RTS Board contains over 900 issuers not represented on the Russian organized market. It provides a unique investment opportunity across all sectors of the Russian economy and regions. In 2014, the average dividend yield of the top 10 RTS Board securities was 25% per year, compared to 11.52% for the top 10 Russian exchange traded stocks. RTS Board is also the leading information system for electronic quotation and signing of securities purchase agreements for securities not admitted to trading on the Russian organized market.
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1. The lesson plan is about the chapter "ÿm\-am-\-߃" from the textbook "hnZy-sIm- -dn-tb- Xv". It will discuss the life and works of the author Kuvempu.
2. Kuvempu was born in 1547 and came from a priestly family. His works focused on social issues and criticized the caste system. Some prominent genres from his works discussed are poetry, novels, short stories and folklore.
3. The teacher will explain the contexts and meanings of extracts from Kuvempu's works, especially the genre of poetry. Students will be engaged through a discussion about the author and texts
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The document discusses the RTS Board system, which provides quotation and trading of securities that are not listed on the Russian organized market. It notes that RTS Board contains over 800 issuers and covers all sectors of the Russian economy. The document highlights that RTS Board issuers have demonstrated high dividend yields, with some paying over 30% annually in recent years. It also provides examples of small, mid, and large cap companies on RTS Board and their financial performance. The document promotes RTS Board as offering unique investment opportunities in Russian companies.
The document summarizes the history and operations of Otkritie Financial Corporation, a major Russian financial services company. It was formed through mergers and acquisitions of several banks and brokerages since the 1990s. Key subsidiaries now include Otkritie Bank, one of Russia's largest commercial banks, and Otkritie Brokerage House, a top Russian brokerage firm. The document provides an overview of Otkritie's lines of business, corporate structure, leadership, financial results, and licenses across its commercial banking, brokerage, asset management, and investment banking divisions.
This document has been prepared solely for information purposes for the use of the management and shareholders of OJSC "Rosneft Oil Company" (“Investor” or “Rosneft”) for the purpose of analyzing the investment opportunity in the Russian oilfield services market and without any commitment or responsibility on our part.
The Investor is invited to consider acquisition of the largest provider of oil and gas drilling services in Russia - Eurasia Drilling Company Limited, (“Company” or “EDC”). Information in this presentation reflects external business environment conditions and opinion only as of the date of this presentation.
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Victor Koksharov, Prime Minister of the Sverdlovsk Region in Russia, discusses the region's economic development and competitiveness. The Sverdlovsk Region has a large population and is a major industrial center in Russia, with competitive advantages including resources, infrastructure, education, and proximity to markets in Europe and Asia. Koksharov outlines the region's continued investment in industry, innovation, education, and infrastructure to support further economic growth and improve living standards for residents of the Sverdlovsk Region.
According to Q1 2013 results, the Russian credit card market grew by 11.4% to reach 747.5 billion Roubles (in Q4 it grew by 13.9%). The overall increase was 76.3 billion Roubles. In January–March Sberbank (+20 billion Roubles), bank Russian Standard (+15.8 billion Roubles) and Tinkoff Credit Systems (TCS Bank, + 7.3 billion Roubles) were leaders in terms of portfolio growth.
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3. The teacher will explain the contexts and meanings of extracts from Kuvempu's works, especially the genre of poetry. Students will be engaged through a discussion about the author and texts
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The document summarizes the history and operations of Otkritie Financial Corporation, a major Russian financial services company. It was formed through mergers and acquisitions of several banks and brokerages since the 1990s. Key subsidiaries now include Otkritie Bank, one of Russia's largest commercial banks, and Otkritie Brokerage House, a top Russian brokerage firm. The document provides an overview of Otkritie's lines of business, corporate structure, leadership, financial results, and licenses across its commercial banking, brokerage, asset management, and investment banking divisions.
