Investors have not come to Ukraine - what made them stop.
08.07.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
08.07.2025
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International businesses remain supporters of Ukraine, but they are not starting active investments due to the war situation. However, some sectors are already ready for such steps. According to the Executive Director of the European Business Association, companies should not wait for the end of the war to start cooperation.
'We are talking about such sectors as defense, logistics, construction, healthcare - relevant areas for today'It is important to work strategically and not to limit oneself to short-term risks for successful business in difficult conditions.
Capital is waiting for a signal
State support and risk insurance guarantees are already in place, but the private sector remains cautious. Foreign companies have access to support, but private investors have not yet activated.'International private funds are currently sitting on the fence and waiting'The support provided is not accompanied by serious funding, which complicates the operations of the private sector.
Trust decides everything
To attract investments, trust in economic stability and Ukrainian partners is important. Cooperation between business and government is key to creating transparent conditions for investors.Global Business for Ukraine: a bridge between worlds
The EBA promotes global development by collaborating with foreign companies and helping Ukrainian businesses enter global markets. This facilitates integration into European standards.Look honestly, act decisively
Dependence on internal barriers such as distrust and fragmentation determines the future of Ukraine's economic growth. It is important to act honestly and responsibly to build an attractive business environment.Summary: International businesses are showing interest in Ukraine, but so far they are carefully shielding themselves from active investments due to the war situation. Currently, some sectors are ready for cooperation, but attracting private investments requires trust, economic stability, and transparent conditions for business.Read also
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