Dear colleagues,

Russian stock market is one of the fastest growing on the world, but when investing in new facilities it is necessary to consider the following: road show, consolidated reporting and investment memorandum of the company are aimed at one purpose – to increase investment attractiveness of the company as much as possible and, as a result, to assign the highest price per share. Unfortunately, all isn’t gold that glitters, that’s why a potential investor should have an independent appraisal of the company. Business intelligence tools are more effective in investment attractiveness analyzing. The economic intelligence agency R-Techno helps potential investors to appraise asset risks of companies facing IPO. Analytical product in the output helps to appraise:
- Political risks;
- Reputation risks;
- Criminal risk and risk of corruption;
- Lobbying channels (GR);
- Competitiveness if the company;
- Profiles of company’s key people;
- Financing and privatization history;
- Corporate conflicts and litigations, etc.

R-Techno’s specialists marked out from media reports 25 companies that are planning to enter IPO in 2011:
1. Nomos Bank
2. Rostelecom
3. Evroset
4. "Russian Trading System" Stock Exchange
5. ALROSA
6. Yandex
7. Digital Sky Technologies
8. JSC Freight One
9. Yug Rusi
10. KOKS Group
11. O’Key Group
12. Moscow Domodedovo Airport
13. Hydromashservice
14. Joint Stock Company Chelyabinsk Tube-Rolling Plant
15. Nord Gold
16. URALCHEM Holding P.L.C.
17. METALLOINVEST
18. OJSC Polyus Gold
19. Polymetall
20. UTV Media
21. Profile-Re
22. ProfMedia
23. EuroSibEnergo
24. PhosAgro
25. PJSC EnergoMashinostroitelny Alliance

For more comfortable planning of an annual investment budget, R-Techno offers an annual subscription for 25 reports of the companies which have plans for Initial Public Offering, such as noted above, and any others on request. The subscription price depends on the necessary information and is discussed individually.