Kyivmiskbud has resumed construction work on 11 of 24 residential complexes and plans to commission six of them by the end of 2026, the company’s press service told Interfax-Ukraine
“Construction workers on-site and operating equipment are the best evidence of an effective resumption of operations,” noted Valeriy Zasutsky, the company’s CEO, during a joint on-site meeting between Kyivmiskbud management and members of the Kyiv City Council on Wednesday.
During their visit to the construction sites, the participants of the field meeting paid special attention to the organization of work on the installation of utility networks, as well as the performance of construction and finishing work.
As reported, Kyivmiskbud resumed construction work in March of this year on projects that were already at an advanced stage of completion. Currently, work has resumed on 11 of 24 residential complexes. The company expects to resume work on the “Apricot” residential complex this summer and on the “Akadem Park” residential complex this fall, while preparations are underway to resume construction of the “Otrada,” “Milos,” and “Lake House” residential complexes .
By the end of the year, the developer plans to commission six projects: the “Gvardeysky,” “Freedom,” “Raduzhny,” “Podol Grad,” and “Twin House” residential complexes, as well as the first building of the “Obereg-2” residential complex, which will provide housing for 3,775 families.
“Another 3,800 families will move into their own homes in 2027,” noted Zasutsky.
According to him, the company maintains regular direct communication with all investors in each individual residential complex and keeps them informed about the actual status of each project.
Kyivmiskbud Holding was established in 1994 based on the assets of the state-owned municipal construction corporation Kyivmiskbud by consolidating controlling stakes in 28 enterprises and other assets into its authorized capital. It comprises 40 joint-stock companies in which the company holds shares, as well as six subsidiaries and 51 enterprises with associate member status.
On October 31, 2024, the Kyiv City Council voted to recapitalize “Kyivmiskbud” by UAH 2.56 billion through the issuance and redemption of additional shares. On June 23, 2025, the company’s shareholders approved a resolution to increase the authorized capital by UAH 2.56 billion through the issuance of additional common registered shares. The company received this recapitalization in December 2025. The Kyiv territorial community was the sole participant in the share placement.
According to data from the National Securities and Stock Market Commission, the Kyiv City Council is the main shareholder of PJSC “HC ‘Kyivmast’.”
