The public joint-stock company Scientific and Production Association Kyiv Automation Plant is holding its annual general meeting of shareholders today, August 5, 2025, in a remote format. This was reported in the official SMIDA system.
The meeting is intended to consider key corporate issues:
– approval of the financial report for 2024;
– distribution of profits and losses;
– election of members of the supervisory board;
– appointment of an auditor for 2025–2026;
– possible amendments to the charter and corporate decisions on development.
Voting will take place via an electronic platform, with prior registration of shareholders and submission of ballots in accordance with statutory requirements.
PJSC “NVO ”Kyiv Automation Plant” (EDRPOU code 14309356) was registered on August 4, 1998. The authorized capital is UAH 25.916 million.
The US White House’s Digital Assets Working Group has presented a strategic report with recommendations for forming a new regulatory framework for the crypto industry. This document is intended to lay the foundation for a “golden age of cryptocurrencies” in the United States, against the backdrop of tighter controls in the EU and China.
The group includes key figures:
• Secretary of the Treasury Scott S. Mnuchin;
• Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross;
• SEC Chairman (Securities and Exchange Commission) Paul Atkins.
Key provisions of the document
1. Division of powers between the SEC and CFTC. Cryptocurrencies will be classified according to a clear taxonomy:
Tokens with characteristics of securities (e.g., utility tokens or ICO projects) will remain under SEC control.
Commodity tokens, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, will fall under the CFTC’s jurisdiction, including spot markets.
Comment by Paul Atkins (SEC):
“A rational regulatory framework is the best way to protect investors, ensure transparency, and maintain U.S. leadership in global capital markets.”
2. Support for stablecoins as a geo-economic tool
The document emphasizes:
• the importance of dollar-pegged stablecoins for US global financial dominance;
• the need for legal control over their issuance;
• mandatory cooperation between issuers and law enforcement agencies, including the possibility of freezing or seizing digital assets.
3. Ban on the development of a digital dollar (CBDC)
The working group recommends officially abandoning the idea of a state digital currency, arguing that it poses a threat to privacy and expands the powers of the Federal Reserve. This is in line with Donald Trump’s position, who said that a digital dollar is “a path to totalitarian control.”
4. Tax reform
Proposals
• Create a separate tax regime for digital assets
• Recognize cryptocurrencies as a separate class of property
• Take into account the specific features of staking, DeFi, DAO, and other forms of digital income
5. Involvement of traditional banks
The White House proposes to allow US banks to legally provide cryptocurrency storage services, as well as related investment and settlement products. This is a way to increase competition with crypto exchanges and attract institutional capital.
The US is betting on crypto leadership, but in its own way.
• The new approach differs from the models of China and the EU. While Beijing is building total digital control through the yuan-CBDC, and Europe is strictly regulating DeFi and introducing wallet licensing, the US is choosing a liberal-institutional path without abandoning market initiative.
• Rejecting CBDC is a move that will delight privacy advocates but could weaken the US’s position in the international competition for digital currencies. However, there is also political pragmatism behind this decision: with the 2024 elections looming, this position is advantageous for Trump and his electorate.
• Recognition of the role of stablecoins suggests that the White House no longer sees them as a threat. On the contrary, they are becoming a tool for projecting US monetary policy on a global scale.
• In the future, a new tax jurisdiction could be implemented to encourage crypto startups to return from offshore locations and registrations in Singapore, Malta, and the UAE back to the US.
Comment from the Trump team
The report does not directly mention Bitcoin reserves, but Bo Hines, Trump’s cryptocurrency advisor, said:
“The infrastructure for Bitcoin reserves is already being developed. Details will follow.”
This confirms that crypto could become part of Trump’s economic platform in 2025.
The White House working group’s report marks a turning point — the US is not only not banning crypto, but is preparing to take control of the global crypto space. If the recommendations are implemented, this will increase the flow of capital into American projects and create standards that the whole world will follow.
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Ukrproduct Group Ltd, one of Ukraine’s leading dairy producers, will hold its annual general meeting of shareholders on August 7, 2025. This was announced in an official notice published on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) on May 30, 2025.
The agenda includes the following items:
approval of the annual financial statements for the 2024 financial year;
election or re-election of members of the board of directors;
approval of the auditor for the next period;
possible amendments to the articles of association and authorizations to issue new shares;
issues related to corporate governance and strategic development.
The board of directors recommended that shareholders approve the annual report and confirm the current management structure. Plans for 2025–2026 are also expected to be discussed in light of volatile consumer demand and logistics adjustments.
Ukrproduct Group Ltd was founded in 2004, and since 2005, the company’s shares have been listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange under the ticker UKR.L.
The group unites several milk processing enterprises in Ukraine. Its headquarters are located in Kyiv, and its production assets are in the Zhytomyr region. In recent years, the company has focused on improving operational efficiency, expanding export channels, and modernizing production facilities.
