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A new bill would create a holding company for clearing and depository infrastructure

Ukraine’s rebuilding needs are changing how banks evaluate construction projects

Processors are looking for stable raw material supply after a season of shortage

New lending is concentrated in high-risk regions, processing, agriculture and investment projects

The two-year partnership will scale entrepreneurship, inclusion and resilience programs for war-affected communities

The former Google chief and his wife became co-owners of commercial real estate companies linked to Dragon Capital

Rising land prices make due diligence essential before purchasing agricultural plots

Realistic choices now revolve around diversification, liquidity and a safety cushion before higher-risk assets

Active ingredient production could reduce import dependence and connect Ukrainian manufacturers with European supply chains

Farms are installing solar, biogas and storage systems to protect production from power risks

The Grand Chamber will examine whether Ukrainian legal entities with foreign participants may acquire non-agricultural land

The reform links reconstruction financing, project selection and implementation data in one ecosystem

European transport corridors can shorten supply chains and attract infrastructure financing

The relocation talks focus on security, industrial resilience and facilities linked to reactive fuel production

FIEC discussions focused on EU integration, housing, digital permits and decarbonization

Financial support backed by future Russian reparations comes with fiscal and institutional conditions

Occupancy, autonomous infrastructure and professional management now define profitability

The Black Sea facility aims to cover a large part of food salt demand after the loss of Artemsil capacity

The Terezine project is expected to create up to five hundred jobs and attract investment into processing

A new bill would create a holding company for exchange trading, clearing, settlement and securities records

State assets including industrial plants and Ocean Plaza are expected to be offered for sale from September

Experts warn foreign labor can soften the crisis but cannot replace Ukrainians who left the country

April data point to cautious recovery, while energy supply remains the weakest link

Almost half of active projects are located in two regions despite a smaller market than before the war