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Branson, other businessmen, urge settlement of Ukraine conflict

KIEV, Aug. 21 - Prominent representatives of international business community have called on the Ukrainian and Russian governments to find a compromise and a peaceful solution of settling the current conflict.


Shell announces 'force majeure' postponement of Yuzivske drilling

KIEV, Aug. 21 – Shell has postponed the start of work to drill a first wildcat on the Yuzivske field (Kharkiv and Donetsk regions) due to the force majeure situation on the field, the Ukrainian representative office of the company has told Interfax-Ukraine.


Kazakhstan bans imports from Ukraine's Myronivska Poultry Farm

ASTANA, Aug. 20 - Kazakhstan has temporarily banned poultry imports from Ukraine's Myronivska Poultry Farm, the Kazakh Agriculture Ministry said.

"Veterinary permits issued earlier to the Myronivska Poultry Farm were suspended on August 1 pending an inquiry," the ministry said in a statement.


Russia's Roshen ban will cost government $123 million, says director

KIEV, Aug. 20 – The total losses of Ukrainian budgets of all levels from the ban on the supply of Roshen Corporation's confectionery to Russia may exceed UAH 1 billion by the end of the year (around $123 million at the current rate), Roshen Director for Development Yevhen Vovchanovsky said.


Cabinet approves privatization of Crimean power generating plants

KIEV, Aug. 22 – The Cabinet of Ministers has approved plans to privatize Simferopol combined heat power plant, Kamysh-Burunska combined heat power plant and Saksky steam-gas power plant, which are part of Crimea Generating Systems (Simferopol, Crimea), State Property Fund chairman Oleksandr Riabchenko said.


Energy ministry to borrow from EBRD and EIB to finance Kaniv project

KIEV, Aug. 22 – The Energy and Coal Industry said it expects in Q4 to sign a credit agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and European Investment Bank on financing the construction of the Kaniv pump storage, Energy and Coal Industry Minister Eduard Stavytsky said.


Oplot tank startup cost low at $30 million, says plant director

KIEV, Aug. 22 – The expenses on the start of mass production of the Ukrainian Oplot main battle tank at the Kharkiv-based Malyshev Plant are estimated at $30 million, which is about one-fourth the expenses on the start of mass production of similar modern tanks in other countries, Malyshev Plant Director General Vadym Fedosov said.


Customs backlog to persist despite Russian easing, says trade group

KIEV, Aug. 22 – The switch of the Federal Customs Service of Russia back to normal customs clearance will require time before it eliminates the backlog at the borders, the Federation of Employers of Ukraine said.


Ukraine's third-largest refinery to resume operation in October

KIEV, Aug. 22 - Odessa oil refinery, Ukraine’s third largest oil refinery by capacity, will resume operation in October and will run at full capacity by the year-end, Energy and Coal Industry Minister Eduard Stavytskiy said Wednesday.


Kiev to ink Black Sea natgas PSA with ExxonMobil consortium next month

KIEV, Aug. 22 - Ukraine plans by the end of September to sign a production sharing agreement (PSA) with an ExxonMobil-led consortium to tap a major Black Sea offshore natural gas field, Energy and Coal Industry Minister Eduard Stavytskiy said Wednesday.


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