Pavilion “Kviti-Kvity Ukrainy” in Kiev is for sale for $5 million, according to an announcement on OLX.
“Well-wishers”, who tried to destroy “Kviti Ukrainy”, put the building-monument for sale. In the description of the proposal there is no important information – the object in the courts and belongs to the cultural heritage of Kiev”, – wrote in Facebook a member of the public council at the Podolsk district state administration of Kiev, the former Director of “UkrNIIprojectrestravratiya” Olga Rutkovskaya.
She stressed that the sale of the pavilion is possible only with the approval of the Department of cultural heritage of the Kyiv City State Administration.
Initiative group “Zberegty Kviti Ukrainy” supported the idea of selling the building, taking into account the scandalous attempt of its owners to reconstruct the pavilion without saving its architectural elements.
“We are ready to support the new owner in the dialogue with the community and the building’s architect Nikolay Levchuk in facilitating a new thoughtful reconstruction project. We are also ready to transfer to the new owner all our preliminary ideas about the possible models of using the building,” the group says.
In his turn, Alexey Erinchak, the founder of Sens bookstore-cafe, put forward a proposal to buy the building from the owners through public crowdfunding and to open offices for urbanists and a bookstore in the pavilion.
In 2021, the pavilion’s developer reportedly began dismantling part of the building, causing a public outcry. Later in August 2021 the educational pavilion “Kviti Ukrainy” received the status of a discovered object of cultural heritage of Kiev and also was included in the register of state monuments of the Ministry of Culture.
According to Opendatabot, the owners of “Kviti Ukraini” are Avialine JSC, the main shareholders of which are Alexey Pyshny and Andrey Skalozub.
Ukrainian industrial company Interpipe intends to maintain its position in eastern markets, particularly in Saudi Arabia, India, Turkey and Thailand, according to Interpipe’s corporate Facebook page on Wednesday.
According to the press release, Interpipe took part in the international exhibition Eurasia Rail 2023 together with its Turkish partner Özar Group Railway Systems.
It is noted that this is a major exhibition of the railway industry in the region and one of the largest in the world. Every year the leading rolling stock manufacturers, infrastructure technology suppliers and rail logistics operators of Asia gather on this platform in Istanbul.
“For Interpipe, the Turkish market in particular and the Asian market in general are extremely important. The company has a long history of cooperation with Turkish Railways (TCDD), as well as with logistics operators in other countries in the region, such as Saudi Arabia, India and Thailand,” the Facebook post states.
And it is emphasized that “Our goal is to hold our positions, and participation in the exhibition is a good opportunity to maintain relationships with partners and clients.”
“Interpipe is a Ukrainian industrial company, producer of seamless pipes and railway wheels. The company supplies its products to over 80 countries via a network of sales offices located in key markets in the Middle East, North America, and Europe. In 2022, the company sold 384 thnd mt of tubes and 87 thnd mt of railroad products. The company sells its railroad products under the KLW brand.
Interpipe has 10 000 employees. In 2022 the company transferred 2.8 billion hryvnias to the budgets of all levels.
The company has five industrial assets: “Interpipe Nizhnedniprovsk Tube Rolling Plant (NTZ)”, “Interpipe Novomoskovsk Tube Plant (NMTZ)”, “Interpipe Niko-Tube”, “Dnepropetrovsk Vtormet” and the electric steelmaking complex “Dneprostal” under the “Interpipe Steel” brand.
The ultimate owner of Interpipe Limited is Ukrainian businessman Viktor Pinchuk and his family members.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda for purchasing two new air defense systems for Ukraine.
“I thank Gitanas Nauseda for his decision to purchase and transfer two NASAMS air defense systems to Ukraine. This is an important and timely contribution to the protection of the Ukrainian sky and saving the lives of Ukrainians. Together to victory,” Zelensky wrote on Twitter.
