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Secondary Public Offerings (SPO)

... begins trading freely, investors receive shares only through brokers after the offering, rather than immediately. This could involve a brief waiting period before the shares are reflected in the account. Therefore, the benefits of participating in an SPO lie in new investment opportunities and a relatively formal purchasing procedure, but it is crucial for investors to carefully analyze potential drawbacks. High returns may be offset by additional risks associated with both the financial instrument itself and the ...

Overview of Genetico's Additional Share Offering: Goals and Prospects

... 17.88 rubles per share, which constituted 12% of the authorized capital. The successful IPO enabled the company to raise capital for development and bolster its position in the Russian market of genetic research, as well as for further advancements in biotechnology. 2. Objectives of the Additional Share Issuance According to the company's statement, the SPO is aimed at raising additional capital that will be allocated to the following key areas: Development of Genetic Services: Investments will enhance and expand the current services offered by the company, as well as increase accessibility to genetic testing for the population. Entering International Markets: Part of the raised funds is planned to be used for international ...

Doubling the Capitalization of the Russian Stock Market by 2030: IPOs of ₽1.28 Trillion Annually

... essentially doubling the current level. With GDP projected to be around ₽201 trillion in 2024, this indicates a substantial increase in capitalization from the current ~₽53–62... ... placement volumes by 20 times, necessitating a significant increase in issuer activity and investment interest. Fundamental Analysis: Current Market and IPO Landscape Today, the... ... large companies (e.g., Sberbank, VTB, Rosneft, etc.) and bring them to market through SPO or IPOs, thereby enriching the stock market. According to NAUFOR, the exit of private...