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Russian internet company VK aims to raise up to 115 billion roubles ($1.36 billion) through an additional share issue to reduce its debt burden, which tripled in 2024. State-controlled VK, a key domestic internet platform in Russia, reported a net loss and a decrease in share prices, but also announced a 23% increase in full-year revenue due to a 20% rise in online advertising revenue.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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