How is the Ukrainian retail sector evolving during the war? Andriy Zhuk, Chairman of the Retailers Association of Ukraine (RAU), observed that last year pharmacy retail was the most actively developing segment, accounting for 45% of all new retail locations. N... #PharmaceuticalMarketUkraine #retailUkraine #ShoppingCenters #UkraineEconomy #UkrainianMarket
What agricultural products did Ukraine purchase abroad in 2024? Last year, the Institute of Agrarian Economics reported that agricultural products worth $7.82B were imported to Ukraine, which is 9.7% more than in 2023. The structure of these imported supplies is d... #AgroImportUkraine #FruitImportUkraine #Poland #SeaFood #UkraineImport #UkrainianMarket
The Ukrainian cybersecurity market has grown to $138M and will increase by another 50%. The Ukrainian cybersecurity market’s volume has grown by 300% over the past eight years, and in 2024 it amounted to $138B and will grow by another 50% over the next five years to reach $209M. Th... #CyberAttack #CyberSecurity #CyberSecurityUkraine #Technology #UkrainianMarket
Foreign direct investment in Ukraine decreased by 14% over the year. Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows to Ukraine amounted to $3.98B in the first 11 months of 2024, which is 14% less than in the same period in 2023. Net foreign direct investment (excluding FDI ou... #DanyloHetmantsev #Foreigninvestments #ForeignInvestor #investments #UkrainianMarket
Despite the challenges of the war, the size of the average deal in the Ukrainian M&A market continues to grow. According to KPMG, activity in the Ukrainian M&A market has remained stable for the second year in a row, indicating cautious investor confidence despite the ongoing war. In the first nine months ... #ForeignInvestor #investments #MergersAcquisitions #UkraineEconomy #ukrainianbusiness #UkrainianMarket
WTW sees new market opportunities and offers insurance policies for organizations planning to operate in Ukraine. Foreign and local companies in Ukraine have adjusted to the new realities and continued to work and try to expand their operations during the war. Moreover, many companies are considering entering the... #ForeignCompanies #InsuranceUkraine #UkrainianMarket #WillisTowersWatson #WTW
Famous international brands are slowly but steadily returning to Ukraine. The Danish company JYSK and the multi-brand company Argo were among the first to adapt to the new wartime realities of operating in Ukraine when they opened stores as early as March 2022. In April, th... #ForeignBrands #ikea #JYSK #McDonalds #retailUkraine #UkrainianMarket
In Ukraine, the price of land increased by 8.2% in May, which is a new record. Agricultural land purchases and sale prices in May increased significantly compared to April and are currently the highest in the history of Ukraine’s land market: the weighted average price per... #AgroLand #FarmLandPriceUkraine #LandMarketUkraine #LandSalesUkraine #UkrainianMarket
Where do companies with foreign investment work in Ukraine? The Unified State Register of Legal and Individual Entrepreneurs contains information on 2,903 companies with foreign capital registered in Kyiv and 800 in the Lviv region. Many companies with foreign... #businessinukraine #ForeignInvestor #InvestmentsinUkraine #UkraineEconomy #UkrainianMarket
A Polish clothing retailer is intensifying its expansion into the Ukrainian market. In the first quarter of 2024, the turnover of the Polish fashion retailer LPP in Ukraine increased by 58.3%, compared to the same period in 2023, to ₴2B ($50M). The company’s brands include Rese... #ClothingRetailer #LPPgroup #Reserved #sinsay #UkrainianMarket
While foreign brands plan to enter the Ukrainian market, retailers are focused on domestic manufacturers. Despite the ongoing war, new global brands are entering the Ukrainian market. In April, Inditex brand stores (Zara, Stradivarius, Bershka, etc.) reopened, and Sinsay has been operating since the end o... #AndriyZhuk #ForeignBrands #retailUkraine #UkraineBrands #UkrainianMarket
