Kyiv City Council Pumps 3 Billion into Kyivmiskbud Rescue: What’s the Payoff?.

Draft Decision from the Kyiv City Council

According to Мінфін — Крипто/Фінанси: The Kyiv City Council has unveiled a draft resolution aimed at stabilizing the finances of PrJSC 'Kyivmiskbud' by boosting its charter capital by 3 billion hryvnias. This move is designed to shore up the financial health of the company, which specializes in construction and property management in Ukraine’s capital.

The proposed resolution calls for a 3 billion hryvnia recapitalization of Kyivmiskbud. Three standing committees of the Kyiv City Council have prepared and registered the document, underscoring the local government’s serious commitment to backing the firm. Notably, the chairman of the board at Kyivmiskbud is Valeriy Zasutsky.

Earlier Decisions and Future Plans

As a reminder, on June 23, 2025, shareholders of Kyivmiskbud had already approved a 2.56 billion hryvnia increase in the charter capital. Under the new initiative, the company plans to issue 10.24 billion new shares, each with a face value of 0.25 hryvnia. The share placement is scheduled to run from October 1 to November 28, 2025.

In essence, the planned capital increase aims to improve Kyivmiskbud’s financial standing and ensure the company’s continued growth amid current economic challenges.

Boosting Kyivmiskbud’s charter capital could be a pivotal step in sustaining stability within Ukraine’s construction sector, especially during tough economic times. This decision also reflects the active role of local authorities in supporting strategically vital enterprises in the capital. Observers may anticipate that successful execution of this project could attract additional investment and enhance the overall investment climate in Kyiv.