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2007. Victor Koksharov. Effective Development of Economic Potential of the Sv...Forum Velden
Victor Koksharov, Prime Minister of the Sverdlovsk Region in Russia, discusses the region's economic development and competitiveness. The Sverdlovsk Region has a large population and is a major industrial center in Russia, with competitive advantages including resources, infrastructure, education, and proximity to markets in Europe and Asia. Koksharov outlines the region's continued investment in industry, innovation, education, and infrastructure to support further economic growth and improve living standards for residents of the Sverdlovsk Region.
RTS Board - universal information system for otc market in Russia 24.01.2017otcmarket
The document discusses the development of RTS Board, a universal information system for Russia's over-the-counter (OTC) market. It notes the high costs and market fragmentation currently facing the OTC market. RTS Board aims to address these issues by providing a single platform for trading different instruments, with straight-through processing from quotes to confirmations. The system has already launched sectors for equities, bullion coins, fixed income, and money market products. It seeks to integrate existing liquidity pools and provide a flexible solution for OTC trading.
The document provides information about investment opportunities in the Smolensk Region of Russia. It summarizes the region's competitive advantages for investors, including its strategic geographic location between Russia and Europe, developed transportation infrastructure, skilled workforce, and natural resources. The region offers various forms of state support for investment projects, including tax incentives, subsidies, and assistance from funds and agencies that support entrepreneurship and industry development. The governor invites readers to learn more about investment opportunities in the Smolensk Region's priority industries, logistics centers, and development priorities.
Russia has experienced steady GDP growth and large foreign direct investment inflows in recent years. Key sectors of the Russian economy include retail, manufacturing, natural resources, and real estate. The government has established special economic zones and tax incentives to attract more foreign investment. Major trading partners with Russia include China, Germany, and other European and Asian countries. Russia aims to further improve its business environment and ranks highly in sectors like oil/gas, metals/mining, and machinery.
- This was a management presentation from October 2015 that provided an overview of Mechel, a leading vertically integrated mining and metals company based in Russia.
- Mechel has competitive advantages from its vertically integrated business model, including being one of the largest global producers of metallurgical coal with attractive growth potential and a leading steel producer in Russia.
- The presentation highlighted Mechel's broad geographic footprint, low-cost and high-quality coking coal assets, and its ability to supply both Asia-Pacific and Atlantic markets to support growth.
London is a leading international stock exchange that offers unique benefits to companies seeking a public listing. It has a global investor community and is the most international equity market in the world. Over 60 companies listed on the London exchange operate in over 115 countries. The exchange also connects investors around the world, including large institutional investors from Asia, Europe, the Americas, Africa and the Middle East. In the first quarter of 2014, London accounted for a fifth of the nearly $42 billion raised globally through initial public offerings.
This document provides an overview and disclaimer for NLMK's presentation at the Sberbank CIB One-on-One Conference on September 5-6, 2013 in London titled "Russia: The Inside Track". The document states that the information presented is confidential and for use at the investor presentation only. It also notes that the presentation does not constitute an offer to sell securities and no reliance should be placed on the information for investment decisions. Forward-looking statements are also present but no guarantees of future performance are made. Attendees agree to the terms by attending the presentation.
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Russian Venture Capital Market Overview 1H2015 Rmg partners
The Russian venture capital market shrank by one third in the first half of 2015 compared to the same period in 2014 in terms of total investment amount. The number of deals also declined by over a quarter. There were only two exits reported and few active private investors remaining. Government funds, private funds, and business angels were the most active investors. Investors have become more selective, focusing on start-ups with proven business models and marketing, and many Russian start-ups failed or delayed projects in the challenging environment.
Doing business in russia research project vm consult 2011Вячеслав Макович
This document provides an overview of the Russian market for European managers. It summarizes the leading industries in Russia, including energy, construction, metallurgy, retail, automotive, ICT, and chemicals. It also identifies driving factors for Russia-EU business such as success stories of European companies in Russia, a simplified visa regime, and a growing Russian middle class. Finally, it outlines general challenges of doing business in Russia.
