Front Page |
Nation |
Business |
Search |
Subscription |
Advertising |
About us |
Copyright |
Contact |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Business
Naftogaz Ukrayiny reports 51.5% increase for 2015 net revenue
KIEV, March 29 – Naftogaz Ukrayiny saw a 51.5% rise in net revenue in 2015, to UAH 112.672 billion.
According to an unaudited financial report published on Monday, revenue from gas wholesale last year reached UAH 66.866 billion, from gas transit – UAH 45.471 billion and other operations – UAH 424.722 million. |
Ukraine wage arrears rose 7.5% last month, government reports
KIEV, March 26 - The total sum of wage arrears in Ukraine rose 7.5% in February, the State Statistics Service reported.
According to the service, wage arrears on March 1, amounted to UAH 1.575 billion, or 5.2% of the monthly wage fund for February, while wage arrears on February 1, 2015 amounted to UAH 1.466 billion, or 5.1% of the monthly wage fund for January.
|
Moody's downgrades DTEK to Ca from Caa3; maintains negative outlook
LONDON, March 27 - Moody's Investors Service has downgraded to Ca from Caa3 the corporate family rating and to Ca-PD from Caa3-PD the probability of default rating of DTEK ENERGY B.V. Moody's has also downgraded to Ca from Caa3 the senior unsecured bond ratings of DTEK Finance B.V. and DTEK Finance Plc, fully owned
finance subsidiaries of DTEK.
|
Oschadbank to start updating Soviet-era depositor registers
KIEV, March 29 – The State Savings Bank of Ukraine (Oschadbank) from April will start updating data on registers of Soviet era depositors, to whom the state is planning to pay compensation of UAH 1,000 per person by the end of the current year. |
Govt said to restrict oblenergo bidders to Akhmetov, Grigorishin
KIEV, March 27 – Only the companies belonging to Rinat Akhmetov and Konstantin Grigorishin will be able to participate in the privatization of a 50% stake in Ukraine's largest power supply company PJSC Dniprooblenergo (Dnipropetrovsk), a source at the Ukrainian government has told Interfax-Ukraine. |
Ukraine banking group slams NBU, calling for leadership changes
KIEV, March 27 – The Association of Ukrainian Banks has slammed the work of the National Bank of Ukraine and called for a change in its leadership.
"My duty as a citizen, the AUB president and a specialist in the banking industry force me to raise the question of dismissing the NBU's leadership," AUB President Oleksandr Suhoniako said at a press conference on Tuesday. |
Archive of Business
|
|
|
|
Currencies (in hryvnias) |
|
21.03.2025 |
prev |
USD |
41.54 |
41.57 |
RUR |
0.489 |
0.497 |
EUR |
45.00 |
45.32 |
|
Stock Market |
|
20.03.2025 |
prev |
PFTS |
507.0 |
507.0 |
source: PFTS |
|
|