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Kyiv and Riyadh are preparing a structured private equity style fund of 500 million US dollars to co-finance Ukrainian reconstruction projects in infrastructure, housing, energy and agriculture.
EBA survey data show a gradual decline in negative perceptions of Ukraine’s business climate, with more than 70% of companies planning new investments in 2026 despite the war.
Imports of rolled metal and pipes from Turkey and China have jumped sharply, lifting total metal product imports by nearly 19% in ten months and squeezing the position of Ukrainian and European producers on the domestic market.
A new industrial salt plant in Odesa region is nearing completion and is expected to produce 15,000 tons of salt per month from early 2026, covering more than 50% of Ukraine’s demand while also supporting the restoration of the Kuyalnyk Estuary.
Ukraine’s Ministry of Finance and customs authorities continue systematic work on a new Customs Code based on EU legislation, aiming to give business clearer rules, more digital procedures and a predictable environment for trade and investment.
A new Recovery Fund will pool state resources and donor support to finance priority projects, speed up implementation and make rebuilding more transparent for communities and investors.
The Polish FMCG group strengthens its position in Central and Eastern Europe by adding a Ukrainian bottled water brand with strong regional recognition and export potential.
The Ministry of Finance and the State Tax Service explain that crypto traders must declare income themselves and pay personal income tax plus a military levy while a dedicated law is still in progress.
New JICA-backed equipment will help Ukraine turn demolition debris into reusable materials for housing and infrastructure in war-affected regions.
Surveyed business leaders say Ukraine’s investment climate is slowly recovering toward its pre-war level, while investors gain a clearer view of both risks and upside.
Ukraine’s first full IFAD project will channel 15 million in funding to women, youth and veteran farmers, building climate-resilient value chains in rural communities.
Market cool-down continues as buyers focus on affordable, ready-to-live options
New Euro-5–aligned standards tighten sulfur limits and set clear compliance timelines for refineries and importers
Core duties, industries, skills and training pathways for a high-demand surveying profession
Research Highlights Profitability, Funding Paths, And Export Focus Of Ukraine’s Fintech Sector
Vehicle To Mobilize Private Capital For Exploration, Processing And Dual-Use Mineral Supply Chains
Ukraine narrows bank secrecy so tax authorities can access bank data under new rules starting in 2026
Brussels prepares tools to reopen EU and global sales channels for Ukrainian producers
Clearer Licensing, stronger compliance, and digital standards to reboot a regulated lottery industry
Government streamlines requirements and oversight to protect consumers and formalize the market
Funds will strengthen supply chains and support Ukraine’s recovery-focused trade links
New procedure clarifies cost estimates, aligns with digital e-Construction tools, and aims to improve transparency for investors
New facility will finance energy, infrastructure and SME projects with guarantees and concessional loans
Funds target energy efficiency, renewables, and resilient municipal services under bilateral cooperation