This document contains a presentation by Alexander Afanasiev, CEO of Moscow Exchange, covering:
- The successful merger of MICEX and RTS stock exchanges and the vertically integrated exchange platform it created.
- Moscow Exchange's diversified product offerings and positioning as a top-20 global exchange.
- Growth trends across equities, fixed income, currency and derivatives markets served by Moscow Exchange.
- Resilience of Moscow Exchange's operating income to economic cycles due to diversification.
- Details of Moscow Exchange's successful IPO in February 2013 and shareholder base.
Ferronordic Machines AB Annual Report 2014Mikhail Daich
Ferronordic Machines is a dealer of construction equipment in Russia such as Volvo and Terex trucks. In 2014, the company faced challenges from political turmoil and economic decline in Russia, including a falling ruble and rising inflation. Despite a 25% decline in the overall construction equipment market in Russia, Ferronordic achieved revenue of SEK 2,335 million, a 7.5% increase in local currency. The company expanded its product offerings and service network during the year. While 2015 will likely continue to be challenging, Ferronordic is well-positioned for long-term growth in Russia driven by infrastructure development and natural resource extraction.
The document discusses the Russian steel industry, noting that it is the 5th largest crude steel producer globally and has modernized significantly over the past decade through investments and restructuring. While profitability remains low, demand fundamentals in Russia are strong and steel exports are expected to decrease as domestic demand grows. The industry will focus on cost optimization, reducing debt levels, and shifting production toward higher value-added steel products.
Borsa Istanbul Derivatives Market (VIOP) Q1 2015 PresentationBorsa İstanbul
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This document provides an overview of the Korean capital markets and the Korea Exchange (KRX). It discusses how the KRX operates the KOSPI market for large companies, the KOSDAQ market for SMEs, and the derivatives market. It provides statistics on the size and composition of the markets. The number of foreign investors in Korean markets has increased significantly since restrictions were lifted in 1998, and now make up over 35% of the total market capitalization. The top holdings of foreign investors are in companies like Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motors. The document presents information on how foreign investors can participate in the Korean markets through a local custodian.
Yuzhniy Stevedoring Company is a state-owned enterprise located in Yuzhniy port in Ukraine. The company handles cargo and provides port fleet services. Yuzhniy port is one of the largest ports in Ukraine and the Black Sea region. The company operates 7 berths and handles over 14 million tons of cargo annually, specializing in iron ore and coal. Financially, the company has been more profitable than its peers in Ukraine, with over $50 million in EBITDA in 2014 and no debt.
Yuzhniy Stevedoring Company is a state-owned enterprise located in Yuzhniy port in Ukraine. The company handles cargo and provides port fleet services. Yuzhniy port is one of the largest ports in Ukraine and the Black Sea region. The company operates 7 berths and handles over 14 million tons of cargo annually, specializing in iron ore and coal. Financially, the company has been more profitable than its peers in Ukraine, with over $50 million in EBITDA in 2014 and no debt on its balance sheet.
Lidings is a leading law firm in Russia and CIS that provides tax and customs legal advice. They have extensive experience advising clients across various industries on taxation and customs regulation matters. Their services include tax planning, disputes, due diligence, mergers and acquisitions, and developing effective tax strategies tailored to clients' business needs.
Real estate market in 2013 made a good start. Despite economy slowdown and negative industrial production index market remained solid in Q1 with record investment volumes and strong sector performance. Political and macroeconomy trends in Russia become more or less shaped after turbulent year 2012 and micro level prospects are now more or less clear. Corporations are not planning any significant expansion and focus on operational efficiency. So relocations are well planned driven by solid reasoning.
Extraordinary investment market results (3.4 USD bn in Q1 2013) are driven by two large deals that were negotiated in 2012.
However despite good start of the year we do not change our forecast for 2013 because of the expected slowdown in Q2 and disruption of business caused by March events in Cyprus.
Cyprus jurisdiction used widely by Russian real estate companies and investors due to favorable double tax avoidance treaty, English legal system and flexibility of local banks. Bank crisis will not destroy this system but will disrupt investment activity until major issues are settled down. It is not clear so far will any other jurisdiction may compete with Cyprus for real estate operations, but undoubtly investors will explore other options.