South African businessman Errol Musk, father of billionaire Elon Musk, made an exploratory visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, assessing the region’s potential for establishing an Institute for Gravitational and Space-Time Research, which would focus on gravity, space-time, terraforming, and longevity, Reuters reports.
Musk had previously considered Dubai as a potential location but abandoned the idea after friends from the Balkans persuaded him to personally evaluate the potential of Serbia and Bosnia.
He stated that he was pleasantly surprised by the level of infrastructure, business environment, and accessibility, noting: “the economy, the behavior of people… it’s idyllic.”
Representatives of the Chamber of Commerce of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina presented him with an educated workforce and economic potential and offered facilities for the future institute.
Errol Musk visited Serbia and Austria as part of a preliminary regional assessment and expressed confidence that the Balkans represent a more economical and efficient solution than Dubai.
Musk envisions the institute as a privately-run platform, independent of governments, attracting professionals “not under ideological pressure” and interested in radical scientific research. The proposed research areas include gravity, space-time, nuclear fusion, and longevity — topics that go beyond conventional academic science.
Although no final decision has been made, Bosnia and Serbia are being considered by Errol Musk as more cost-effective locations with better human resources than the alternatives.
PJSC “Lviv Regional Production Fish Factory” has opened an innovative fish processing plant in Lviv region, according to the press service of the State Agency for Land Reclamation, Fisheries and Food Programs.
According to the report, the plant’s capacity of 6,800 square meters allows it to process up to 25 tons of raw materials and produce 12.5 tons of finished products daily. Both fish from its own farms and imported raw materials are used for production.
The plant has three levels: two production floors and a technical floor where the engineering systems are located. The space is divided into four main areas: ramps for loading raw materials and shipping finished products, “wet” rooms for processing raw, salted, and smoked fish, “dry” rooms for the production of preserves and semi-finished products, and sanitary and utility rooms for personnel.
The plant has implemented international food quality and safety management systems (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 22000), which will enable the company to not only supply the domestic market but also export its products.
Once full production capacity is reached, 283 new jobs will be created. The company currently employs 82 people. Last year, it produced 1,382 tons of products and paid UAH 6.4 million in taxes to the budget.
Plans include expanding the export line, introducing biotechnologies for waste disposal, creating a related feed production facility, and entering new international markets.
“We are honored to open the largest fish processing plant in Eastern Europe. This is not just a production facility — it is a strategic step in the development of national aquaculture. We are not only investing in processing, but also changing our approach: from farming to delivering high-quality, safe, and tasty end products to consumers. Thanks to modern technologies, we are improving recipes and striving to change the culture of fish consumption in our country,” said Taras Vysotsky, Deputy Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture.
According to him, the ministry will continue to work on promoting the consumption of domestically produced fish among Ukrainians. In particular, fish continues to be purchased at auctions on the Prozorro.Prozori platform for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, penitentiary institutions, law enforcement agencies, etc.
Agrotrade agricultural holding company has achieved a record winter wheat yield in the Chernihiv region of 8.4 tons/ha of net weight, or 150% of the planned target, according to the company’s press service on Facebook.
“High yields were also recorded in one of the fields in the Sumy region — 8.15 tons/ha, or 136% of the target. And this is only 20 km from the border with the enemy. This is further evidence of the resilience of our team and the effectiveness of agricultural technologies even in difficult conditions,” the statement said.
Agrotrade emphasized that these results are not accidental, but the result of systematic work. The agro-industrial department analyzed previous seasons, reviewed cultivation technology, and made specific adjustments from nutrition to protection, the release said.
“This year, we have improved our winter wheat cultivation technologies. We used fractional nitrogen application, double fungicide protection of the ear, and complete control of grass weeds across the entire area — this is not a very common but extremely effective practice. We removed all the weeds, leaving only the crop, and this yielded results. In addition, we update our variety portfolio every year, introducing varieties that perform consistently well in our conditions. This season, everything came together: technology, preparation, and weather conditions,” explained Oleksandr Ovsianyk, director of the agro-industrial department at Agrotrade, as quoted in the report.
In the 2025 season, Agrotrade is growing winter wheat on 14,500 hectares in the Chernihiv, Sumy, Poltava, and Kharkiv regions. Currently, more than 80% of the production area has been threshed. The winter harvest will soon be complete, the agricultural holding concluded.
The Agrotrade group of companies is a vertically integrated holding company with a full agricultural cycle (production, processing, storage, and trade of agricultural products). It cultivates over 70,000 hectares of land in the Chernihiv, Sumy, Poltava, and Kharkiv regions. Its main crops are sunflower, corn, winter wheat, soybeans, and rapeseed. It has its own network of elevators with a total storage capacity of 570,000 tons.
The group also produces hybrid seeds of corn, sunflower, barley, and winter wheat. In 2014, a seed plant with a capacity of 20,000 tons of seeds per year was built on the basis of the Kolos seed farm (Kharkiv region). In 2018, Agrotrade launched its own brand, Agroseeds.
The founder of Agrotrade is Vsevolod Kozhemyako.
