Blog

Consortium loan from Oschadbank, FUIB, and Ukrgasbank finances five of six storage sites (180 MW of 200 MW total capacity)

Interceptor UAVs will not replace sophisticated air-defence systems but provide a scalable layer that conserves high-value missiles for cruise and ballistic threats

IBRD loan of at least USD 1 billion targeted for late-2025; talks focus on economic-policy reforms and new basic social-assistance scheme

80 % locally designed; surge led by fibre-optic UAVs, EW kits and mobile fire-support assets

New receipt-tracking rules, international data exchange, and platform audits give the State Tax Service (STS) a clearer picture of e-commerce revenues

President Zelensky tells B9–Nordic Summit that continued funding can scale local arms production while allies focus on Patriot-class air-defence support

UAH 123.8 billion deployed; corporate self-financing still dominant, transport and agriculture lead expansion

Discussion focused on peace diplomacy, prisoner exchanges, and next steps in Ukraine-Turkey cooperation

Banks may close monitoring once guarantee proceeds reach the exporter’s account

Warsaw expert: distributed power assets, resilience know-how and EU integration will attract investors

Digital documentation platform cuts vessel-handling time, raises throughput, and removes paper bottlenecks

New fibre-optic-guided drones expand the Armed Forces’ tactical strike portfolio

Ministry of Economy pivots from raw materials to value-added production under the “Made in Ukraine” banner

Bulgaria, Greece, Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine launch a joint monthly booking product—31.4 GWh per day available for June.

Legislative framework, digital registry, and investment incentives underpin the sector’s scale-up to a long-term potential of 22 billion m³

After a-28.8 % collapse in 2022, real GDP rebounded 5.5 % in 2023 and 2.9 % in 2024; the National Bank projects 3 – 4 % annual growth for 2025-2027

Kyiv readies practical investment mechanisms, with priority on defense technology, core infrastructure, and human-capital sectors.

Brussels aims to boost surveillance, protect critical infrastructure, and deepen cooperation with Ukraine and other littoral states

Berlin considers multi-million-euro package to boost Kyiv’s long-range strike capability despite Russian attacks on defense plants

Kyiv region tops residential completions as western and central oblasts attract developers; front-line areas lag behind

Regulators, banks, and fintechs outline new governance, digital, and stability frameworks for Ukraine’s recovery

Monobank’s switch and rapid virtual-card growth push Visa to 50.4 % share in Q1 2025

Dollar sovereigns slide 10 %, but export-focused corporates gain favour amid prolonged war risks

UAH 14 billion for school safety, UAH 3.4 billion for New Ukrainian School reform, and new grants for 13,000 fee-paying students