The Cabinet of Ministers approved yesterday a bill to resume privatization of large state-owned companies

Thursday, December 24, 2020
The Cabinet of Ministers approved yesterday a bill to resume privatization of large state-owned companies

The Cabinet of Ministers approved yesterday a bill to resume privatization of large state-owned companies, a process suspended last March due to the coronavirus outbreak. With investors now familiar with road shows on Zoom, the government wants the Rada to unfreeze ‘large’ privatizations. Slated to bring almost $500 million to the budget in 2021, the privatization plan calls for selling next year: five thermal power plants, three regional power plants, the former Bolshevik plant, the Odesa port plant, the United Mining and Chemical Company, and Kyiv’s President Hotel.

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