USUBC Legal Series Webinar “International Capital Markets Opportunities: Legal and Regulatory Aspects”

This Webinar will provide an overview of legal and regulatory considerations that surround international equity capital markets transactions involving Ukrainian companies, with a particular focus on initial public offerings of Ukrainian companies on U.S. and European stock exchanges.

Kyiv: USUBC will be holding “Back to Business Networking Reception”

This major event will be held on January 30 in Kyiv and will feature remarks from high-profile speakers, including representatives from the USUBC leadership, USUBC member companies and distinguished guests. The Reception will mark the kickoff of the new business year, providing a platform for networking and fostering connections among USUBC members, partners, and distinguished guests representing U.S and Ukrainian governments, diplomatic community, International Financial Institutions and industry leaders.

Washington, DC: U.S.- Ukraine Business Forum

The Forum is organized by the USUBC in collaboration with partner organizations within the framework of Ukrainian Week 2025 (February 3–8). The U.S.-Ukraine Business Forum will focus on rebuilding Ukraine through regional development, and will spotlight opportunities for bilateral economic and business cooperation in key sectors. Additionally, the program will feature showcasing of several impactful investment projects from Ukrainian regions.

The U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) is proud to announce that Razom for Ukraine, a leading U.S.-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Ukraine’s development and resilience, has transitioned from an associate member to a full member of the Council.

Ukrainian Week 2025 in Washington, D.C.

The registration is open for Ukrainian Week 2025 in Washington, D.C., a significant annual advocacy event, organized by coalition of NGOs and faith-based organizations of the United States and Ukraine. Ukrainian Week 2025 will bring together over 1,000 delegates from Ukraine and the U.S. Key events include the Ukrainian-American Partnership Forum, U.S.-Ukraine Business Forum, Gala Dinner and many other meetings focusing on fostering partnerships and collaboration between our nations.

Defense Tech Innovations Forum 2025

The large-scale event, organized by Brave1, will bring together Ukrainian and foreign manufacturers, investors, representatives of innovative defense agencies from partner countries and defense technology experts. Over two days, attendees will enjoy keynotes, panel discussions with top experts, startup pitches, and networking opportunities.

Webinar: “ESG Trends 2025: What Companies in Ukraine Need to Know and to Do”

The event, organized by Kinstellar in collaboration with the European Business Association, will focus on ESG trends for 2025. It will feature Olena Kuchynska, Managing Partner of Kinstellar Ukraine and Co-Head of ESG, and Mariya Sukhan, Corporate Governance and Sustainability Consultant and Independent Advisor to the IFC. The discussion will address key topics, including changes in EU and Ukrainian ESG regulations, the evolving approach to sustainable investments, and the role of technology and AI in ESG data collection and reporting.

Special Screening: Ukraine Under Fire

The event, hosted at George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium, marks the three-year anniversary of Russia’s all-out war in Ukraine. The screening will feature special guest Olga Butko, a national journalist from Kyiv, and include opening remarks by Mark Dillen, Executive Director of Ukrainians of Colorado, and a keynote address by Tinatin Japaridze of the Eurasia Group. A Q&A with director Jordan Campbell will follow.

UkraineInvest has updated the Guide “Investment Incentives for Industrial Parks”

The Law "On Industrial Parks" provides state support for initiators, managing companies, and members of industrial parks in establishing and operating industrial parks. The guide contains information on the advantages for industrial park members, forms of state support, requirements for industrial park membership, and a detailed description of the registration process.

DTEK to invest €450 million to expand Tyligulska windfarm in largest investment since war in Ukraine began

Ukraine's largest private energy company has unveiled plans for a €450 million expansion of its Tyligulska Wind Power Plant (WPP) on the Black Sea coast, after reaching a financing agreement with lenders to purchase 64 wind turbines from Vestas, the world's leading turbines manufacturer.

Spyrt Worldwide has teamed up with Ukrainian winemakers to bring Ukraine’s modernized Black Sea wines to U.S. audiences

The initiative aims to shift the focus from war to the rich cultural heritage of Ukraine, highlighting its centuries-old winemaking traditions. With a portion of profits supporting mine removal efforts, this collaboration showcases Ukraine’s resilience and its emerging presence on the global wine scene.

Avellum secures unconditional merger clearance for Ukrnafta-Shell transaction

Avellum advised Ukrnafta, the country’s leading oil producer, on obtaining approval of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine for the acquisition of Shell’s Ukrainian business – a network of petrol stations.

Updates to Gambling Regulations in Ukraine

The Ukrainian parliament recently adopted Law of Ukraine No. 4116-IX to combat gambling addiction (ludomania) and to improve the state regulation of activities related to the organization and conduct of gambling and lotteries.

Determining the powers of a Ukrainian director

This publication provides an in-depth look at the powers and responsibilities of directors in Ukrainian LLCs, including the ‘four eyes’ principle, signature rights, and governance best practices. Discover how to effectively manage authority and compliance in your organization.

EBRD lends €10 million for energy-efficient trolleybuses in Ternopil with Spanish guarantee

The loan will enhance the resilience and efficiency of the city’s electric public transport infrastructure, reducing emissions while supporting both citizens and nearly 30,000 displaced people who have moved to Ternopil as a result of Russia’s war on Ukraine.