Kyiv attracted $16.9 billion in investments: how the capital became an economic locomotive.

Kyiv attracted $16.9 billion in investments: how the capital became an economic locomotive
Kyiv attracted $16.9 billion in investments: how the capital became an economic locomotive

Kyiv is proving to be the best place for investments in Ukraine. According to last year's data, the two international airports in the capital served over 15 million passengers, accounting for more than 80% of all air passengers in the country. Additionally, Kyiv is home to the headquarters of major Ukrainian and international companies, as well as IT outsourcing enterprises. Investments and exports in the capital exceed national averages by two and three times, respectively.

Moreover, Kyiv stands out with a high level of salaries compared to the entire country, creating comfortable conditions for the development of various business sectors. Digital energy infrastructure expansion is already happening here, operating on cutting-edge technologies.

“We are digitizing electricity networks, enhancing cybersecurity, and responding to modern business and resident demands,”
- comments the head of DTEK Kyiv Electric Networks, Maris Kunitskis.

More detailed information about investments: in 2019, DTEK Kyiv Electric Networks will invest over 368 million hryvnias in modernizing networks and installing smart meters. This is just part of the total investments in the development of the capital, which this year amount to nearly 17 hryvnias for each inhabitant.

The mayor of the city, Vitali Klitschko, notes that Kyiv attracts foreign investors with its receptiveness to collaboration and willingness to create new jobs.

Kyiv continues to strengthen its position as a leader in investment for business and infrastructure development. The growth of investment volumes and high salary levels create attractive conditions not only for local but also for global economic development. Several large companies have already chosen Kyiv as a strategic location for their headquarters or branches, indicating trust and prospects for collaboration with the Ukrainian capital.

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