Items tagged with: Investing in Kharkiv

Industry study identifies an estimated 445 IT companies in the Kharkiv region with total revenues for 2018 set to top USD 800 million

Kharkiv-based business group is one of Ukraine’s largest and includes a range of assets nationwide

The Premier Palace Hotel Kharkiv is a key part of the city’s Euro 2012 infrastructure inheritance

The international gateway to eastern Ukraine is currently enjoying unprecedented growth in terms of both new destinations and passenger numbers

Oleksandr Yaroslavsky has invested around USD 1 billion in Kharkiv

The Financial Times fDi service has ranked Ukraine’s second city as one of the most attractive investment propositions in Eastern Europe thanks to a combination of competitively low costs and a highly skilled workforce

International investment opportunities on the agenda in Europe’s most cost-effective large city

Economic and legislative changes along with the arrival of international investors are forcing law firms across Ukraine to rethink their professional priorities

Low-cost airline Wizz Air is resuming flights from Kharkiv International airport this spring as eastern Ukraine’s air hub continues to expand its portfolio of destinations

Eastern Ukraine’s flagship hotel has become a regional landmark since opening ahead of Kharkiv’s role as a host city during UEFA’s Euro 2012 football championships

Gateway to eastern Ukraine saw passenger levels increase by 34% in 2017 as additional flight services and continued regional economic recovery combined to produce new record annual figures

Capital of East Ukraine welcomes national and international agribusiness representatives to one of largest showcases on the annual calendar in Europe’s breadbasket

Local students will now be able to earn salaries while gaining access to industrial insights at iconic Kharkiv plant

East Ukrainian business leader calls on local businesses to set investment example at Kharkiv’s annual international economic forum

Ukraine’s economy is growing but numerous barriers remain to greater FDI and this prevents the recovery from moving to the next stage

Ukraine’s former capital city was initially not seen as a Euro 2012 host but managed to win over UEFA officials

Oleksandr Yaroslavsky’s Kharkiv Palace Hotel stages prestige European event in boost for eastern Ukraine’s international profile

DCH Group owner has been in the news recently following a number of high-profile acquisitions

Another indication of Ukraine's robust economic recovery: more passengers used the country's eastern Ukraine air hub in May 2017 than during the Euro 2012 football championships when Kharkiv served as one of four Ukrainian host cities