... main competitor in the ride-sharing market will also provide quarterly reports, offering additional insights into trends in passenger transport industries. Reports from Russian Companies OGK-2. A major Russian energy generation company (part of the Gazprom group) is expected to reveal its financial results for the first half of 2025 according to international financial reporting standards (IFRS) on August 6. Investors will assess OGK-2's results as an indicator of the state of the electricity sector ...

... technologies, which will have a positive impact on the competitiveness of Russian companies. Which companies will be leaders in this context? It is important for investors to pay attention to key companies from the energy and banking sectors, such as Gazprom, Sberbank and other industry leaders that initially suffered losses due to sanctions. Given that the lifting of restrictions can increase their export opportunities and strengthen the ruble, these companies can offer attractive terms for long-term ...

.... Ekaterina Kosareva noted that the main buyers of Russian oil today are China and India, which absorb the vast majority of this resource. “All consequences from the loss of the European market were already played out by Russia and particularly by Gazprom following the 2023 financial report. At that point, Russia was able to quickly redirect its hydrocarbon export flows to other markets,” Natalia Milchakova recalled. The Russian Ministry of Finance previously provided estimates indicating that ...

... companies' strategic planning. U.S. Natural Gas Inventory Data: The publication by EIA regarding natural gas inventories could affect global gas prices; typically a decrease leads to price increases beneficially impacting Russian gas exporters like Gazprom. However, increased liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from U.S. to Europe might intensify competition within traditionally important European markets affecting Russia's position amidst rising LNG supply against higher regional gas prices. Macroeconomic ...

... number of companies going public is limited, primarily to small firms or those in the state sector. Notable recent offerings included the online retailer Ozon (2021) and several 'digital' private companies, although most of the largest issuers (Sberbank, Gazprom, Rosneft, Lukoil, etc.) are either already listed or remain state-owned. Participation from private and institutional investors as purchasers of IPOs was significant in 2021–2023, but scaling up placements will require broad diversification ...