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About companies, investments, projects, and solutions that contribute to Ukraine's recovery and economic transformation.
In 2025, McDonald’s in Ukraine opened 12 new restaurants, increased its customer base by 17%, and paid 3.5 billion UAH in taxes. The company’s total investments from 2022 to 2025 reached 4.84 billion UAH.
Dragon Capital has released its macroeconomic forecast for 2026–2027. The baseline scenario calls for continued active hostilities, modest economic growth, and support for the economy through significant amounts of external financing.
“Kernel” plans to invest approximately $400 million over the next two years in wind and solar power generation, as well as energy storage systems, with a total capacity of approximately 600 MW.
At the end of 2025, Ukrtelecom’s revenue grew by nearly 7% — to 5.2 billion UAH — and EBITDA exceeded 1.2 billion UAH. The company allocated approximately 500 million UAH to the development of its fiber-optic network and energy resilience.
The AMCU fined “Carpathian Mineral Waters” LLC 9.42 million UAH for disseminating information that could create a false impression among consumers regarding the origin of “Carpathian Spring” water from the Ukrainian Carpathians.
The Ukrainian company UPC implemented an upgrade to the e-commerce payment systems for one of Bulgaria’s largest banks to facilitate the transition from the lev to the euro. The solution enabled hundreds of online merchants to accept payments in the European currency.
In 2025, the Ukrnafta network increased fuel sales by 50% and sales of non-fuel products by 118%. The company also completed the integration of the former Shell network and expanded its B2B operations.
Kyivstar has acquired 100% of the shares in Tabletki.ua, expanding its portfolio of digital healthcare services. The platform partners with over 14,000 pharmacies and processes approximately 14 million online orders each month.