In Q2 economy will face recovery of industrial production so after Q1 destocking half year figures will be similar to previous year. However real estate market will slow down a little bit in comparison with fast start of the year.
Major threat for real estate business is increasing currency risk. Growing budget deficit creates pressure on Ruble which may lead to exchange rate ajustment later this year. However so far it is unclear how government will handle this deficit. That is why our 2013 outlook remains basically unchanged.
Indicators to watch in Q2:
-Logistic construction volumes
-Office take up in Moscow
-Shopping centers footfall
The document provides an overview and analysis of Russia's real estate market in Q4 2013. It finds that Russia's GDP growth slowed to an estimated 1.4-1.5% in 2013, down from the government's earlier forecast of 3.4%, as industrial production and fixed investments declined. Retail sales remained the main driver of economic recovery. Total commercial real estate investment volume was around $7.45 billion in 2013, similar to 2012 levels. The office and retail sectors attracted the most investment, with Moscow receiving around 70% of total deals. The retail market continued expanding into regional cities, with 63 new shopping centers completed across Russia in 2013 totaling over 1.4 million square meters of space.
Fabular Frames and the Four Ratio ProblemMajid Iqbal
Digital, interactive art showing the struggle of a society in providing for its present population while also saving planetary resources for future generations. Spread across several frames, the art is actually the rendering of real and speculative data. The stereographic projections change shape in response to prompts and provocations. Visitors interact with the model through speculative statements about how to increase savings across communities, regions, ecosystems and environments. Their fabulations combined with random noise, i.e. factors beyond control, have a dramatic effect on the societal transition. Things get better. Things get worse. The aim is to give visitors a new grasp and feel of the ongoing struggles in democracies around the world.
Stunning art in the small multiples format brings out the spatiotemporal nature of societal transitions, against backdrop issues such as energy, housing, waste, farmland and forest. In each frame we see hopeful and frightful interplays between spending and saving. Problems emerge when one of the two parts of the existential anaglyph rapidly shrinks like Arctic ice, as factors cross thresholds. Ecological wealth and intergenerational equity areFour at stake. Not enough spending could mean economic stress, social unrest and political conflict. Not enough saving and there will be climate breakdown and ‘bankruptcy’. So where does speculative design start and the gambling and betting end? Behind each fabular frame is a four ratio problem. Each ratio reflects the level of sacrifice and self-restraint a society is willing to accept, against promises of prosperity and freedom. Some values seem to stabilise a frame while others cause collapse. Get the ratios right and we can have it all. Get them wrong and things get more desperate.
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Rts board the doorway to profitable investments in russia
