Ukrainian business

Russia hits Chernihiv businesses in massive drone, missile attack

Chernihiv came under a massive Russian attack on Aug. 3, with several businesses in the city struck, according to Dmytro Bryzhynskyi, head of the Chernihiv City Military Administration.

3 August, 12:36 PM

Spain overtakes Poland as largest buyer of Ukrainian rapeseed oil

Ukrainian rapeseed oil exports surged 2.5-fold to 520k metric tons in the 2025/26 marketing year while export revenue more than tripled to $588M, with Spain overtaking Poland as the leading importer, Ukroliyaprom trade association wrote.

3 August, 11:19 AM

Russia hits Rozetka marketplace warehouse twice in 24 hours

Russian forces struck Rozetka's largest warehouse with two Shahed drones overnight into Aug. 2, the Ukrainian e-commerce company reported. No casualties were reported from this attack.

2 August, 03:23 PM

Russian attack on Kyiv destroys office, store of Ukrainian cosmetics brand

A Russian missile attack on Kyiv's Sviatoshynskyi district overnight into July 30 destroyed the office and store of Elfa, a popular Ukrainian cosmetics manufacturer, the company said in a social media post.

31 July, 12:53 PM

Russian attack on Lviv damages Axis Wines craft winery

A Russian missile strike on Lviv on the morning of July 30 damaged not only residential buildings but also the Axis Wines winery, which produces Lviv-made wine using grapes grown in Odesa Oblast, according to Vsevolod Polishchuk, a restaurant consultant, writer, public figure, and researcher of Ukrainian cuisine.

30 July, 06:22 PM

Ukraine building its largest french fry plant in Cherkasy Oblast

Construction crews have begun installing the steel wall and roof structures for the first phase of Ukraine's largest potato processing plant at the Biosense industrial park in Cherkasy Oblast, Dmytro Kysylevskyy, deputy chair of the Verkhovna Rada's Committee on Economic Development, reported on Facebook on July 21.

21 July, 01:55 PM

Nova Poshta launches comprehensive marketing platform for 10M users

Nova Poshta has consolidated its digital and offline channels into a single marketing platform called Nova Media, the company announced on July 9.

9 July, 03:13 PM

Honda Auto Center in Vyshneve suspends operations after Russian attack on July 6

The Honda dealership Yume Auto Center in Vyshneve, Kyiv Oblast, was damaged during the enemy attack on Kyiv and the region overnight into July 6 and has suspended operations, according to the company's website.

7 July, 03:41 PM

Moldova overtakes Azerbaijan as top buyer of Ukrainian butter in 2026

Moldova became the largest importer of Ukrainian butter in the first five months of 2026, accounting for 42.4% of Ukraine's butter exports, according to data from Ukraine's State Customs Service, as reported by Agrotimes.ua on June 29.

1 July, 03:56 PM

Cameras captured man who may have left explosive device in building where blast injured Ukrainian businessman Iermolaiev

Surveillance cameras recorded a man who may have left a bag or backpack inside a residential building in Monaco shortly before an explosion there, French broadcaster BFMTV reported on June 30.

30 June, 11:58 AM

Nova Post opens its largest Moldova hub, processing up to 10,000 parcels hourly

Nova Post has opened its largest logistics hub in Moldova near Chisinau, with capacity of up to 10,000 parcels an hour.

29 June, 04:25 PM

Russian strike on Chernihiv injures 8, damages business and cars

Russian forces attacked Chernihiv with Shahed drones on June 5, damaging a business in the northern part of the city and injuring at least eight people, according to the city's military governor Dmytro Bryzhynskyi.

6 June, 10:33 AM

Company linked to Poroshenko family to build biomethane complex in Vinnytsia Oblast

UPI-Energy, a company linked to the family of former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, plans to build a biomethane and electricity production complex in Vinnytsia Oblast, with public consultations now underway, ExPro reported on May 25.

27 May, 01:22 PM

Ukrainian bread prices to rise 25% in 2026 as war drives up energy and labor costs

Bread prices in Ukraine are expected to rise 25% in 2026, driven by surging energy, logistics and labor costs rather than grain prices, the deputy head of the Ukrainian Agri Council Denys Marchuk reported in a Den.LIVE broadcast on May 23.

25 May, 04:04 PM

Ukraine’s state-backed business loans top $4.5 billion as wartime demand holds

Ukrainian businesses have received 57,223 loans worth a combined UAH 201.4 billion ($4.55 billion) under the state portfolio guarantees program for micro-, small and medium-sized businesses since it began in December 2020, the Finance Ministry reported.

22 May, 02:43 PM

Russia strikes Odesa Oblast with missiles and drones, damaging homes and businesses

Russian forces struck Odesa Oblast with missiles and drones overnight into May 15, targeting civilian infrastructure including residential areas and businesses, regional governor Oleh Kiper reported on Telegram.

15 May, 10:47 AM

National Cashback drives Ukrainian goods sales and consumer habits

Ukraine’s National Cashback program, active for more than two and a half years, has paid out 8 billion hryvnias ($181.5 million) to nearly 4.8 million monthly users and driven increased purchases of Ukrainian-made goods, according to a Mastercard-commissioned study released on May 1.

5 May, 02:23 PM

Ukraine weighs VAT on low-value foreign parcels to support local retailers

Ukraine’s parliamentary tax committee has backed bill No. 15112-1, which would introduce value-added tax on foreign parcels worth less than €150 ($175). The Finance Ministry is now waiting for the bill to be considered by the Verkhovna Rada.

5 May, 01:45 PM

Kyiv seeks alternatives as VAT bill for entrepreneurs stalls

International Monetary Fund showed understanding regarding the sensitivity of introducing a value-added tax for sole proprietors, Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko wrote on April 19.

20 April, 10:29 AM

Ukraine antitrust body rejects UAE bid for stake in major drone maker

Ukraine’s Antimonopoly Committee has rejected an application by a major defense conglomerate from the United Arab Emirates to buy a stake in Fire Point, Ukraine’s largest producer of long-range drones and missiles, for $760 million, Reuters reported on April 8.

9 April, 02:35 PM

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