In early September, the fintech product Ponova by OTP Bank expanded its coverage of the Ukrainian used car market to 69%.
Now the marketplace has more than 100 thousand cars and 2500+ used motorcycles, and the partner network includes more than 550 partners with car lots in 45 cities of Ukraine. Offers of used cars and motorcycles are updated daily in the Auto Bazaar and Motorcycle Bazaar sections, respectively .
The marketplace has built-in filters that help you find the most relevant car offers – car loan / car brand / mileage / year of manufacture / body type, etc.
You can buy a car or motorcycle in two ways: pay the money immediately or get a loan from JSC OTP BANK. In case of approval of the loan application by the Bank, the funds are received within one day.
Buyers can use the help of a personal manager who accompanies the client at all stages: from the selection of a car to the negotiation of financing terms. “The manager will identify the need and help you choose a car. If the client is in one city, say, Ternopil, and the chosen car is in Poltava, the manager will organize a technical inspection of the car before the purchase, and the buyer will receive a report on the technical condition of the car by e-mail based on 27 parameters. These include computer diagnostics, chassis diagnostics, engine and compression checks, body, interior and equipment checks, lighting checks, test drive, camber checks,” said Mykyta Alfyorov, Product Owner of the automotive marketplace Ponova by OTP Bank.
Among the advantages of the marketplace is the opportunity to get a discount on a car from the seller/dealership, and the buyer’s interests at all stages (from car selection to financing) will be represented by a personal manager.
An additional bonus for buyers who purchase a car on credit through the Ponova by OTP Bank marketplace is free car registration. “We will reimburse the costs of paying for the registration certificate form, service center services, and the cost of a regular license plate,” said Mykyta Alfiorov.
In January-August 2024, Naftogaz Group paid UAH 56.5 billion in taxes to the state budget of Ukraine and another UAH 4.3 billion to local budgets, the company reported on its website on Monday.
According to the company, this is more than 7% of all payments controlled by the State Tax Service of Ukraine.
In particular, in August, UAH 7.2 billion was paid to the state budget and UAH 0.6 billion to local budgets.
“The economic stability of the state during the war is a matter of national security. The Naftogaz Group remains a reliable pillar of the Ukrainian economy in wartime,” said Oleksiy Chernyshov, Chairman of the Board of Naftogaz of Ukraine.
As reported, in 2023, Naftogaz Group companies paid UAH 90.2 billion in taxes, UAH 83.4 billion of which went to the state budget and UAH 6.8 billion to local budgets.
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Ukrzaliznytsia (UZ) has updated information on the temporary cancellation and rerouting of a number of flights due to the massive flooding in Eastern Europe, including the cancellation of the Vienna-Budapest-Kyiv flight, the rerouting of the Chop-Vienna-Chop flight, and the introduction of shuttle service on the Prague-Premyshl-Prague flight.
“The Vienna – Budapest – Kyiv flight has been canceled today. Passengers with tickets in Vienna are asked to come to the information and service center and receive vouchers for free accommodation,” the company said on its Telegram channel.
For its part, Ukrzaliznytsia clarified that the Kyiv-Budapest-Vienna flight will be heading to Budapest. The company also announced a change in the route of Chop-Vienna-Chop flights, which will be detoured to the final station of the route.
The company also informs about the cancellation of train traffic on the route Prague – Przemysl – Prague and the organization of alternative routes.
“Prague-Premysl-Prague trains are not yet able to pass the flooded area on the Czech-Polish border. Tomorrow, shuttle traffic is expected from Prague to the border and from Przemyśl to the border with a bus shuttle around the flooded area,” the carrier said.
Established at the end of 2023, Inzhir Bud LLC, owned by its director Alexander Kozlov, intends to buy out a 20.88% stake in Multiplex-Holding PJSC. According to the company’s message in the information disclosure system of the National Commission for Securities and Stock Market, Inzhir Bud (USREOU 45280451) intends to purchase 17 million 907 thousand ordinary registered shares, which is 20.880235% of shares of PJSC Multiplex-Holding.
The message notes that at the time of submission and publication of this message Inzhir Bud LLC and/or its affiliates do not own shares of Multiplex-Holding.
According to Opendatabot data, “Inzhir Bud” was established in November 2023, authorized capital of 10 thousand UAH, the main type of activity organization of construction of buildings.
The founder and director – Alexander Kozlov, he owns 78%. Another 11% are held by venture investment funds National Capital and Avior under the management of AMC Capital Group LLC and AMC Contador LLC, respectively.
Multiplex-Holding PJSC (Kiev), which develops Multiplex cinema chain in Ukraine, was founded in 2003 with authorized capital of UAH 86 million. As of the end of 2022, the network had 29 cinemas, of which eight were damaged to varying degrees due to Russian military aggression. According to Opendatabot, shareholders with large stakes are ZNVKIF Vasat JSC (49%), Investtrobud LLC (20.8802%) and AMC Capital Group LLC (PVIFNZ National Capital (21.5989%).
Ukraine for eight months of this year increased imports of ferrous metals by 18.3% – up to $1 billion 11.921 million. In August imported products for $136.480 million.
In addition, in January-August 2024, Ukraine reduced exports of metal products by 2.8% – to $643.227 million. In August, they were exported for $85.533 million.
Imports of metal products for this period increased by 35.2% – to $697.075 mln. In August, these products were imported for $84.998 mln.
