These announcements include investments starting from $10M, with the total exceeding $3B. Specifically, $287M represents completed projects, $2.57B is currently being implemented, and $172M is planned.
Notably, the list includes:
- ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih: investments in mining, metallurgy, and infrastructure, aimed at maintaining competitiveness and improving occupational safety during the war – $325M
- Bayer: expansion of seed plant capacities – €60M
- DTEK: Tyligulska Wind Power Plant – €650M
- Elementum Energy: Dniester Wind Farm (second stage) – $110.5M
- Kyivstar: investment in developing and restoring Ukraine’s digital infrastructure from 2023 to 2027 – $1B
- Knauf: building materials plant – €150M
- Neqsol Holding: privatization of the United Mining and Chemical Company – $96M
- City One Development: investment in glass plants – $140M
The European Business Association highlights that the movement toward European integration opens new opportunities for Ukrainian businesses and enhances the country’s attractiveness for investment.