The international finance institutions and development finance institutions working with Ukraine.
The European Commission (EC) said it has approved a €1.5 billion Polish state-backed scheme to reinsure transport in Ukraine, aiming to sustain trade flows disrupted by Russia's ongoing aggression.
The Polish state development bank, Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK), said it will provide a total of PLN 250 million ($65 million) to three local financial partners for on-lending to local companies that want to take part in Ukraine's reconstruction. The funding was made available to BGK by
Norway will provide NOK 100 million ($9.5 million) in 2025-2026 to support investment-ready projects in Ukraine through the project Support for Enterprise Development for Ukraine. Applicants from all countries, including Ukrainian, international, and Norwegian companies, can apply for funding that will target priority sectors, including sustainable energy,
Norway will provide €16 million to the Nordic Green Bank (NEFCO) to support Ukraine's reconstruction and green recovery, the development finance institution said. The funding will mainly support energy-efficiency projects, such as renovating schools and hospitals, upgrading wastewater facilities, and installing solar energy solutions.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said it approved a €15 million loan to co-finance Ukrainian pharmaceuticals manufacturer Yuria Pharm Group's investment program in Uzbekistan, Ukraine and Latvia for 2025-2027. The funding, focused on green projects and other capex, will be divided into €13
The European Commission (EC) issued a new call for proposals from banks and international financial institutions under the €9.3 billion Ukraine Investment Framework, this time focused on supporting small businesses. This call "encourages partners to take on more risk and provide grants to businesses in war-affected areas,
The UK's development finance institution British International Investment (BII), and the French development agency Proparco will provide risk-sharing guarantees worth a total of $57 million to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to support the lender's trade finance exposure in Ukraine. BII will
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said it is considering providing a $25 million multicurrency senior long-term loan to Ukrainian grocery store chain Varus Group to expand its retail operations in the country. The financing would help Varus boost employment opportunities for people with disabilities and other
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Ukraine signed an agreement on Thursday to deploy a team of advisors in Kyiv to support the implementation of EIB investments under the Ukraine Facility, the EIB and Ukraine's Economy Ministry said. The specialists will accelerate the preparation and implementation of critical
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Commission (EC) on Thursday signed a guarantee agreement that will allow the EIB to invest at least €2 billion in urgent recovery and reconstruction projects in Ukraine. The funding is part of the European Union's €50 billion Ukraine Facility, the
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Wednesday it is considering providing two portfolio risk-sharing facilities totaling €38.5 million to ProCredit Bank Ukraine, a subsidiary of the German ProCredit Holding. The first facility, amounting to €21 million, would partially cover credit risks in up to
US-based titanium miner Velta aims to create a "cluster" in Ukraine for mining and processing critical raw materials when the war ends and is in talks with several private investors and international finance institutions for backing, a senior company official said. Matthew Murray, chair of the board
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) estimated that Ukraine's economy would grow by 5% in 2026 if the agreement to end the war with Russia is reached this year. The EBRD also lowered the forecast for Ukraine's 2025 growth, to 3.5% from 4.
A preschool and a hospital have reopened in the western region of Lviv after refurbishments funded by the European Investment Bank (EIB). Lviv's St. Luke's Hospital, a vital emergency and specialized care center, has completed a €940,000 renovation to enhance services for its 50,000
Nibulon, one of Ukraine's largest grain and oilseeds originators and exporters, said on Tuesday it has signed a debt restructuring deal with the International Finance Corporation (IFC). The agreement covers an outstanding loan balance of $18.2 million and extends the loan's maturity date to 2029.