As reported, on Wednesday morning Nauseda announced the purchase of two NASAMS launchers by Lithuania, which will be transferred to Ukraine.
Dynamics of reserves of Ukraine from 2012 to 2023
Source: Open4Business.com.ua and experts.news
Unfavorable weather conditions in the south of Ukraine can affect the yield of barley, influence the gross yield of harvested barley and against the background of high world prices for the crop the barley market will experience the period of “price swing”, the experts of the analytical center of the cooperative “Start”, created within the framework of the All-Ukrainian Agricultural Council (AAR) said.
“Due to weather conditions in the south, low-nature grain is fixed, as well as the problem of lodging of barley, which will negatively affect the yield of the crop. This situation will contribute to an increase in barley prices, the world market is also in an upward trend. However with the start of harvesting we can expect a temporary reduction in demand and prices for barley,” explained the analysts.
According to their information, at present the indicative barley price is $130/t but in the near future it may rise to $145/t. Given the weather factors, the supply will not increase this week. A surge in barley can be expected after July 15, and before then a supply shortage could push prices up in the market.
“July will be an extremely volatile month in the barley market and the most unfavorable for sales: despite the fact that the low harvest will support prices, the marks risk to fall to $125/t. However, since August the growth of prices will start, which will reach at least $190-200 per ton, the maximum price level we will see in December,” forecasts the experts of “Pusk”, adding that after the recent uprising in Russia, world markets are more active and grain prices have increased.
Experts said that the biggest barley buyer now is China that plans to buy 7 million tons of barley. It contracts a lot from France, which will not be able to cover such volume on its own.
Ukrainian barley will be in demand in China, but logistics remains a problem area for deliveries from Ukraine,” the PUSK summarized.
The Cabinet of Ministers at its June 27, 2023 meeting approved a plan to transform the state-owned NNEGC Energoatom into a joint stock company with 100% of its shares owned by the state, the company reported in Telegram.
“This is another step in fulfilling Ukraine’s international obligations to bring the management of state-owned enterprises in line with the best international standards of corporate governance,” the NAEC commented.
According to the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, during June-July 2023 a complete inventory of the property of the enterprise should be conducted and a company for an independent assessment of the property should be selected.
In November, the act of property assessment should be approved, drafts of government decisions on the approval of the transfer act of the property in the charter capital of the JSC should be prepared;
The issue of Energoatom shares is scheduled for December, while the process of transforming the state-owned enterprise into a JSC is expected to be completed by March 2024.
As reported with reference to Peter Kotin, president of Energoatom, NAEC expects to complete corporatization of the company, according to optimistic estimates, in six months, according to pessimistic estimates – in a year.
“There are a lot of processes going on right now and the main one is to conduct an inventory of all assets as well as to collect creditors’ appeals. This is not an easy procedure,” he said in mid-June.
At the same time, he specified that with regard to the Zaporizhzhia NPP occupied by the Russian invaders “we will use the preliminary, pre-war inventory data for now, and then (when the plant returns under the control of Ukraine – IF-U) we will adjust”.
At the beginning of May the Cabinet of Ministers started the procedure for reorganization of the state enterprise by means of its transformation into the National Atomic Energy Generating Company Energoatom JSC, 100% shares in the authorized capital of which belong to the state and are not subject to privatization or alienation by other means.
The Cabinet of Ministers also created a commission for Enerhoatom’s transformation and approved its composition, set a two-month deadline for lenders to file their claims against the company, and formed an inventory commission.
Before that, on March 17, 2023, President Vladimir Zelenski signed the law “On the peculiarities of formation of the joint stock company NAEK Energoatom.
“Energoatom” is the operator of all four operating NPPs in Ukraine. It operates Zaporizhzhya, Pivdenno-Ukrainian, Rivne and Khmelnitsky plants with 15 power units equipped with water-water power reactors, with a total installed electric capacity of 13.8 GW. The 6GW ZNPP has been under Russian occupation since May 4, 2022.
