Business World Magazine (Ukraine)
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Railway freight traffic in Ukraine from 2011 to 2016 decreased by 27%, Deputy Director General of state enterprise Ukrpromzovnishekspertyza Serhiy Povazhniuk has said. According to him, the volume of rail freight traffic began declining in 2012 due to the stagnation of industry. The rate of decline accelerated in 2014-2015 after the annexation of Crimea and…
DetailsUkraine’s export of rapeseed is likely to jump by 60% YoY, to 1.65 million tons in the 2017-2018 season as the harvest is expected to be about 70% larger than in the previous year Ukrainian output could rise to 2.03 million tons this year from 1.19 million tons in 2016 due to larger sowing area…
DetailsA loan agreement for $20 million has been signed in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia between the government of Tajikistan, represented by Abdusalom Qurboniyon, Minister of Finance, and the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), represented by its President Ahmad Mohammed Ali. The amount of this loan is allocated for co-financing the project in the transport sector “Construction of…
DetailsThe first nine-story apartment building has been put in commission in Khorog, the capital of the Gorno Badakhshan Autonomous Region (GBAO). 63 families whose houses have been demolished as part of the municipal redevelopment plan that includes the construction of one 16-story apartment building, two 12-story apartment building and new buildings of the regional drama…
DetailsPredicting changes for housing prices in the next two to three years, 66% of interviewed Latvian residents said prices would likely increase, according to data from DNB Bank’s survey. Every tenth respondent expects housing prices to decline. 18% of respondents are confident that prices will remain the same. The highest proportion of respondents who expect…
DetailsThere were 36 banks in Ukraine as of April 1 that needed boosting their charter capital by July 11, to the required minimum set of UAH 200 million, or $7.55 million, according to the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU). The list of banks with charter capital worth less than UAH 200 million includes Motor-Bank, Zemelny…
DetailsProduction of motor vehicles in Ukraine rose by 91.8% YoY in January-April, to 2,064 units, according to the Ukravtoprom Association. In particular, production of passenger cars grew by 107.5%, to 1,700 units, while the output of commercial vehicles shrank by 38.8%, to 153 units. At the same time, the number of buses produced over the…
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