... reported strong revenue growth for Q2 2025 (in compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards, IFRS)—according to the company, revenue increased by double digits due to an expanded product range and rising order volumes. Although Ozon's net profit remains elusive, investors positively reacted to the reduction of losses and improvement in key operational metrics. Ozon's shares on the Moscow Exchange could rise if the market perceives the results as signs of a return to sustainable growth ...

... Q2 and the first half of 2025 (the board meeting was specifically rescheduled to July 22). The European banking sector has recently benefited from rising interest rates, which have increased interest income. However, analysts expect that UniCredit's net profit could see a slight decrease compared to last year's record level – within mid-single digits – due to the stabilization of net interest margins and the absence of one-off gains from the previous year. Important metrics will include lending dynamics ...

... risks are important, it is advisable to rely on high-yield ruble bonds (OFZ, corporate) and deposits. However, if a greater profit is desired and some patience is available, part of the portfolio can be allocated to stocks and global financial instruments ... ... asset classes, currencies, and timeframes. Remember about tax incentives: IIAs and deductions of 13–15% can help increase net yields on bonds and funds. Be objective and measured: analyze forecasts for the key rate, inflation, and global trends. Keep ...

... negatively impact the stability of banks due to the increased cost of capital and constraints on lending volumes. 3. Impact on Bank Profits Despite the high yields on deposits, the financial results of several banks are already showing a decline. The net profit of banks such as Sovcombank and MKB has significantly decreased. Sovcombank reported a profit drop of more than 50% compared to last year, while MKB's profit fell by 30%. The deterioration in financial indicators is attributed to rising liabilities ...

... your company. Cost Approach: This method is based on assessing the value of the company's assets, minus its liabilities. The Net Asset method determines the value of all company assets (e.g., real estate, equipment, intellectual property) and subtracts ... ... Value Numerous factors can influence a company's value, including both internal and external aspects. Financial Indicators: Profit and Revenue. Companies with stable profits and growing revenues typically have a higher value. Debt Load. High debt can ...