How have Ukrainian businesses migrated during the war? Since the beginning of the full-scale war, Ukrainian companies have changed their place of registration 18,944 times. It is noted that companies in wholesale trade move most often – 39.4% of the... #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine #BusinessRelocation #UkrainianEnterprises
More than 80% of businesses have resumed work after the shutdown in 2022. In 2023, almost 91% of small and medium-sized enterprises, forced to suspend their activities in 2022 due to military operations, resumed their work. By the end of the year, a little more than 82% of ... #BusinessduringWar #UkraineEconomy #UkrainianEnterprises #бізнесвУкраїні
Despite the war, over 75% of Ukrainian companies have returned to full-time work. In October 2023, 77% of EBA member companies declared that they were operating at full capacity. The number of businesses that say they have limited operations due to the war has fallen from 53% in Oc... #BusinessduringWar #EBA #UkraineBusinessActivity #бізнесвУкраїні
Small and medium-sized businesses are recovering in Ukraine: 52% of enterprises are operating fully. As of the third quarter, another 41% of entrepreneurs are working with restrictions, and only 7% are not working, according to an EBA survey. Small businesses are also gradually restoring and increasi... #BusinessduringWar #EBA #UkraineEconomy #бізнесвУкраїні
One of Ukraine’s largest electronics retailers has closed half of its stores. The Eldorado chain of stores has closed almost half of its sales branches since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion. “The company could not/didn’t want to accumulate funds to ... #BusinessduringWar #Eldorado #electronicsmarket #retailUkraine
Business activity results are positive for the third consecutive month. After adapting to the difficult conditions of a full-scale war, Ukrainian business has given positive evaluations of their activities’ results for the third month in a row, according the Busines... #BusinessduringWar #nbu #UkraineBusinessActivity #UkraineEconomy
Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, only 3% of companies have stopped working. Only 3% of companies have closed since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, with 97% maintaining operations, said Regional Director of the World Bank for Eas... #ArupBanerjee #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine #EBA
Half of the companies in Ukraine have resumed regular working hours. In May 2023, another 38% of businesses resumed work partially, according to a study by Gradus Research. Only 7% of the interviewed business representatives suspended their enterprises’ operations. Abo... #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine
Gostomel plant resumes its operations after over a year of downtime. The plant belongs to the Vetropack group of companies and produces glass containers. The Swiss producer reported that on May 25, the first glass-making furnace was heated, brought up to operating temp... #BusinessduringWar #GlassContainersPlant #GostomelPlant #UkrainianEnterprises #Vetropack
According to the EBA, 94% of small and medium-sized entrepreneurs in Ukraine have suffered losses from the war. It is also noted that the number of entrepreneurs estimating business losses of up to $10,000 has decreased from 33% in October to the current 24%. Losses in the $10,000-$50,000 range are already repo... #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine #BusinessLosses #UkrainianEnterprises
The biggest obstacle for Ukrainian businesses during the war is rising prices. Difficulties with transportation, a decrease in demand for goods, and a lack of labor are joined by the cost of raw materials, according to the results of an April study by the IER. Although it is not... #BusinessActivityExpectations #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine #ObstacleForBusiness
The number of retail establishments in Ukraine that have resumed work is approaching 100%. At the end of April 2023, the Ukraine Association of Retailers reported that only 3% of retail establishments in Ukraine will remain closed among those that have stopped their work since the beginning... #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine #UkraineRetailers
A third of companies in Ukraine lost more than $1M due to the war. Businesses in Ukraine continue to lose money due to the war. As of now, 33% report losses of up to $1M, 37% report losses in the range of $1-$10M, 10% report losses of more than $10M, according to a s... #BusinessduringWar #ukrainianbusiness
Ukrainian small and micro enterprises have suffered the most due to the war. At the same time, medium-sized enterprises managed to continue their work and have not stopped their operations completely. In general, Ukrainian businesses lost 32% of their turnover in 2022 compared... #AndriyDligach #BusinessduringWar #UkrainianEnterprises
Several types of businesses have prospered during the war in Ukraine. In 2022, the turnover of enterprises in the sphere of wholesale and retail trade, electricity and gas supply, coal mining, and manufacture of metal products increased the most in Ukraine, reported Ope... #BusinessduringWar #UkrainianEnterprises
