Euroins Ukraine insurance company (Kyiv) in January-March 2021 attracted about UAH 165 million in insurance premiums, which is 88% more than in the same period in 2020.
According to the insurer’s press release, the main areas of the company’s work, as in 2020, remain car insurance and voluntary medical insurance – the most popular and demanded services on the conventional insurance market of Ukraine.
According to the company, premiums collected on compulsory motor third party liability insurance (OSAGO) for the first quarter amounted to UAH 47.4 million, which is 45% more than in the same period a year earlier, voluntary car insurance (KASKO) – UAH 23.2 million (a rise of 47%), and voluntary medical insurance – UAH 34 million (2.5 times more).
In addition, the company was able to ensure a high dynamics of premiums in other areas of activity. Thus, property insurance increased 4.6 times, insurance against fire risks – 2.5 times, against accidents – 2 times, third party liability insurance grew by 52%.
During the first quarter of this year, Euroins Ukraine paid out more than UAH 37 million to customers, which is 42% higher than in the first quarter of 2020. On average, the company pays its clients UAH 400,000 in compensations every day.
“In 2021, Euroins continues growing dynamically, strengthening its market positions. Our mid-term goal is to enter the top 10 of the leading insurance companies in Ukraine, and we are confidently moving towards this. To implement such ambitious plans, we are actively building up our team in all regions of Ukraine. We are developing digital insurance channels and partnership projects,” Board Chairman of Euroins Ukraine Yanko Nikolov said.
PJSC Euroins Ukraine has been operating in the Ukrainian market since 1992. It is a part of Euroins Insurance Group AD (Bulgaria).
The company has 22 licenses: 14 for voluntary and eight for compulsory types of insurance. The company specializes in motor, medical, property and cargo insurance for private and corporate clients. It has 19 offices throughout Ukraine. The company is a member of MTIBU.
Astarta, the largest sugar producer in Ukraine, since the beginning of this year has sold Liaschivka (Cherkasy region) for EUR2.7 million, Agrosvit Savyntsi (Kharkiv region) for EUR1.93 million, and 95% of the shares of Novoivanivsky Sugar Factory (Kolomak, Kharkiv region) for EUR837,000, the total value of the sold assets amounted to EUR5.51 million.
According to data posted in the company’s annual report, in February 2021 the company transferred control over 100% of the shares of Liaschivka for EUR2.7 million (UAH 95.24 million). The agricultural enterprise with a charter capital of UAH 962.6 million is engaged in the cultivation of grain and leguminous crops, melons, root crops, as well as breeding cattle.
Astarta clarified that this transaction will be completed by the end of September 2021. According to the unified state register of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, the ultimate beneficiaries of Liaschivka are Astarta CEO Viktor Ivanchyk and his wife Iryna Ivanchyk, who manage the asset through the agricultural association Tsukrovyk Poltavschyny LLC.
The agricultural holding noted that in March 2021 it sold to Serhiy Hrynko 100% of the shares of Agrosvit Savyntsi LLC for EUR 1.93 million (UAH 63.84 million). According to the unified state register, Serhiy Hrynko, together with Yehor Dorovsky, own C and G company in Kharkiv, which is engaged in renting out real estate.
The agricultural enterprise with a charter capital of UAH 2,000 is engaged in the cultivation of grain and leguminous crops, melons, root crops, as well as the cultivation of spicy, aromatic and medicinal crops.
In addition, in February 2021, Astarta sold 95% of shares in Novoivanivsky Sugar Factory for EUR 837,000 (UAH 28.5 million). Earlier it was reported that the agricultural holding is selling the asset due to a lack of raw materials in Kharkiv region, since sugar beets are not grown near this enterprise due to dry weather conditions.
FOREIGN TRADE TURNOVER BY THE MOST IMPORTANT POSITIONS IN JAN 2021 (EXPORT)
Following the results of the work of metallurgical enterprises in March 2021, Ukraine increased steel production by 0.6% compared to the same period in 2020, to 1.777 million tonnes, moving from 12th to 13th place in the ranking of 64 countries, the world’s major manufacturers of these products, compiled by the World Steel Association (Worldsteel).
In March, an increase in steel production by March 2020 was recorded in all countries of the top ten.
The top ten steel-producing countries in March 2021 are as follows: China, India, Japan, the United States, Russia, South Korea, Germany, Turkey, Brazil and Iran.
This is followed by Italy (2.312 million tonnes, an increase of 68.8%), Taiwan (China, 1.980 million tonnes, an increase of 1.2%), Vietnam (1.940 million tonnes, an increase of 3769%), Ukraine (1.777 million tonnes, an increase of 0.6%) and Mexico (1.410 million tonnes, 12.9% down).
The volume of housing construction in Ukraine depending on the region for the first quarter of 2021 increased by 10-20% compared to the fourth quarter of 2020, General Director of the Finance and Investment Management Association (FIMA) Viktoria Volkovska has told Interfax-Ukraine.
“We have analyzed dozens of housing objects working with the Construction Financing Funds. There is an increase in activity in all regions, the most noticeable in Lviv region, where the volume of construction work increased by more than 20%,” she said.
The FIMA study is based on an online survey of managers of Construction Financing Funds conducted in the first decade of April.
According to Volkovska, despite concerns, the New Year holidays, adaptive quarantine and, finally, lockdown did not have a significant negative impact on the construction and sales of housing in the country.
According to the survey, 40% of respondents reported an increase in the volume of construction work of more than 20%, some 10% of respondents noted 20% growth, and 20% – about 10% growth. Only 10% of respondents reported a drop to 10%.
“The level of sales in general did not change, although in some regions it showed an increase of 10%,” Volkovska said.
The Finance and Investment Management Association (FIMA) was established in May 2020 in connection with the entry into force of the law on amendments to certain legislative acts to improve the functions of public administration of financial services markets. It unites 37 companies-managers of Construction Financing Funds in Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, Dnipro and Kharkiv.
STRUCTURE OF EXPORT OF SERVICES For 9 months of 2020 (GRAPHICALLY)
