Ukraine is creating new opportunities for private capital to participate in infrastructure and public-sector projects. The Cabinet of Ministers has approved updated rules for preparing public-private partnership (PPP) projects, including a simplified preparation approach for projects with a value of up to EUR 5.5 million. The reform is important for…
Ukraine has introduced one of its most significant currency-liberalisation measures since the beginning of the full-scale war, creating additional flexibility for businesses, individuals and investors operating through the Ukrainian financial system. On 10 August, the National Bank of Ukraine increased the monthly limit for purchasing non-cash foreign currency, bank metals…
Ukraine’s business environment showed further signs of stabilization in July, with the country’s business activity recovery index improving for the second consecutive month. The index rose to -0.11 in July from -0.14 in June, according to recently published economic data. Despite the continuing war, Ukrainian companies are adapting their operations,…
Ukraine remains one of the most challenging yet potentially rewarding investment markets in Europe. Despite the ongoing war and the continued operation of martial law, international investors are increasingly examining opportunities in agriculture, renewable energy, infrastructure, logistics, manufacturing, technology, real estate, natural resources and reconstruction-related projects. For a foreign investor,…
Ukraine is entering a new phase of investment activity, and buying an existing business can offer international investors a faster route into the Ukrainian market than starting a company from scratch. For investors prepared to conduct thorough due diligence and manage Ukraine-specific risks, acquisitions can provide immediate access to customers,…
Ukraine’s banking system remains one of the key pillars of the national economy and financial infrastructure. In 2026, Ukrainian banks continue to provide corporate and retail banking, lending, payment services, foreign exchange operations, investment and trade finance despite the ongoing challenges caused by the war. The National Bank of Ukraine…
The Ukrainian banking market is entering a new phase of consolidation, privatization and international investment. For foreign investors, banks for sale in Ukraine can provide an opportunity to enter the Ukrainian financial sector through an existing licensed institution rather than establishing a new bank from the ground up. In 2026,…
Solar Power Plants (SPP) Solar remains one of the most accessible renewable investment segments. Advantages include: Modern projects increasingly incorporate energy storage to improve profitability. Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) Energy storage has become one of the fastest-growing sectors in Ukraine’s electricity market. Battery systems help: International lenders are actively…
Before the full-scale invasion, Ukraine had one of Eastern Europe’s fastest-growing renewable energy sectors. Although the war caused significant damage to parts of the energy infrastructure, it also accelerated the transition toward a more flexible, decentralized, and resilient power system. Instead of relying exclusively on large centralized power stations, Ukraine…
Ukraine continues to modernize its legal framework for businesses as part of its long-term economic recovery strategy and alignment with European Union standards. Recent legislative updates introduce important changes aimed at increasing transparency, simplifying business operations, and strengthening investor confidence. One of the key developments is the continued digitalization of…