About 14,000 enterprises have resumed work in the de-occupied territories. More than one million people who left since the beginning of the war returned to the de-occupied regions of Kherson, Kharkiv, Chernihiv, Sumy, and Kyiv. More than 14,000 enterprises have resumed work ... #BusinessduringWar #OleksiyKuleba #RepatriationInUkraine #UkrainianEnterprises
Only 57% of small and medium-sized businesses have resumed their pre-war performance. According to an EBRD study, the remainder of these companies have either reduced the scope of their activities (37%) or suspended them (6%). The war has had a significantly negative impact on these en... #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine
Economic activity is gradually recovering in all sectors except for construction. The business activity expectations index rose to 45 last month from 37.5 in January 2023. According to the NBU, the main obstacles to enterprise recovery are the shortage of electricity, the increase ... #BusinessduringWar #UkraineBusinessActivity
Businesses sees instability, financial problems, and a lack of solvent customers as the main obstacles to recovery in wartime conditions. According to the Condition and needs of business in wartime study, among the main development problems 50.5% of surveyed businessmen named the lack of a sufficient number of paying customers. In addit... #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine #UkraineBusinessActivity
The war damaged 83% of companies’ business in Ukraine. About 83% of EBA members experienced a drop in business performance last year. Compared to October 2022, the number of companies whose operations have been affected by missile attacks has almost doubl... #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine #BusinessLosses
Blackouts have forced only 1% of Ukrainian businesses to stop working. According to an European Business Association (EBA) study, during constant power outages over the past two months the instability of electricity supply forced 66% of companies to change their work sc... #BusinessduringWar #UkraineBlackout #ukrainianbusiness
Almost 65,000 Ukrainian enterprises remain in the occupied territories. About 65,000 businesses (5% of the total legal entities in Ukraine) work in the temporarily occupied territories, reported Opendatabot. With the start of a full-scale war on Ukrainian territory, busin... #BusinessduringWar #businesstaxes #ukrainianbusiness
The index of business expectations of enterprises fell by more than 35 points. The index of business expectations of enterprises in the second quarter of 2022 decreased by 35.6% and is 72.6% against 108.2% in the first quarter. These figures are contained in the results of a sur... #BusinessduringWar #BusinessExpectation #businessinukraine
Over 1,000 enterprises are moving to the west of Ukraine. Currently, 661 companies have been relocated to safe regions in the west of Ukraine, and another 475 are looking for a location or a method of transportation, announced Deputy Minister of Economy Tety... #BusinessduringWar #BusinessRelocation
Ukraine’s business relocation trends during the war. Most businesses moved within Ukraine to the central or western regions, 11% of surveyed enterprises relocated abroad, and 17% said that they moved both within Ukraine and abroad, reported a Gradus sur... #BusinessduringWar #BusinessRelocation #ukrainianbusiness
Ukrainians registered 31,266 enterprises, most of them in IT. During the three months of the war, Ukrainians formed more than 30,000 enterprises. The majority of these are computer programming businesses, reported the Ministry of Digital Transformation. In total... #BusinessduringWar #doingbusinessinukraine
Businesses in the Kyiv Region are resuming work. Approximately 90% of enterprises have already renewed their work in the Kyiv region, but not at full capacity. As a result, budget revenues have started showing signs of recovery. Since the beginning ... #BusinessduringWar #kyivbusiness #KyivRegion
Ukrainian businesses are returning to work amid a reduction in their financial reserves. For the third month in a row, the trend of small businesses resuming operations has increased, according to a survey conducted by the EBA. Due to declining financial reserves, more small and medium en... #BusinessduringWar #UkraineBusinessReturingtoWar
The number of businesses closed in Ukraine decreased from 32% to 17%. As of the end of April, the number of enterprises that had entirely ceased operations fell to 17% from 32% at the beginning of the full-scale war, as stated in the monthly macroeconomic and monetary r... #business #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine
Three-quarters of Ukrainian entrepreneurs continue to work. According to a survey conducted by the Gradus Research Company, 75% of businesses continue to operate, 23% of the respondents have lost their business but plan to resume operations – the majori... #BusinessduringWar #UkraineBusiness #WarinUkraine
The Ukrainian government has been instructed to “return small and medium-sized businesses to work.” Volodymyr Zelensky said, “Life should appear on the streets of cities where security allows. Pharmacies, commerce, any business that can just work today. For the country to live. It depends on ... #BusinessduringWar #businessinukraine #WarinUkraine #Zelenskyy
