Category: 9. Business
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A Ukrainian online taxi service will continue its expansion to foreign markets.
Ukrainian online taxi service Uklon will continue its export direction. It plans to return to Moldova and is studying the markets of Eastern Europe, the company’s co-founder Dmytro Dubrovskyi said. “As for Moldova, we want to return there; we left because the war started, and there was a… Continue Reading
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The US has ruled out the possibility of a quick NATO invitation for Ukraine, as Zelenskyy’s Victory Plan requires.
Washington maintains a firm position that Ukraine is heading “on an irreversible path” to membership in the North Atlantic Alliance, but the possibility of Ukraine’s quick invitation to join NATO is not yet officially being considered, US Permanent Representative to NATO Julianna Smith Continue Reading
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President Zelenskyy presented his Victory Plan during a meeting of the European Council on October 17.
He stressed the importance of European unity and pointed to the need for a second Peace Summit to end the war. According to him, European unity is a weapon that ensures security not only for Ukraine but for all Europeans. The Ukrainian president announced the Framework Formula for Peace, which… Continue Reading
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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has announced his readiness to discuss with Russian dictator Putin ways to resolve the military conflict in Ukraine.
According to him, another peace conference is needed, similar to the Swiss summit, but with the Russian Federation’s participation. The chancellor stressed that the time has come when, in addition to full support for Kyiv, Western countries must do everything possible to ensure that… Continue Reading
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NB8 countries in Odesa announce new multi-million support packages for Ukraine.
The Norwegian government has approved a €6.4M aid package for Ukraine, Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Eide said during a briefing with the heads of the Nordic-Baltic Eight foreign ministries in Odesa. He added that Norway has several plans that it will be implemented based on whether the… Continue Reading
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The EU’s refusal to buy Russian gas will deprive the aggressor of $6.5B annually.
The European Union’s willingness to abandon Russian gas and the cessation of its supply to the EU benefit Ukraine, as it deprives the aggressor country of annual budget revenues of $6.5B, noted oil and gas market expert Mikhail Krutikhin. According to him, Ukraine will lose only $230M a year… Continue Reading
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Ukraine has already cleared mines from 35,000 square kilometers of land; economic losses are estimated at $11.2B annually.
Currently, 174,000 square kilometers of land in Ukraine have been mined. Since 2022, thanks to the joint efforts of Ukraine and its partners, sappers have surveyed and returned 35,000 square kilometers to safe use, Ukrainian Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko said at the UMAC 2024 Conference on… Continue Reading
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Ukraine offers new schemes and conditions for supplying the EU’s gas.
Ukraine has offered Slovakia and Azerbaijan a new scheme for gas supplies through its territory to the EU. Discussions are centered on the option of storing gas in Ukrainian underground storage facilities with subsequent supply to Slovakia or other countries. In this way, the supplies would not… Continue Reading
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The government is not giving up on trying to find an investor for the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Seaport and has announced a new auction.
The Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi seaport in the Odessa region has been put up for auction again, this time on October 31. The starting price is almost ₴178M ($4.32M). The winner must also pay 20% VAT and repay the company’s debts. The state has tried to sell the port more than ten times. The State… Continue Reading
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Despite the challenges of the war, the size of the average deal in the Ukrainian M&A market continues to grow.
According to KPMG, activity in the Ukrainian M&A market has remained stable for the second year in a row, indicating cautious investor confidence despite the ongoing war. In the first nine months of the year, the number of deals decreased by only 2.7% compared to last year, while the total… Continue Reading