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Slovakia to increase imports of power from Ukraine in 2007

KIEV, Feb. 27 ??“ Slovakia is ready to increase imports of electricity from Ukraine by four times, to 2 billion kWh per year, Deputy Fuel and Energy Minister Volodymyr Luchnikov said after the meeting of the premiers of Ukraine and Slovakia held in Kiev on Monday.


IKEA postpones $300 mln complex in Ukraine on dispute over design

KIEV, Feb. 27 ??“ IKEA Group, a fast growing low-price Swedish furniture company, postponed for almost a year opening of a $300 mln shopping and entertainment complex in Kiev due to a dispute with local authorities.


Ukraine lets Estonian financial group buy 25% in railway car plant

KIEV, Feb. 27 ??“ Ukraine??™s Antimonopoly Committee allowed Skinest Finants of Estonia to buy more than 25% of stocks in Kriukivsky railway car building plant, the AMC press service reported on Friday.


Party leader calls for oil VAT to be used to create reserve

KIEV, Feb. 24 ??“ The money received from the return to collecting 20% value-added tax on the import of crude oil in Ukraine starting March 1 must be channeled for the creation of a stable three-month reserve fund of petroleum products, Ihor Yeremeev, member of the parliamentary committee for the fuel and energy complex, said Thursday.


Poltava mill, marking 35th, announces $100m investment plan

KIEV, Feb. 25 - Poltava ore mining and processing mill (Poltava region) is planning to invest over $100 million in 2005 into development of its current open-cast mine as well as new deposits, into upgrade of equipment and technologies at dressing and pelletizing plants and development of the enterprise's infrastructure, the company reported.


Mykolaiv Alumina set to use $47 million of investments in 2005

KIEV, Feb. 25 - Mykolaiv Alumina Works, the CIS??™ biggest alumina producer, is planning to increase its use of investments from $26 million in 2004 to $47 million in 2005, Yuriy Ovchynnikov, the enterprise's director general said in an interview with the Kiev Telegraph weekly newspaper.


McKinsey sees Ukraine as strong global critical raw materials supplier

DAVOS, Jan 27 – Ukraine's rich resource base, well-established infrastructure, and expertise in mining and mineral development position it as a strong candidate to integrate into the emerging global value chains in the critical raw materials (CRM) sector, said Oleksandr Kravchenko, managing partner at McKinsey Ukraine.


Estonian furniture maker in Ukraine to hire 160 people from Bangladesh

KYIV, Jan 27 – The furniture-producing subsidiary enterprise Lamella (Tiachiv, Zakarpattia region), 100% owned by Estonian Himbalt Trade, in connection with the urgent need for workers after the expansion of production capacity, intends to attract 160 people from Bangladesh, said head of Zakarpattia regional state administration Myroslav Biletsky.


USAID requests 481.6-mln for Ukraine in 2025

KYIV, Jan 27 – USAID's budget request for Ukraine for the 2025 fiscal year (FY, October 1, 2024-September 30, 2025) amounts to $481.6 million, as stated in documents available on the agency's websites. This aid, however, has been frozen by the new U.S. administration for 90 days.


Ukraine, Deutsche Bahn to sign Ukrzaliznytsia rail road deal on Feb 5

KYIV, Jan 24 – A road map of the partner agreements with the German rail operator Deutsche Bahn AG will be signed on February 5, Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk said.


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