Weekly digest of news on investment and business development in Ukraine and the world from UkraineInvest

The European Commission will provide EUR 35 billion to Ukraine as part of the G7 commitments.
The European Commission will provide EUR 35 billion in loans to Ukraine. The money will come as part of the G7 pledges.
http://surl.li/pyxnux

Epicentr intends to attract investment for the construction of a 75 MW solar power plant by the end of 2025.
Epicentr K LLC is seeking investments to implement the second stage of the project to build solar power plants (SPPs) at its facilities with a total capacity of 75 MW by the end of 2025.
http://surl.li/qthjlr

Ukraine’s GDP grew by 3.5% in August – Ministry of Economy of Ukraine.
In August the Ukrainian economy grew by 3.5% [±1%] in comparison with August of the previous year. For the first eight months of this year, GDP growth is estimated at 3.9% [±1%] yoy.
http://surl.li/iatfnx

Ukrainian agribusinesses received more than UAH 1 billion in grants under government programmes.
238 companies have benefited from government initiatives to develop horticulture, berry growing and greenhouse farming.
http://surl.li/ifucer

Denmark is investing USD 19.5 million to help restore Ukraine’s energy system.
Denmark’s new contribution to support Ukraine’s energy system is one of the largest ever made by the country. It was announced during a meeting of the Group of Seven countries’ working group on Ukraine’s energy security. In April, Ukraine signed a memorandum of understanding with Denmark worth more than EUR 400 million to support reconstruction and energy infrastructure.
http://surl.li/dkbitb

French startup Jump has raised EUR 11 million in investment. Investors include Ukrainian fund Roosh Ventures.
The startup’s team is developing an all-in-one platform for freelancers that provides access to the benefits of a salaried employee: social protection, company health insurance, employee savings programmes, financial flexibility, etc.
http://surl.li/wourno

Oschadbank provides Nibulon with a USD 20.3 million loan to repair damage.
The funds will help Nibulon rebuild its working capital after investing in the construction of a transshipment terminal on the Danube, which has become a key export route due to the blockade of Ukrainian seaports. This move will secure the procurement campaign for the 2024/2025 season, supporting Ukrainian farmers in the face of the war.
http://surl.li/vipkzi

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