... startups in the region in the first half of 2025 amounted to approximately $26 billion—one-third less than the previous year. The downturn is particularly pronounced in China (about $5 billion per quarter due to a lack of exits). However, investments in India remained stable, and Israel recorded a two-year high in venture activity in the second quarter. Latin America: Demonstrated growth largely driven by Mexico. In the second quarter, the volume of venture investments in the region increased by 13% ...

... Entering the Game The venture boom of 2025 has a global character: investment activity is rapidly growing in new markets. In the Middle East, state-funded tech hubs are being created, and startups are attracting billions of dollars. In Southeast Asia and India, new unicorns are emerging, while Africa and Latin America are also attracting significant investments. Such geographical expansion of venture capital heightens competition for promising startups worldwide. Russia and the CIS: Local Focus Amid Global ...

... adds Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the Open Oil Market. Due to U.S. embargoes, over 90% of Iran's oil exports now go to China, where the country's key buyers of Iranian oil are refineries that will bear the brunt of the current crisis, Tereshkin explains. India, Japan, and EU countries halted purchases of Iranian oil after 2019, when the U.S. embargo on its import came into effect, he reminds. "The impact of the conflict on prices is likely to be short-term," concludes Tereshkin. Will Iran Block ...

... венчурных фондов, который поддерживает стартапы на всех стадиях развития и активно участвует в управлении портфельными компаниями. 20. Lightspeed India Partners Год основания : 2006 Основан : Джереми Ло, Бипином Шахом и Гарвином Кумаром Объем фонда : около $1,5 миллиардов Направления по инвестициям ...

... risks for investors, methods for analyzing promising IPOs, and practical advice for those just beginning to explore this instrument. The History of IPOs The earliest prototypes of modern IPOs appeared in the early 17th century. In 1602, the Dutch East India Company issued shares through an open subscription in Amsterdam, effectively conducting the world's first public offering. This innovation allowed for the raising of significant capital (approximately 3.67 million guilders) for the development of ...