1. RTS Board – the Doorway to
Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015
Moscow
Nonprofit Partnership for the Development of Financial Market RTS
2. WHY RTS BOARD SYSTEM?
RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
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RTS Board contains more than 900 issuers that are not represented on the Russian organized market See slide 04
UNIQUE INVESTMENT DIRECTIONS
RTS Board securities cover all spectrum of Russian economy and regions of the country See slides 05-06
WIDE COVERAGE AND DIVERSITY OF INVESTMENTS
Average dividend yield of TOP-10 RTS Board securities achieved 25% per annum in 2014 See slides 07-08
HIGH YIELD INVESTMENTS
RTS Board is the leading information system for electronic quotation and signing of securities purchase
agreements (SPA) on securities that are not admitted to trading on the Russian organized market
See slide 03
LEADING OTC SYSTEM
RTS Board issuers have great financial ratios
GREAT FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF RTS BOARD ISSUERS
See slides 09-11
3. LEADING OTC SYSTEM
RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
03
The operator of RTS Board is NP RTS group, which comprises a number of companies such as:
• Saint Petersburg Exchange (operating first Russian Global Equities Market and trading platform with one of the broadest scope
of commodities traded in Russia)
• RTS Tender (operating 2nd largest state procurement electronic trading platform in Russia)
• Clearing Centre MFB, Best Efforts Bank and other businesses
RTS Board was created in 2001 - over 14 years on Russian Market
More than 100 000 SPAs were concluded through RTS Board system that made it possible to invest directly into the business
development of Russian issuers
After being quoted in RTS Board system more than 150 issuers of securities were listed on Russian stock exchanges
RTS Board was the basis of RTS exchange market that later became an integral part of joint stock market organized by the
Moscow Exchange
4. UNIQUE INVESTMENT DIRECTIONS
04
RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
The number of stocks*
RTS Board
quoted stocks
Russian exchange
traded stocks
The number of issuers*
Russian exchange
traded stocks
The total number of shares / issuers as of 10/04/2015Total number
The number of active
stocks/issuers
The number of active shares / issuers as of 10/04/2015
(according to the criterion of active bid/ask orders for
more than 4 trade days per week)
280
322
581
1186
932
441
264 227
The best place to look for investment decisions regarding Russian
small and mid cap companies
The widest range of ideas for direct and venture investments into
Russia
The platform for investments in non-primary / non-resource Russia
RTS Board
quoted stocks
Success stories**
Source of information: Bloomberg
** Large companies which were listed on Russian organized market after
being quoted on RTS Board
*
5. WIDE COVERAGE AND DIVERSITY OF
INVESTMENTS
RTS Board represents companies all over Russia, from the Baltic Sea to
the Far East
RTS Board covers a broad range of issuers from any Russian economy’s
industry sector, including sectors that are poorly represented in the
organized market but highly promising, e.g. Engineering & Construction,
Shipbuilding, Aerospace/Defense
05
RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Industrial
Consumer, Non-cyclical
Financial
Energy
Basic Materials
Utilities
Consumer, Cyclical
Communications
IT
Russian exchange traded stocks RTS Board quoted stocks
Source of information: Bloomberg Source of information: Bloomberg
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Moscow, Central Federal District
Volga Federal District
Ural Federal District
Siberian Federal District
Northwestern (St. Petersburg) Federal District
Southern (Black sea) Federal District
Far Eastern Federal District
North Caucasian Federal District
Russian exchange traded stocks RTS Board quoted stocks
6. WIDE COVERAGE AND DIVERSITY OF
INVESTMENTS
06
RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
114 stocks
Classification according to Industry Classification Benchmark - http://www.icbenchmark.com/
Industrial Engineering
105 stocks
Industrial Metals & Mining
104 stocks
Construction & Materials Financial Services
78 stocks
Food Producers
54 stocks
Aerospace & Defense Banks Industrial Transportation Oil & Gas Producers Gas, Water & Multi-
