Mobile communications operator lifecell in partnership with IoT Ukraine launches first segment of national IoT network in Kyiv

The mobile communications operator lifecell jointly with IoT Ukraine (Internet of Things) start building the first segment of the national IoT network in Kyiv, the operator has reported on its website. The first stage of the joint project is to cover Kyiv city. The test launch of the network is scheduled for August. Under the … Read more

SPF introduces first 18 small enterprises for privatization to e-sales system

The State Property Fund of Ukraine (SPF) in two days introduced first 18 small companies that are subject to privatization to the electronic sales system, on particular, facilities in Lviv and Zhytomyr, First Deputy Economic Development and Trade Minister of Ukraine Maskym Nefyodov has said. “These are the first lots that are put up for … Read more

Fitch affirms Oschadbank, Ukreximbank at ‘B-‘

Fitch Ratings has affirmed the ratings of JSC State Savings Bank of Ukraine (Oschadbank) and JSC The State Export-Import Bank of Ukraine (Ukreximbank), including their ‘B-‘ Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) with Stable Outlook, Fitch has said in its press release. “The affirmation of the ratings reflects limited changes to these … Read more

SPF gets first bids from advisers on privatization

A number of companies have applied for tenders called by the State Property Fund (SPF) of Ukraine to select advisors for the privatization of insulin producer Indar, President Hotel and Odesa Port-Side Chemical Plant with July 20 set as the deadline for applications, an informed source in the government has told Interfax-Ukraine. “There are applications, … Read more

Dragon Capital closes acquisition of Vinnytsia trade center Sky Park

Dragon Capital Investments Limited, part of Dragon Capital, has closed a deal on the acquisition of Askor Company (Kyiv), which manages the shopping center Sky Park in Vinnytsia and owns land under it, the company’s press service has said. The transaction value is not disclosed. “Vinnytsia is a powerful regional center in Ukraine with almost … Read more

Dragon Capital continues holding over 24% of Ukrainian Exchange – company head

Dragon Capital owns 24.788% of shares in Ukrainian Exchange (Kyiv), company CEO Tomas Fiala has told Interfax-Ukraine. “The recent deal with the exchange’s shares was an operation inside the group. We did not sell the securities and do not intend to sell our stake in Ukrainian Exchange,” he said. As reported, Moscow Exchange (Russia) in … Read more

ICU buys Ukrainian subsidiary of Russian railway operator FESCO

ICU Investment Group has acquired Transgarant-Ukraine, a subsidiary of the Russian FESCO group’s railway operator Firm Transgarant LLC through Cyprus Aina Management Ltd. ICU’s press service confirmed the closure of the deal in a comment to Interfax-Ukraine. “The fleet of freight cars is the main asset of this enterprise. Amid the shortage of rolling stock … Read more

Rada declines bill to strengthen creditor rights

Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada did not support clarification to the recently adopted law of Ukraine on strengthening creditors’ rights (bill No. 6027-d “On Amending Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Regarding Renewal of Crediting”). Only 203 lawmakers voted for the measure, 13 fewer than the required minimum of 226 votes. “According to Article 131 of parliament’s regulations, … Read more