... (drones, AI, robotics, and other high-tech areas). Besides government institutions, private players have started to show activity: for example, venture firm Kama Flow launched a new fund of 10 billion rubles for investments in mature startups. Even under sanctions, the market is seeking opportunities to fund priority technologies and is striving to cultivate its own successful "unicorns." Simultaneously, some regional startups are reaching new heights. For instance, the Krasnodar foodtech project ...

... AI, robotics, and other high-tech areas). Alongside state institutions, private players have started becoming active: for example, the venture firm Kama Flow launched a new fund worth 10 billion rubles for investments in mature startups. Even amidst sanctions, the market is seeking ways to finance priority technologies and aims to nurture its own successful "unicorns." Meanwhile, certain regional startups are reaching a new level. For example, the Krasnodar-based food tech project Qummy ...

... robotics, and other high-tech areas). In addition to government institutions, private players are also beginning to show activity: for example, the venture firm Kama Flow launched a new fund of 10 billion rubles for investing in mature startups. Even under sanctions, the market is seeking opportunities to finance priority technologies and aims to cultivate its own successful "unicorns." At the same time, some regional startups are reaching a new level. For instance, the Krasnodar food tech project ...

... from the state bank PSB, targeting a volume of around 12 billion rubles for investments in dual-use projects — from drones and artificial intelligence to robotics. PSB is a cornerstone investor in this fund, also attracting private capital; even amid sanctions, the market seeks opportunities to finance prioritized technologies and nurture its own unicorns. Simultaneously, some regional startups are hitting new levels. For instance, the Krasnodar food tech project Qummy raised 440 million rubles at ...

... participation of the state bank PSB, targeting around 12 billion rubles for investments in dual-use projects — from drones and artificial intelligence to robotics. The PSB acts as the anchor investor for this fund, also attracting private capital; even amid sanctions, the market is seeking ways to finance priority technologies and cultivate its own unicorns. Concurrently, some regional startups are reaching new heights. For instance, the Krasnodar foodtech project Qummy raised 440 million rubles at a valuation ...