According to Fixygen, Garant-Systema (JSC) will hold its annual general meeting of shareholders on April 2, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. in Kyiv at 10/5 P. Sagaidachny/Igorivska St.
The agenda includes standard corporate matters, such as approval of financial results and decisions regarding future operations.
The company operates in Ukraine’s corporate sector, and for such issuers, shareholder meetings remain an important tool for approving financial policy, the composition of management bodies, and key decisions regarding business development.
According to Fixygen, the Vasylkivska Poultry Farm (OJSC) will hold its annual general meeting of shareholders on April 1, 2026, via remote participation.
Shareholders will review the company’s performance, financial statements, and other corporate governance issues.
The company operates in the agro-industrial sector, which remains one of the key sectors for Ukraine’s economy even amid the war.
Poultry companies are important not only as food producers but also as part of the food security chain, the domestic market, and the processing sector.
According to Fixygen, the Kremenchuk Metal Products Plant (JSC) will hold a shareholders’ meeting on March 30, 2026, via remote participation. The agenda includes the approval of financial results, profit distribution, and other corporate matters.
The company manufactures a wide range of metal products and structures used in construction, mechanical engineering, and infrastructure projects.
The plant focuses on both the domestic market and industrial cooperation with other companies.
According to Fixygen, “Rivneelevatorbud” (OJSC) will hold its annual general meeting of shareholders on March 30, 2026, via remote participation.
Shareholders will review the annual financial statements, profit distribution, and corporate governance issues.
The company specializes in the construction and modernization of grain elevators, grain storage facilities, and agricultural infrastructure. The company operates at the intersection of the construction and agricultural sectors, serving Ukraine’s critical grain logistics.
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According to Fixygen, starting April 1, 2026, cigarette manufacturers and importers in Ukraine will be required to apply a multiplier of 1.1 to the minimum excise tax liability, resulting in the minimum excise tax rising from €82 to €90.2 per 1,000 cigarettes. This was reported by the State Tax Service of Ukraine.
As explained by the tax service, the multiplier is being introduced for the period from April 1 to December 31, 2026, since, according to the results of the 2025 tax declaration, the share of the total excise tax in the weighted average retail price of cigarettes amounted to 58.8%, which is below the 60% threshold established in the Tax Code. The State Tax Service also published the estimated weighted average retail price of cigarettes at 6,537 UAH per 1,000 units.
The base rate of the minimum excise tax liability for 2026 was set by Law No. 4115-IX at 82 euros per 1,000 cigarettes, and the application of a 1.1 multiplier effectively raises it to 90.2 euros. The law also provides for a further increase in this rate to 86 euros in 2027.
According to market experts, this change could lead to a 10% increase in retail prices for cigarettes, and a pack could become approximately 10 UAH more expensive.
On 26 March, the Parkovy Exhibition and Convention Centre hosted the 2026 Investment and Construction Congress, as well as the REM Awards and ‘Interior of the Year. Real Estate 2026’ ceremonies, which brought together 4,033 participants – developers, investors, architects, and representatives from government and business.
According to the organisers, this year’s congress was dedicated to the role of real estate and development as tools for economic growth, Ukraine’s recovery and the transformation of the urban environment.
The event featured an official opening attended by representatives of state and city authorities, as well as a press conference entitled “Urban Environment Development Strategy: Me, You, Society”, which set the tone for the event. The programme also included a panel discussion titled “The Property Market in 2026”, a discussion on the interaction between developers and estate agents, a session on factors driving property value growth, and a discussion on urban planning reform.
According to the organisers, the key takeaways from the congress were the market’s transition from a phase of adaptation to the formation of a new model, the growing role of development in the country’s reconstruction, a shift in focus from square metres to the quality of the environment, and the increasing importance of trust, reputation and human capital for companies in the sector.
The evening part of the event included the presentation of awards to the winners of the REM Awards and the ‘Interior of the Year 2026’ competition, as well as a charity auction and a special performance by Valery Kharchyshyn, frontman of the band ‘Druga Rika’.
The general partner of the event was ‘Creator-Bud’, the premium partner was Europzol, and the general media partners were ‘Interfax-Ukraine’ and ‘Focus’. The event was organised by the DMNTR media group.
Details about the congress and a photo report have been published on the event’s official website.
Interfax-Ukraine is the official information partner of the event.
