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Ukraine takes a step toward a regulated digital assets market: new draft law sets taxation rules for crypto profits, with a preferential 5% rate in the first year
From September 1, 2025, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has introduced official criteria for recognizing a financial company as “significant.” The new rules affect regulation, supervision, and participation in state programs
Law No. 4536-IX introduces new tax rules on environmental levies, subsoil rents, excise trade, and personal income taxation, aligning Ukraine’s system with EU environmental and fiscal standards
The war has fundamentally reshaped Ukraine’s agribusiness landscape. What seemed stable yesterday can collapse in a single day
New draft law proposes “fast-track” adoption of EU-related legislation in one reading under special conditions
SOM will track bets, winnings, and operators in real time to combat illegal platforms and increase transparency
Insights from the PUIG Conference in Warsaw – financing, business support, and integration of Ukrainian companies into the Polish economy
From September 1, 2025, all lobbying entities must register to ensure transparency, accountability, and public control
RDF-fueled thermal power plant will combine investment, energy security, and environmental benefits
Entrepreneurs will receive up to UAH 250,000 in non-repayable grants with EU and World Bank support
Igor Zhdanov warns that aviation and component manufacturers may remain outside the initiative without targeted mechanisms
Kyiv region and Lviv lead in new housing, while Odesa and Cherkasy show record growth
The new support package comes under NATO’s Priority Ukraine Requirements List (PURL), adding to over €1 billion already provided by Brussels
Quantum Systems scales up drone production in Ukraine, combining German engineering with Ukrainian battlefield experience to meet record defense demand
Even under martial law, Ukraine continues to strengthen its small and medium-sized business sector — a cornerstone for economic recovery and foreign investment partnerships
EIFO guarantees open doors for Danish companies in energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and defense — creating a secure model for foreign investors in Ukraine
Swiss companies to implement infrastructure, healthcare, housing, and demining initiatives — opening the door for wider international business involvement in Ukraine’s recovery
With $524 billion needed for recovery, up to $170 billion may come from private investors — European companies are already preparing to enter Ukraine’s market
From August 28, 2025, Ukraine enters a three-year transition to new corporate rules: state, municipal and private enterprises must transform into companies
Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi seaport becomes a new hub in the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route, connecting Ukraine to Batumi and boosting trade flows between Europe and Asia
Western allies prepare a layered security architecture with demilitarized zones, fortified borders, and European brigades backed by U.S. strategic capabilities
Since April 2025, the euro has been replacing the US dollar as the main savings currency in Ukraine
Why foreign investors should consider the agro-infrastructure sector as a driver of returns and stability
New facilities in Cherkasy, Kirovohrad, Volyn, Ternopil, Odesa and Vinnytsia regions expand the country’s industrial infrastructure
