Foreign owners registered more than 1,109 new businesses in Ukraine in 2024, with the biggest single group coming from Turkey — 201 companies.
Polish citizens followed, with 90 companies, then the US with 89. The number of new companies is a 24% decrease from 2023's 1,464, and 60% drop from pre-war level of 2,770 in 2021.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is financing a €21.4 million upgrade of Dnipro's electric public transport fleet, with five locally manufactured trams now in service and further tram and trolleybus deliveries planned through 2027. The five low-floor trams were manufactured by Ukrainian producer Tatra-Yug at
Ukraine has restored much of the budget transparency lost after Russia's full-scale invasion, giving investors and creditors greater visibility into government spending, debt and donor financing, but important gaps remain in fiscal-risk disclosure, according to a recent study. Dmytro Sydorenko, a researcher at the State Tax
Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko has submitted his resignation after an anti-corruption investigation implicated senior officials in his office in an alleged scheme to protect fraudulent call centers and launder criminal proceeds. Kravchenko tendered his resignation late on Sept. 7, calling it a “political decision” and saying he
