Section
About companies, investments, projects, and solutions that contribute to Ukraine's recovery and economic transformation.
U Mobile, a virtual mobile operator and new brand of TRIMOB LLC — whose sole founder is Ukrtelecom — has launched in Ukraine. The operator operates under the MVNO model and uses the networks of Ukrainian mobile operators under commercial national roaming terms.
The Kyiv School of Economics has appointed Yulia Svyrydenko as head of KSE Business School. In her new role, she will focus on developing business education tailored to technological changes, global competition, and new management challenges.
Kernel and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development have signed a €1 million grant agreement for human capital development. The funds will be used to train young technical specialists and create an accessible work environment at the company’s production facilities.
The updated “My Own Business 2.0” grant program launched in Ukraine on September 9. The maximum grant amount has been increased to 2.5 million UAH, and separate funding conditions have been established for launching new businesses and scaling existing ones.
Oschadbank provided Eco-Future “Kam’yanka” LLC with €10.34 million in loan financing to implement a renewable energy project. This is the bank’s largest energy project in terms of financing volume in the micro, small, and medium-sized business segment.
The “Biokon” pharmaceutical logistics complex in the Boryspil district of Kyiv Oblast was destroyed as a result of a Russian attack on September 3, 2026. Preliminary losses from the loss of finished goods alone exceed 15 billion hryvnia.
Nova Post has launched operations in Canada, which has become the 18th country in the company’s international network. Entering this new market expands logistics capabilities between Ukraine and Canada and creates an additional channel for Ukrainian businesses to export their goods.
In 2026, Ukrzaliznytsia contracted a record 102 new Ukrainian-made passenger cars. The renewal of the rolling stock is expected to improve the safety and comfort of travel and support more than 100 Ukrainian companies involved in the manufacturing process.
The Southern Mining and Processing Plant is temporarily scaling back operations and suspending production due to complications with maritime logistics and the deteriorating security situation in the Black Sea.
