The war has not stopped Ukraine from remaining open for business and attracting investment in key sectors such as healthcare, agro-processing, transport and logistics, IT, mining and others.
This was stated by the Acting Executive Director of UkraineInvest, Oleksandr Melnychenko, during the forum “Investment prospects in the country”: What hinders investment in Ukraine and what are the solutions?
Oleksandr Melnychenko stressed that UkraineInvest is an important part of the mechanism for attracting and supporting capital investment. Since April this year, new investment legislation has been in force, providing state support to investors who plan to invest at least 12 million euros and create new jobs. Thanks to these mechanisms, investors can implement large-scale projects at reduced costs and benefit from CAPEX preferences of up to 30% for project implementation within Ukraine.
“We encourage investors to contact UkraineInvest and start planning their projects in Ukraine! UkraineInvest provides comprehensive advisory, analytical and legal support to such investors – both during the preparation of the application to the Ministry of Economy for recognition of the investment as capital, and during the implementation phase after receiving government support,” said Oleksandr Melnychenko.
The main objective of the event is to bring together large and medium-sized companies, representatives of the financial sector and government officials to discuss the challenges faced by domestic and foreign companies that dare to invest in our economy and to find joint solutions to these problems. The Forum is organised by Ekonomichna Pravda.
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