...,” recognizable brands, and prospects for rapid revenue growth are particularly popular. Institutional investors primarily evaluate companies based on fundamental indicators—revenue, EBITDA, profitability, management quality, and transparency of reporting. It is the institutional investors who will ensure significant demand for IPOs when they are confident in the quality of the business model. At the same time, retail (“private investors”) can soften the “drop” in quotes immediately after ...

... the Blockchain Market As the blockchain and decentralized finance (DeFi) industries accelerate their growth, major venture capital funds are increasingly investing in startups capable of transforming the technological and financial landscape. A recent report from DropsTab dated May 2, 2025, highlights a series of high-profile funding rounds completed by funds such as Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Paradigm, Multicoin Capital, YZi Labs, DWF Labs, Blockchain Capital, Polychain, Framework Ventures, 1kx, ...

... representatives of the technology sector that heavily depends on Chinese smartphone manufacturers. In the last fiscal year, approximately 46% of the company's revenue came from Chinese clients. Following a downturn in the smartphone market, Qualcomm reported a recovery: in the first half of 2024, sales of chips to Chinese OEM brands increased by 40%. However, any escalation in the trade war (e.g., new tariffs) poses a threat to these sales and could impact Qualcomm’s profits and those of other ...

... dividends/capital gains) will enhance interest from both sides of the market. Lowering the tax burden for participants in placements will make going public cheaper. Deregulation and Simplification of Procedures. Reducing bureaucratic requirements for reporting and approvals during IPOs, along with expediting listing procedures, will lower issuer costs. There are proposals to simplify access to the exchange for medium-sized companies and to register new securities more quickly. This could include the ...

... visible in the personal account—from order confirmation to shipment. Buyers can track order status and receive automatic notifications. All documentation for the transaction is stored electronically, making it easy to monitor obligations and complete reporting. Reliability and Security. Major B2B platforms carefully vet suppliers, reducing the risks of counterfeiting or delivery disruptions. Transactions occur within a legal framework—official contracts are concluded, and data is protected. Buyers ...