KIEV, Jan. 26 ??“ Industrial Union of Donbas (IUD), one of Ukraine??™s biggest steelmakers, will invest $3.6 bln in developing its steel and coking facilities by 2010, the company said.

KIEV, Jan. 25 - The Ministry of Economics and European Integration has proposed changes to Ukraine??™s privatization strategy that would include selling 10-15% of state shareholdings in large attractive enterprises in small blocs, retaining state control over these companies.

KIEV, Jan. 26 - Ukraine's Association of Ferroalloy Producers warned the government Wednesday that robust imports of manganese ore may destroy the country's manganese ore extracting industry.

STRASBOURG, Jan. 25 ??“ President Viktor Yushchenko indicated Tuesday that Ukraine will seek to change a Russian-Ukrainian natural gas pipeline joint venture by inviting a European company to the project.

KYIV, Dec 23 – The International Monetary Fund has confirmed its forecast from a month ago about Ukraine's GDP growth this year by 4% and its slowdown to 2.5-3.5% next year.

KYIV, Dec 23 – Due to Russia's cyberattack, all registration actions are unavailable in Ukraine, about 25 state registers have been suspended, the consequences of the attack on the registers will become fully clear after the restoration of the register, managing partner of the RI Group law firm Oleksandr Keer said.

KYIV, Dec 23 - JSC Energoatom is carrying out preparatory work to submit an application for the extension of the operation of the second unit of Pivdennoukrainsk NPP, the company reported on Telegram on Monday.

KYIV, Dec 22 – DTEK energy holding sees great potential in the development of small modular reactors (SMRs) and the prospect of their construction on existing sites of coal and gas thermal power plants, Dmytro Sakharuk, executive director of the holding, says.

KYIV, Dec 22 - In 2023, the Ukrainian industrial company Interpipe focused on security issues due to the explosion of Kakhovka hydroelectric power station and shelling of Nikopol, where the main enterprises of the group are located, as well as solving logistics problems.

KYIV, Dec 22 – The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) conducted a stability assessment for the 20 largest banks, which collectively have more than 90% of the country sector’s net assets, and identified the need for additional capitalization of five banks, but two of them have already managed to increase capital adequacy to targeted standards following the audit.