... differences between direct listings and IPOs, along with their advantages and disadvantages for companies and investors. What is a Direct Listing? A direct listing is a process whereby a company goes public without engaging underwriters and issuing new shares. Instead, the existing shares of the company become available for trading on the stock exchange. This approach allows shareholders, including founders, employees, and early investors, to sell their stake on the open market immediately following ...

Genetiko is launching an additional share issue (SPO) at a price of 34 rubles per share. This strategic decision is aimed at raising capital to expand genetic research, enter international markets and develop innovative drugs for the treatment of orphan diseases. In this article, we will ...

... Guide for Investors and Entrepreneurs Introduction: Why Invest in Startups and What Are Venture Capital Investments Venture capital investments are investments in young, promising companies (startups) at early stages of development in exchange for a share in the business. The word "venture" is translated from English as "risky enterprise", and this reflects the essence of such investments: they are associated with increased risk, but in case of success, they can bring the investor ...

... giants to consumer goods manufacturers. Below is a structured overview of the financial results of major companies that will release their reports before the market opens (premarket) and after it closes (aftermarket). The expected EPS (earnings per share) and revenue estimates from analysts are provided, along with a brief commentary from analysts for investors on key factors and potential market reactions. This detailed analysis will assist investors in determining where to focus their attention ...

... framework agreement for a ceasefire in Ukraine, involving the freezing of the conflict and establishing current lines of control. These signals have rekindled hopes for compromise. As a result, investors reassessed their most pessimistic scenarios: shares of defense sector companies on Western exchanges decreased (a sign of belief in the potential reduction of military risks), while emerging market assets rallied. The Russian market reacted particularly vigorously: the Moscow Exchange index surged ...