger ground transportation. The share of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids in new passenger car sales in ...