... instance, Chinese battery maker CATL raised approximately $5.2 billion, indicating that investors in the region are again willing to actively participate in public offerings. Other heavyweights are also listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, such as chip developer Montage Technology, which plans to raise up to $1 billion, highlighting the resurgence of IPO activity at least on Asian platforms. The situation is also improving in the U.S. and Europe. American fintech unicorn Chime recently successfully debuted on the stock exchange, rising more than 30% on its first day of trading and becoming one of ...

... capital. The investment boom is reaching new markets—from the Gulf States and South Asia to Africa and Latin America—creating their own technological ecosystems. Local focus (Russia and the CIS). Despite limitations, new funds and initiatives for developing local startup ecosystems are drawing investor attention to the region. The IPO Wave Gains Momentum: The "Window" for Going Public Remains Open The global market for initial public offerings (IPOs) has confidently revived after a prolonged lull. In Asia, Hong Kong has initiated a new wave of IPOs: in recent weeks, a ...

... accelerators to giant investment funds focused on technology investments. In Southeast and South Asia, there is a surge in entrepreneurial activity: India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and other countries in the region are seeing growth in later rounds and upcoming IPOs, reflecting the dynamics of their rapidly developing digital economies. In just the past few weeks, several Indian startups have closed funding rounds worth tens and hundreds of millions of dollars, and a number of unicorns in the region have announced plans to become public companies. Africa ...

... spreading to new markets — from the Gulf countries and South Asia to Africa and Latin America — forming their own tech ecosystems there. Local focus (Russia and the CIS). Despite restrictions, new funds and initiatives are emerging in the region to develop startup ecosystems, attracting investor attention to the local market. The IPO Wave Continues: The Window to Go Public Remains Open The global primary public offerings (IPO) market has confidently revived and is gaining momentum after a prolonged lull. In Asia, Hong Kong has initiated a new wave of IPOs: in recent weeks, several ...

... company's foresight. It is also telling that current shareholders do not plan to sell their stakes—this is always a positive sign for investors, indicating confidence in the company's future growth. Of course, it is important to consider the risks. Developing production, especially in the context of current economic uncertainty, is always a complex task. The success of the IPO will depend on how effectively Lambumiz can execute its stated plans and maintain the projected growth rates. However, if the company is able to achieve its goals, this project could become one of the brightest stories on the Russian stock market....