According to Fixygen, Ukrainian Fire Insurance Company, PJSC (UFIC) plans to hold an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders on February 6, 2026, in a remote format (poll), according to the issuer’s announcement. According to the document, voting by ballot will take place from 11:00 a.m. on January 27 to 6:00 p.m. on February 6, and the date for compiling the list of shareholders eligible to participate is February 3, 2026.
The agenda includes one item: the nomination of a candidate for the position of supervisory board member (independent director) for approval by the National Bank of Ukraine. The draft decision provides for the nomination of Oleksandr Hryshko as a candidate and instructs the chairman of the board to ensure that the approval procedure is carried out in accordance with the requirements of the NBU.
According to OpenDataBot, PJSC Ukrainian Fire Insurance Company (EDRPOU code 20602681) was registered on June 22, 1993, with a registered capital of UAH 100 million. Its main activity is other types of insurance, except life insurance. The company’s CEO is Natalia Vorobey.
Mikhail Bubnov, CEO of Schneider Electric in Ukraine, has joined the Board of Directors of the Franco-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFU).
“Thank you for your trust and the opportunity to join the CCIFU Board of Directors. The Chamber plays an important role in strengthening cooperation between French and Ukrainian businesses. I hope that its activities will continue to promote dialogue between business and the state and attract international partners to the reconstruction of Ukraine,” said Mikhail Bubnov.
Among the key areas of development of the Chamber that Mykhailo Bubnov plans to focus on are strengthening cooperation with government authorities and developing a systematic public dialogue, facilitating the attraction of international financing for Chamber members, and increasing the visibility of French businesses in Ukraine.
He plans to pay particular attention to strengthening the CCIFU’s sectoral committees, which bring together representatives from the energy, agricultural, IT, construction, and other sectors. According to Bubnov, these committees should become a platform for exchanging experience, preparing proposals for government authorities, and coordinating business initiatives within the framework of Ukraine’s recovery.
The Chamber’s priorities also include developing energy resilience and sustainability, promoting the reconstruction of critical infrastructure, supporting digital and technological innovation, and integrating Ukraine into the European economic and energy space.
“I am convinced that through joint efforts we will be able to contribute to a sustainable, modern, and energy-efficient future for Ukraine,” emphasized Mykhailo Bubnov.
Mykhailo Bubnov has headed Schneider Electric in Ukraine since 2016. Prior to that, he held management positions at Primetals Ukraine and Siemens Ukraine. He graduated from the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute and holds an Executive MBA from Heriot Watt University Edinburgh Business School.
The Franco-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFU) brings together more than 200 companies representing French and Ukrainian businesses. Its mission is to promote bilateral cooperation, attract investment, restore the Ukrainian economy, and integrate Ukraine into the European market.
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Schneider Electric is a global leader in energy technology, delivering efficiency and sustainability through electrification, automation, and digitalization of industry, business, and homes. Its technologies enable buildings, data centers, factories, infrastructure, and energy networks to operate as open, interconnected ecosystems, increasing productivity, sustainability, and environmental performance. The company’s portfolio includes smart devices, software-driven architectures, artificial intelligence-based systems, digital services, and expert consulting. With 160,000 employees and 1 million partners in more than 100 countries, Schneider Electric is consistently ranked among the world’s most sustainable companies.
The Central, Ingulets, and Northern mining and processing plants (M&P plants) of the Metinvest mining and metallurgical group, transformed into the United Mining and Processing Plant, paid UAH 5.2 billion in taxes in 2025, which is 8.8% less than in 2024 (UAH 5.7 billion).
According to the company’s press release on Thursday, the main source of budget revenue in 2025 was subsoil use fees, which amounted to UAH 2.4 billion.
A significant portion of the United Mining and Processing Plant’s contributions came from a single social contribution, which amounted to almost UAH 756 million. Personal income tax amounted to UAH 646 million for the year. Environmental tax and land fees also contributed to the state and local treasuries.
“We continue to be a pillar of Ukraine’s economy despite all the challenges facing the mining industry. Today, Metinvest’s mining and processing plants remain among the largest taxpayers. These funds help to strengthen the country’s defense capabilities and support the social sector, which is extremely important during armed aggression. We are changing our approaches, learning to work in extremely difficult conditions, and consistently investing all our efforts in a peaceful future for Ukraine,” said Igor Tonev, CEO of OGZK.
