Among the Ukrainian companies that issued shares, 340 are represent risk.

In particular, these 340 companies were found to have connections with problematic foreign countries, say analysts of the R&D center of YouControl. By April 30, these companies must submit to the National Commission for Securities and the Stock Market information on their relations with Russia, Belarus, Iran, and North Korea from 2021 to the end of 2022.

At the end of April, at least 340 joint-stock companies fall under this requirement, and 23 of them are Ukrainian companies that are co-owners of Russian companies. About 30% of these companies work in the processing industry. Another 19% are engaged in trade, 11% in scientific and technical activities and construction, 7.5% in real estate, and 8% provide financial services.

More than 90% of the studied companies have connections with the Russian Federation, and a little more than 5% with Belarus.