Weekly digest of news on investment and business development in Ukraine and the world from UkraineInvest (10 – 14 February 2025)

Weekly digest of news on investment and business development in Ukraine and the world from UkraineInvest (10 – 14 February 2025)

UkraineInvest is supporting NovaSklo’s EUR 240 million investment project to build Ukraine’s largest float glass plant.
UkraineInvest will provide legal, advisory and analytical support to NovaSklo and help the investor accelerate the implementation of its investment plans.
https://surl.li/viusen

FortuneGuard, McGill and Partners and ARX launch war risk insurance with limits of up to USD 50 million.
The limit for a single facility is up to USD 50 million per project. The insurance covers the threat of damage from drones, missiles and anti-aircraft debris.
https://surl.li/vmpgda

EU/EEA investors can apply to help shape Ukraine’s investment priorities.
Investors from the EU and the European Economic Area (EEA) have a unique opportunity to help identify investment priorities for Ukraine’s economic development. The European Commission has launched a Call for Expressions of Interest to stimulate private investment in critical sectors of the real economy under the Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF).
https://surl.li/zvtbhq

The European Commission has appointed the members of the Audit Board of the Ukraine Facility.
The Audit Board will contribute to building institutional trust and accountability, which is crucial for Ukraine’s recovery, reconstruction and modernisation efforts.
https://surl.li/lbrnas

Ukraine is among the top 3 investment destinations for German companies.
The German CEE Business Outlook 2025 survey, which involved 133 German companies from various sectors, found that 22% of respondents plan to relocate production to Central and Eastern Europe. Poland has become the most attractive country for German investment, followed by Romania and Ukraine. According to the survey, 35% of companies plan to invest in Ukraine this year, and this figure could rise to 41% by 2030. Currently, 21% of the companies surveyed have already invested in Ukraine.
https://surl.li/wersnn

A new industrial park is being built in the Dnipro region.
The total investment in the construction of the park’s facilities will be around UAH 782 million. The initiator and the management company plan to provide UAH 97 million of their own funds and borrowed funds, as well as to participate in the government’s Industrial Park Incentive Programme. A further UAH 646 million will be raised at the expense of future participants.
https://surl.li/ssflos

The EBRD plans to invest at least EUR 1.5 billion in Ukraine in 2025.
The Bank is ready to increase its investment to EUR 3 billion after the war is over. Ukraine’s energy sector will be a key priority this year and in the future, as projects to modernise the sector and develop renewable energy could drive private investment after the war ends.
https://surl.li/pjhvtu

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