The Russian economy has gone on a multi-year record
The Russian economy in 2021 went on a multi-year record for public offerings on national and foreign platforms. The amount of funds raised is expected to exceed $ 10 billion, which will be the highest since 2013. Bloomberg writes about this with reference to data from VTB Capital and calculations of the international financial platform Dealogic.
Russian and international stock markets experienced a real boom in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic. Due to the collapse in the value of valuable assets in the spring of last year, the market experienced a powerful influx of new capital from retail investors. Currently, the demand for investment in securities remains, the agency notes.
Plans to go to an initial (IPO) or secondary (SPO) public offering have been announced by several companies that belong to the sectors of the economy that have benefited from the coronavirus pandemic. We are talking, for example, about the Russian chain of stores in the format of “fixed prices” Fix Price, as well as two gold miners – Nordgold and PJSC Vysochaishy (GV Gold).
The last time Russian companies raised more than $ 10 billion in placements in a year was in 2013, when the figure was at the level of $ 10.08 billion. Already in 2014, after the annexation of Crimea, Russian enterprises managed to attract less than $ 2.5 billion in equity capital markets.
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