utilities
40
stocks
49 stocks 46 stocks 46 stocks 46 stocks
7. HIGH YIELD INVESTMENTS
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0,00% 5,00% 10,00% 15,00% 20,00% 25,00% 30,00%
Russian OTC Market
US OTC Market
UK OTC Market
German OTC Market
Taiwan OTC Market
Japan OTC Market
AVG = 15,90%
RTS Board issuers demonstrate sustainable dividend payments over the
past 3 years which are twice higher than on Russian organized market
RTS Board issuers dividend yield averaged at about 18% for the last 3
years (provided 3 years of sustainable payments)
Twice as more RTS Board issuers than on Russian organized market, paid
dividends in 2014
Global OTC Market TOP-10 average
dividends paid in 2014
Mihailovsky GOK – 40,11%
SPETSGAZREMSTROY – 41,08%
2012
2013
2014
Dalkhimpharm – 42,55%
JSC "MSCP" – 94,5%
SHATURA Furniture Co – 51,92%
SMPP J.S.C. – 134,78%
6 RTS Board issuers demonstrated over 40% dividend yield per year in
the last 3 years :
RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
Source of information: Bloomberg, SKRIN, web-sites of Russian issuers Source of information: Bloomberg as of 10/04/2015 according to announced dividends
8. HIGH YIELD INVESTMENTS
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TOP-10 RTS Board quoted stocks’
dividends paid in 2014
TOP-10 Russian exchange traded stocks’
dividends paid in 2014
RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
Source of information: Bloomberg, SKRIN, web-sites of Russian issuers Source of information: Bloomberg, SKRIN, web-sites of Russian issuers
AVG = 25,05% AVG = 11,52%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%
SPETSGAZREMSTROY GAZPROM
Mihailovsky GOK
TVZ
Kalinin machinery plant, Yekaterinburg
ABS Automation
Mostostroy-11
Komigaz
VOLGA SHIPPING
Saratovneftegas
Uralavtopritsep
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%
M Video
E.ON Russia
Severstal
MMC Norilsk Nickel
Bashneft ps Q42013
Acron
Bashneft cs Q42013
Mobile TeleSystems
Surgutneftegas
Sollers
9. RTS BOARD SMALL CAP MODEL COMPANIES
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RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
Financial statement
and Multiples as of
31/12/2014*
Brief
description
Assets = 2 576 748 kRUB
Revenue = 3 494 872 kRUB
Operating profit = 212 099 kRUB
Net profit = 163 158 kRUB
ROA = 0,0857
ROE = 0,0961
P/E = 8,4659
BVPS = 6,9890
Yenisei River Shipping
Company
OrelstroyVanino Commercial Sea Port
Ticker: erpa
Yenisei River Shipping Company
provides cargo and passenger
transportation services.
Ticker: orls
Orelstroy OAO is a construction
company. The Company provides civil
construction services of residential and
commercial buildings.
Ticker: mtpv
Vanino Commercial Sea Port offers
shipping port services. The Company loads,
unloads and stores shipping containers,
loads and unloads general cargo and
provides other related services.
Source of information: Bloomberg, RTS Board issuer name is given in accordance with the one used in Bloomberg system
Assets = 18 009 727 kRUB
Revenue = 2 674 690 kRUB
Operating profit = 4 085 642 kRUB
Net profit = 1 630 316 kRUB
ROA = 0,2411
ROE = 1,7078
P/E = 12,4383
BVPS = 29,8699
Assets = 3 915 398 kRUB
Revenue = 1 975 301 kRUB
Operating profit = 926 912 kRUB
Net profit = 715 879 kRUB
ROA = 0,2420
ROE = 0,5093
P/E = 3,5154
BVPS = 8,3053
*1USD = 49,98 RUB as for 07/05/2015, source of information: Bank of Russia
10. RTS BOARD MID CAP MODEL COMPANIES
10
RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
Financial statement
and Multiples as of
31/12/2014*
Brief
description
Assets = 10 062 447 kRUB
Revenue = 16 719 039 kRUB
Operating profit = 1 511 241 kRUB
Net profit = 1 047 524 kRUB
ROA = 0,1595
ROE = 0,3531
P/E = 3,7675
BVPS = 0,7875
Kolomensky zavod Vostochny PortMetafrax
Ticker: klmz
Kolomensky Zavod OAO produces
main-line passenger diesel
locomotives. The Company also
develops and produces passenger
electric locomotives and freight diesel
locomotives.
Ticker: vopt
Vostochny Port is located in the Russian
Far East and provides mainly coal
handling with usage of conveyer
equipment. The Company also
transports metals, timber, ore, chemical
cargoes, cement, and other
commodities.
Ticker: mefr
OAO Metafrax manufactures products
derived from methanol. The Company
produces formalin technical,
pentaerythritol technical, urotropine, urea
formaldehyde resins, urea formaldehyde
concentrate and technical pentaerythritol
filtrate.
