KIEV, April 23 – The Ukrainian-Iraqi Chamber of Commerce, under a memorandum of understanding and cooperation signed with the Ukrainian Construction Association (UCA) on the supply of construction materials from Ukraine to Iraq, has started buying reinforced concrete from Ukrainian producers.
KIEV, April 23 – Kiev city state administration plans jointly with Kiev-based Greenco commercial company to build an incinerator on the territory of the company.
KIEV, April 24 – The trade union of Ukrainian engineers – Mashmetall – is calling on the Ukrainian government to attract domestic companies to the upgrade of the Ukrainian gas transportation system, in particular, Sumy Frunze scientific and production center, Motor Sich, Zarya-mashproject, Chernivtsi engineering plant and Snezhnianskkhimmash.
KIEV, April 24 - Henkel Bautechnik (Ukraine) has launched a dry construction mixture plant with a production capacity of 210,000 tons of Ceresit products per year in Mykolaiv in Lviv region.
KIEV, April 28 ??“ Kiev authorities believe that under the investment project for the construction of a trading center at the capital's Kharkiv district, the Swedish IKEA company should also build an entertainment complex.
KIEV, April 28 ??“ Mykolaiv??™s Black Sea Shipyard is to build two chemical carrier tankers with a dead weight capacity of 47,300 tons each for Norway??™s Westfal-Larsen.
KIEV, April 28 ??“ System Capital Management, the holding company owned by Rinat Akhmetov, Ukraine??™s richest man, issued a statement Thursday to dismiss media reports suggesting it had been preparing to sell its assets.
KYIV, March 26 – Gas Transmission System Operator of Ukraine LLC (GTSOU) considers the priority projects in 2024 to be the preservation of the current gas injection conditions for foreign traders for the entire 2024/2025 season, as well as an increase in available gas transportation routes in the Ukrainian GTS.
KYIV, March 26 – The expected economic benefits from the liberalization of the agricultural land market for legal entities could range from 1-2.7% of GDP annually over the next three years, scientists from the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) calculated in a study of the prospects for liberalization of the agricultural land market.