As reported, the group’s mining companies increased their tax payments 2.6 times to UAH 5.7 billion in 2024.
Earlier, Metinvest CFO Yulia Dankova, explaining the group’s financial performance, noted that the dynamics were not positive mainly due to the shutdown of production facilities, in particular in Pokrovsk. The Ingulets Mining and Processing Plant is also idle.
Metinvest is a vertically integrated group of mining and metallurgical enterprises. Its enterprises are located in Ukraine – in the Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipropetrovsk regions – as well as in the European Union, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
The main shareholders of the holding are SCM Group (71.24%) and Smart Holding (23.76%). Metinvest Holding LLC is the managing company of the Metinvest Group.
Financial monitoring is transforming from a formal regulatory obligation into a full-fledged business function, and manual AML processes create operational and reputational risks for companies, while automation allows embedding risk management into the digital business architecture, according to Oksana Gubina, CEO of AML.point.
According to her assessment, the growth in transaction volumes, increasing complexity of financial products and strengthening regulatory requirements increase the risks of using fragmented systems and so-called “Excel-AML”, increasing dependence on the human factor and the likelihood of errors.
Gubina notes that automation in AML should not mean speeding up individual checks, but rather integrating financial monitoring into core systems and building a unified customer profile that allows a shift to proactive, data-driven risk management.
She also pointed to a shift from a product-centric to a client-centric approach in AML, as risk is linked to the profile and behavior of a client who may be using multiple products at the same time.
According to the author, customer-centric financial monitoring is scheduled to be discussed in more detail on February 18, 2026 at IFC Bankir’s Banking Forum: DIGITAL TRENDS 2026 conference, where she will be a speaker.
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According to Fixygen, PJSC UkrTara-Volanpak plans to hold its annual general meeting of shareholders on February 23, 2026, in a remote format—by means of a poll, according to the company’s disclosure in the information disclosure system.
The date for compiling the list of shareholders eligible to participate in the meeting is set for February 18, 2026. Voting by ballot is scheduled from 9:00 a.m. on February 13 to 6:00 p.m. on February 23.
The agenda includes, in particular, consideration of the reports of the management board and supervisory board for 2021-2025, approval of the results of financial and economic activities, and distribution of profits. The draft decisions provide for the allocation of profits for 2021, 2022, 2024, and 2025 to cover losses from previous periods, and the loss for 2023 to be covered by profits from subsequent periods.
Shareholders are also invited to decide on the payment of dividends from retained earnings and to approve their amount in the sum of UAH 19.569 million, to be paid directly to shareholders. Separate items include the approval of the auditor and the review of the conclusions of the audit reports for the 2024 and 2025 financial years.
PrJSC “UkrTara-Volanpak” (EGRPOU code 04634535) was registered on February 15, 1994. Its main activity is the production of paper products for household and sanitary-hygienic purposes (KVED 17.22). According to OpenDataBot, the company’s revenue for 2024 amounted to UAH 11.541 million, with a net profit of UAH 618,400; the owners listed in the register include shareholders, with Yuriy Shmagliy listed as the founder and major shareholder.
Source: https://www.fixygen.ua/news/20260205/ukrtara-volanpak-provede-zbori-aktsioneriv-23-lyutogo.html
The Greek tax authority AADE is tightening control over short-term rentals through Airbnb, Booking.com, and Vrbo: owners and managers of properties must verify and finalize their 2025 income data in the short-term accommodation registry by February 28, 2026, including the distribution of income among beneficiaries, amounts, and the correctness of the property registration number (AMA).
According to AADE, 2.2 million initial declarations were submitted for 2025, and the total declared income amounted to EUR 870 million (+16% y/y). At the same time, tax authorities warn that if the data is not confirmed and corrected on time, it is possible that tax will be levied on 100% of the income specified in previous declarations, even if part of the amounts was not actually received (for example, due to cancellation of reservations).
From the beginning of March 2026, AADE will launch cross-checks based on data provided directly by the platforms. If unregistered properties or properties without AMA in the listings are found, sanctions will be imposed: fines ranging from EUR 5,000 to EUR 20,000, as well as removal of listings from platforms until the violations are rectified.
Against the backdrop of the segment’s growth, the authorities are tightening requirements for correct registration and compliance with the rules for maintaining a presence in the register.
