Russia is on track for a blockbuster year of share sales, led by gold miners, e-commerce companies, and other firms emerging stronger from the pandemic.
Initial and secondary public offerings by Russian companies on domestic and foreign exchanges could exceed $10 billion this year, according to VTB Capital, the investment-banking arm of Russia’s second-biggest lender. That would be the strongest showing in at least eight years, Dealogic data show.
“A lot of the companies planning equity offerings benefited from the pandemic, and their value increased,” said Fedor Tregubenko, UBS Group AG’s Russia chief. “Financial markets had a large liquidity boost last year, so there is demand for new investments.”
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