The medical group Adonis has opened a multidisciplinary clinic in Kyiv with a surgical hospital for 24 single wards.
The company told the Interfax-Ukraine agency, in particular, the clinic will provide services of innovative reconstructive surgery for malignant neoplasms of the stomach, conduct radiation diagnostics (computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging MRI, high-tech X-ray operating room), instrumental and laboratory diagnostics.
In addition, the clinic will provide innovative cell therapy, recovery and rehabilitation services after COVID-19.
Earlier it was reported that the Adonis medical group plans to open four branches in 2021.
Adonis is a network of private full-cycle medical centers for adults and children. The private clinic Adonis was founded over 20 years ago. The network includes ten branches in Kyiv and the region, including two of its own maternity hospitals and a stem cell laboratory. In the branches of the clinic, doctors conduct appointments in 60 medical directions.
Khlibni Investytsii holding company has opened a new line for the production of frozen semi-finished goods from puff pastry at the Chanta Mount enterprise, which is part of it (Novi Petrivtsi village, Kyiv region).
According to the company’s website, investments in an automated production line with a capacity of up to 700 kg of frozen semi-finished products per hour amounted to EUR4.5 million, and the total investment in the construction and launch of the enterprise operating since 2019 – EUR15 million.
The company specified that finished products are supplied to the leading national chains of Ukraine and the largest regional distributors under the Chanta Mount brand, as well as for export.
As reported, in April 2021, the international law firm Integrites announced that Khlibni Investytsii had attracted a $ 3 million loan from Raiffeisen Bank International for the construction of this line to strengthen the holding’s position in the local market.
Chanta Mount is an automated facility with minimal human involvement in the workflow. The company specializes in the production of frozen bakery products for the Ukrainian market, and also produces baguettes, croissants, rye breads and a number of breads with original recipes.
As reported, Khlibni Investytsii LLC is one of the largest Ukrainian holdings for the production of bakery.
National bank of Ukraine’s official rates as of 26/05/21
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Official rates of banking metals from national bank as of May 25
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Board Chairman of IMC agricultural holding Oleksandr Petrov on May 24 bought 60,000 shares of the company at a price of PLN 27.99 per share for a total of PLN 1.68 million ($458,470 at the rate of the National Bank of Poland as of May 26), thereby increasing his share in the charter capital to 79.86%.
According to the report of IMC on the website of the Warsaw Stock Exchange on Wednesday, Petrov personally and through his companies Richmarket Investments Ltd and Agrovalley Limited owns 26,437,463 shares of IMC.
According to the Warsaw Stock Exchange, since the beginning of the year, the IMC share price has increased by 51.2%, from PLN 18.25 to PLN 27.60, and by 2.4 times over the year (on May 24, 2020, the IMC share price was PLN 11.50).
Agroholding IMC specializes in the cultivation of grain, oilseeds and milk production in Ukraine. It processes about 123,300 hectares of land in Poltava, Chernihiv and Sumy regions. It owns facilities for storing 554,000 tonnes of grain and oilseeds.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has recommended that EU air carriers and non-EU airlines avoid Belarusian airspace, Western media outlets reported on Wednesday, citing the EASA.
Non-EU airlines authorized by the EASA when conducting operations to, from, and within the EU are advised to avoid operating in Belarusian airspace, it said.
The agency cited safety reasons following the May 23 Ryanair flight incident, which called into question the ability of the Belarusian authorities to provide safe air navigation services.
A Ryanair flight from Athens to Vilnius was forced to land at the Minsk airport while passing through Belarus’s airspace on May 23. It was reported that the plane landed after the Belarusian security services were warned of a bomb threat. Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko ordered that a MiG-29 fighter jet be scrambled to shadow the passenger plane, which was carrying Roman Pratasevich, editor of the Telegram channel Belarus Golovnogo Mozga (Belarus of the Brain) and former editor of the Telegram channel Nexta, both designated as extremist in Belarus, and his girlfriend Sofia Sapega, a Russian citizen and student of the European Humanities University based in Vilnius. The Belarusian authorities have detained both of them.
