Small business will attract more than 5 billion rubles in the capital market

Small business companies that have completed the acceleration program of DOM Bank.The Russian Federation intends to attract more than 5 billion rubles of investments in the capital market. Digital financial assets (CFAs), pre-IPOs and IPOs are of the greatest interest to entrepreneurs, the bank noted.

The accelerator helps participants determine the optimal investment tools. The program explains how private investors, funds, and trading platforms work. Companies are forming a long-term strategy for raising funds for 3-5 years.

The companies presented their projects to professional market participants as part of the Investor Day. Among the participants are companies from IT, the food industry, security systems, commercial real estate and other industries.

In the structure of projects, almost half are accounted for by pre-IPO. The CFA and IPO are allocated 13% of the total. The deals are already under preparation, the bank noted.

"By the end of this year, participants plan to raise up to 3 billion rubles under CFA and pre-IPO transactions. This will help entrepreneurs to scale their business without attracting credit funds," said the Vice President of DOM Bank.Russian Federation, Anna Kornelyuk, Director of the Transactional Business unit.

The acceleration program was developed by DOM Bank.The Russian Federation together with the company MIRA (Moscow IR Accelerator). It is aimed at entrepreneurs with an annual turnover of 250 million rubles, who are interested in attracting investments of up to 3 billion rubles without a credit burden.