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Cabinet allocates UAH250 million to refund Soviet-era deposits
KIEV, May 26 – The Ukrainian cabinet has allocated UAH250 million to reimburse defaulted Soviet-era deposits in Sberbank and Gosstrakh.
A total of UAH 87million would be sent to depositors who have not received refunding of no more than UAH1,000 per depositor, as foreseen in a cabinet resolution of Jan. 9, 2008, in the order that they submitted information to the register of defaulted Soviet-era depositors. |
Rivneazot forced to cease sewage plant operation after gas shutoff
KIEV, May 27 – Rivneazot, one of the largest chemical companies in Ukraine, has had to cease operation of its sewage treatment plants due to the full stoppage of natural gas deliveries to the company, a source at the company told Interfax-Ukraine on Tuesday.
The source said that the plant treated around 70% of the sewage in Rivne.
"The present situation is critical," he said. |
Ukraine may face another banking crisis this fall, says businessman
KIEV, May 28 – Ukraine could expect for another wave of the banking liquidity crisis this fall, according to Ukrainian businessman and UPEK Industrial Group President Anatoliy Girshfeld.
"The problem of bad credits has not been taken off the agenda, it would only come to the fore... The next wave of the banking liquidity crisis will be linked with the accumulated non-return of credits, and it should be discussed in the fall of 2009. |
Some 2,000 Rivneazot workers face layoff following natgas cutoff
RIVNE, May 28 – Around 40% of the employees of Rivneazot, or 2,000 people, may lose their jobs due to what critics say is the political pressure by the government and Naftogaz Ukrayiny via the cutoff of natural gas deliveries to the plant, a source in Rivne city council said. |
Bank official: Foreign direct investment could hit $10b this year
KIEV, May 27 – Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Ukraine in 2008 could grow to $10 billion, while in Q1 total FDI was $2.4 billion, Executive Director on Economic Issues of Ukrainian National Bank Ihor Shumylo said in an interview with Interfax-Ukraine during the first Ukrainian investment forum "Investments in construction and real estate" in Kiev on Tuesday.
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