A German automotive electronics manufacturer has doubled its presence in Ukraine despite the war, becoming the largest employer in Volyn. Viktoria Pazychuk, a plant manager at Kromberg & Schubert Ukraine, stated that by 2025 the company will be the largest employer in the region. Currently, it employs 5,500 people in Volyn, with the... #BusinessDevelopment #Electronics #GermanBusiness #KrombergSchubert #VolynRegion #Zhytomyr
Ukraine ranks as the third most popular investment destination for German companies in Central and Eastern Europe. According to a German CEE-Business Outlook 2025 study, which included 133 German companies, 22% of respondents indicated plans to relocate their production to Central and Eastern Europe. Furthermore, ... #CEEBusiness #EnergyHubUkraine #GermanBusiness #Germany #investments #Poland
German businesses contemplate their options as the suspension of military reservations threatens companies working in Ukraine. The suspension of the reservation of Ukrainian workers, despite the millions of dollars invested by German companies to support Ukraine’s economy during the war, threatens the business community... #AHK #AHKukraine #GermanBusiness #GermanUkraineChamber #investments #MobilizationUkraine #ReinerPerau #UkraineEconomy
European companies are interested in Ukraine and are not planning to leave the market. Many German companies operating in Ukraine are planning new investments despite the war, and only 8% of companies will curtail investment, according to the German-Ukrainian Chamber of Foreign Trade. A... #BusinessExpectation #ForeignCompanies #ForeignInvestor #GermanBusiness #InvestmentsinUkraine #UkraineBusinessActivity
Germany considers Ukraine attractive for business despite the war, said the Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development of Germany, Svenja Schulze. She explained that production processes can still be carried out in a significant portion of the country, and the ... #GermanBusiness #InvestmentsinUkraine #SupportUkraine #SvenjaSchulze #UkraineRecoveryConference
The Vice Chancellor of Germany arrived in Kyiv and discussed investments, reconstruction, and defense projects. On April 18, Minister of Economy Yulia Svyrydenko met with Vice-Chancellor of Germany Robert Habeck, who arrived in Kyiv on an unannounced visit. Svyrydenko presented Ukraine’s urgent need for energy ... #ElectricityGeneration #GermanBusiness #InvestmentsinUkraine #MiningUkraine #RobertHabeck #YuliyaSvyridenko
German Business: Corruption slows down investment in Ukraine. According to the chairman of the board of AHK Ukraine, Reiner Perau, many German companies and entrepreneurs are interested in the Ukrainian market, but active and widespread corruption in Ukraine sto... #CorruptioninUkraine #GermanBusiness #InvestmentsinUkraine #ReinerPerau
