Weekly digest of news on investment and business development in Ukraine and the world from UkraineInvest (12 – 16 May 2025)

Weekly digest of news on investment and business development in Ukraine and the world from UkraineInvest (12 – 16 May 2025)

Ukraine to Receive up to EUR 35 Million from the European Investment Bank to Support Business – Denys Shmyhal.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a decision that will enable Ukraine to attract up to EUR 35 million from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to improve access to financing for Ukrainian entrepreneurs.
https://surl.li/dmogcf

UkraineInvest Initiates Dialogue with the Swedish Business Community.
During the meeting, the Swedish delegation was presented with detailed information on Ukraine’s institutional support for investors, existing investment cases, and state support mechanisms. The discussion also highlighted the benefits available to foreign companies considering investment in key sectors of the Ukrainian economy. Both sides outlined potential areas for further cooperation and began developing practical steps for its implementation.
https://surl.li/xtntbt

Austrian Investors Introduced to Opportunities in Ukraine’s Post-War Recovery.
During a series of B2B meetings, UkraineInvest expert Andrii Ryzvanyuk presented to potential investors from Austria, Germany, Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic the effective government support mechanism for significant investment projects in Ukraine, as well as the investment potential of the Ukrainian market—particularly in the energy sector and the production of construction materials.
https://surl.li/wcuavm

Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy Establishes International Task Force to Develop Investment Insurance Market.
The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine has created an international working group focused on developing the country’s investment insurance market. The group will work collaboratively to design systemic yet flexible solutions that will help attract private investment into Ukraine’s economy despite the high risks associated with the ongoing war.
https://surli.cc/aiwwkq

IFC to Invest USD 3 Billion in Ukraine Over the Next 18 Months.
Since the start of the war, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, has invested USD 2.2 billion in Ukraine. It currently has an additional USD 3 billion worth of projects in the pipeline for implementation over the next 18 months.
https://surli.cc/ywlnkb

Ukraine’s Investment Potential Presented at Business Conference in Wetzlar.
Acting CEO of UkraineInvest, Oleksandr Melnychenko, took part in an online conference organized by the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Mittelhessen region, where he presented Ukraine as an attractive investment destination.
https://surl.li/jyamun

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