Assets = 24 585 675 kRUB
Revenue = 13 439 071 kRUB
Operating profit = 5 866 817 kRUB
Net profit = 4 712 202 kRUB
ROA = 0,267
ROE = 0,3504
P/E = 4,5819
BVPS = 0,0541
Assets = 12 297 987 kRUB
Revenue = 5 998 258 kRUB
Operating profit = 3 186 345 kRUB
Net profit = 2 432 608 kRUB
ROA = 0,3317
ROE = 0,5573
P/E = 2,0166
BVPS = 3,2121
Source of information: Bloomberg, RTS Board issuer name is given in accordance with the one used in Bloomberg system
*1USD = 49,98 RUB as for 07/05/2015, source of information: Bank of Russia
11. RTS BOARD ABOVE MID CAP MODEL
COMPANIES
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RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
Financial statement
and Multiples as of
31/12/2014*
Brief
description
Assets = 53 183 767 kRUB
Revenue = 113 042 979 kRUB
Operating profit = 26 078 059 kRUB
Net profit = 20 498 320 kRUB
ROA = 0,5266
ROE = 1,0849
P/E = 8,9549
BVPS = 6,9476
Udmyrtneft Kalinin machinery plantRostvertol
Ticker: udmn
Udmurtneft is active in the extraction
and refining of raw oil and natural gas,
prospecting and mine-workings of oil
and gas fields and the production of
various industrial, consumer and
agricultural products.
Ticker: mzik
Kalinin Machinery Plant Yekaterinburg
OAO develops and manufactures
medium and heavy duty trucks. The
Company's products include electric
forklift trucks, diesel forklift trucks,
electric trolleys, cleaning machines and
military equipment.
Ticker: rtvl
JSC Rostvertol, or Rostov Helicopter
Production Complex, produces the
helicopters MI-24, Mi-26T, Mi-28N and Mi-
34, and their modifications. The Company
operates in southern Russia.
Assets = 107 416 767 kRUB
Revenue = 36 938 285 kRUB
Operating profit = 8 579 859 kRUB
Net profit = 3 044 057 kRUB
ROA = 0,0914
ROE = 0,6518
P/E = 3,5794
BVPS = 0,0062
Assets = 55 225 774 kRUB
Revenue = 27 823 222 kRUB
Operating profit = 6 204 766 kRUB
Net profit = 4 819 894 kRUB
ROA = 0,1434
ROE = 2,9187
P/E = 1,0767
BVPS = 3,3979
Source of information: Bloomberg, RTS Board issuer name is given in accordance with the one used in Bloomberg system
*1USD = 49,98 RUB as for 07/05/2015, source of information: Bank of Russia
12. WHY WILL RTS BOARD AWAKE YOUR INTEREST
WHEN INVESTING IN RUSSIA TODAY?
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RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
In December 2014 RTS Board moved to an entirely new IT platform for OTC market, that provides straight-through
processing for indicative quotation of financial instruments, electronic confirmation (including electronic signing of
SPAs) and OTC transactions reporting to trade repositories and stock exchanges
More than 110 participants have access to RTS Board and are ready to on-board today (for more information about
participants please see our website rtsboard.com)
Currently RTS Board team is working on cooperation with the biggest international market data vendors. Join
hundreds of clients who already do receive RTS Board market data
Further development of RTS Board includes implementation of financial instruments such as local bonds, Eurobonds
of Russian companies, loans and derivatives on different underlying assets classes
Code: 0#BRD.RTS
Price: $50/month
Historical market data is available today ,
online stream will appear in 2nd half of 2015
Market data viewing terminal
Price: ~50$/month*
* 2’400 RUB/month
13. WHY ARE INVESTMENTS INTO RUSSIA
ATTRACTIVE RIGHT NOW?
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RTS Board – the Doorway to Profitable Investments in Russia
May 2015, Moscow
Import substitution strategy in all major areas of Russian economy (industry, agriculture, IT, pharmaceuticals, etc.)
The largest since the beginning of 1990s program of state defense orders financing (RTS Board is the only market that
includes securities of defense sector issuers)
Underestimated market value of Russian companies due to general decrease of Russian stock market
Upcoming listing of securities of Russian companies which are not traded publicly as result of NP RTS team active
work with issuers and cooperation with industry associations