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Export ban does not apply: Russia boosts diesel shipments to key market 2.5-fold

Russia increased diesel shipments to Central Asian countries 2.5-fold in August from July, exporting more than 370,000 metric tons to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia and Tajikistan amid restrictions on exports to other markets, The Moscow Times reported on Sept. 21.

21 September, 03:25 PM

Autostrada reveals UAH 15 billion debt that forced it to halt work

Ukraine owes Autostrada about UAH 15 billion ($360 million) for completed work, while the company hopes funding for key projects will resume, founder Maksym Shkil told Interfax-Ukraine on Sept. 21.

21 September, 01:53 PM

Imperial Brands factory damaged in Russian drone attack

Imperial Brands’ tobacco factory in Kyiv was struck this week, the company’s press service told NV Business on Sept. 10.

10 September, 05:36 PM

Ex-PM Yulia Svyrydenko named head of KSE Business School

The Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) has appointed former prime minister Yulia Svyrydenko to lead KSE Business School (KSE BS), the institution told NV Business on Sept. 10.

10 September, 01:50 PM

Ukraine’s steel output plunges as two largest producers halt operations

Ukrainian steelmakers cut steel output by 57.3% year over year to 277,000 metric tons in August, down 39.4% from July, GMK Center reported on Sept. 9.

9 September, 05:43 PM

Russian attack sets fire to Pryluky tobacco factory operated by BAT

A Russian strike on Sept. 7 caused a fire at the Pryluky tobacco factory owned by British American Tobacco in Ukraine’s Chernihiv Oblast, according to public broadcaster Suspilne.

7 September, 04:48 PM

Russian drones strike French FM logistic warehouse near Kyiv for second time

An FM Logistic warehouse in Dudarkiv, Kyiv Oblast, was damaged again in a Russian strike, company press office representative Paulina Massa told NV Business on Sept. 5.

5 September, 03:41 PM

Russia boosts gas supplies to Central Asia by nearly 70%

Russian gas giant Gazprom has increased gas supplies to Central Asian countries by nearly 70% since the start of 2026, Russia’s Interfax reported on Sept. 4.

4 September, 05:48 PM

Ukraine plans sale of titanium plant seized from Russian oligarch amid strong interest

Ukraine’s State Property Fund plans to sell the Demurinsky Mining and Processing Plant, which mines and processes titanium-zirconium ores, on Oct. 20, Interfax-Ukraine reported on Sept. 4.

4 September, 03:17 PM

National Bank of Ukraine puts new 2,000-hryvnia banknote into circulation

The National Bank of Ukraine introduced a new 2,000-hryvnia banknote, the country’s highest denomination, featuring Ukrainian dissident poet Vasyl Stus on Sept. 4.

4 September, 11:52 AM

Italy's Eni to develop giant Venezuelan oil field with 35 billion barrels

Italian energy company Eni has reached an agreement with Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA to jointly develop the Junín 5 oil field in Venezuela's Orinoco Belt. The 25-year deal makes Eni the field's operator, according to the company’s announcement on Sept. 2.

4 September, 11:45 AM

Russia increases gas supplies to Europe as TurkStream runs at 92% capacity

Russian gas giant Gazprom’s supplies to Europe via the TurkStream pipeline rose 3% year over year in August to 51.9 million cubic meters per day, The Moscow Times reported on Sept. 3.

3 September, 02:19 PM

Ukraine ranks among world's top 40 countries with largest public debt

Ukraine's public debt is estimated at about $276 billion, or 122.6% of projected GDP in 2026, according to the International Monetary Fund on Aug. 28.

28 August, 05:37 PM

Russia plans state grain purchases as export disruptions hit seaport shipments

The Russian government is considering grain purchases to offset major export disruptions and plans measures to support local farmers, including loan extensions and sales subsidies, Interfax reported, citing Agriculture Minister Oksana Lut on Aug. 24.

24 August, 08:45 AM

Russia's Central Bank urged to put ruble exchange rate under 'manual control'

Russia's Sberbank has proposed changing the central bank's foreign exchange market rules to give it more flexibility in managing the ruble's exchange rate, The Moscow Times reported on Aug. 21.

21 August, 01:58 PM

Ukraine wants EU to increase bioethanol export quota as current limit nears exhaustion

Ukraine plans to seek an increase in its bioethanol export quota to the European Union after nearly exhausting the current limit, Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotskyi told NV Business on Aug. 18.

18 August, 05:56 PM

Are Ukrainians preparing for a hard winter? Demand for backup power equipment rises

Amid recent massive Russian attacks and government warnings of a difficult winter, Ukrainians are gradually stepping up preparations for possible power outages.

17 August, 04:57 PM

Odesa farmers harvest first niche crop with yield of 2 metric tons per hectare

Chornomorets and Agro Firm Pivdenna, two Odesa Oblast agricultural companies that are part of Tekom Agro Group, harvested their first oilseed flax crop, AgroTimes reported on Aug. 12.

12 August, 02:49 PM

Ukraine plans preferential recovery loans for large businesses hit by Russian strikes

Large businesses continue to complain that they cannot access Ukraine's state-backed 5-7-9% loan program, while the Economy and Environment Ministry plans to offer them loans at 10% annual interest, Interfax-Ukraine reported on Aug. 12.

12 August, 02:39 PM

256 companies with Bulgarian owners operate in Ukraine

A total of 256 companies operating in Ukraine that filed financial statements for 2025 have Bulgarian beneficiaries, with one in six reporting annual revenue above UAH 100 million, Opendatabot reported on Aug. 10.

10 August, 03:39 PM

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