According to Fixygen, PJSC Dobrobut intends to hold a general shareholders’ meeting on April 24, 2026. In public registries, the company is listed as an active private joint-stock company registered in the village of Myrolubivka, Mykolaiv Oblast, with Oleksandr Meznik listed as its director.
According to data on major shareholders as of the end of the fourth quarter of 2025, the company’s largest shareholder is Alexander Meznik with a 75.9185% stake, while another 21.8669% of the shares belong to the private enterprise “Agro-Yug.”
According to public registries, PJSC “Dobrobut” specializes in the cultivation of grain crops, legumes, and oilseed crops. The company’s authorized capital is 4.0785 million UAH.
In 2025, the company’s revenue amounted to 92.138 million UAH, net profit to 11.6 million UAH, and the value of assets at year-end to 104.292 million UAH.
In Ukraine, 159 organ transplants were performed between January and March 2026, which is 15% more than during the same period last year, according to the Ukrainian Transplant Coordination Center (UTCC).
The center notes that 70% of the transplants were made possible by postmortem donation.
The leaders in organ transplants were the First Medical Association of Lviv, where 43 transplants were performed, the O.O. Shalimov National Scientific Center for Surgery and Transplantology (23), and the Kyiv Medical Center (20).
The most heart transplants were performed at the Heart Institute of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine (12), liver transplants at the Oberig Clinic (18), and kidney transplants at the First Medical Association of Lviv (26).
In addition, the transplant team at the Ministry of Health of Ukraine’s Center for Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery performed a heart transplant on a child for the first time.
The UCTC notes that there are currently 3,957 patients on the national waiting list, including 2,389 in need of a kidney transplant, 734 in need of a heart transplant, 739 in need of a liver transplant, 57 in need of a lung transplant, and four in need of a heart-lung transplant.
The UCTC also reports that in January–March 2026, 126 hematopoietic stem cell transplants were performed at 13 medical facilities, which is 22% more than in January–March 2025.
Among the hematopoietic stem cell transplants performed, 13 were performed on children.
The highest number of bone marrow transplants were performed by the National Children’s Specialized Hospital “Okhmatdyt” – 26, the Cherkasy Clinical Center for Oncology, Hematology, Transplantology, and Palliative Care – 24, and the Kyiv Medical Center – 20.
The most complex transplants—from unrelated donors—were performed by teams from the National Children’s Specialized Hospital “Okhmatdyt” (8) and the Cherkasy Clinical Center for Oncology, Hematology, Transplantology, and Palliative Care (8).
Ukrainians’ attitudes toward Greece are showing a moderately positive trend. According to the results of a public opinion poll conducted in March 2026 by the research company Active Group in collaboration with the Experts Club information and analytical center, the share of positive assessments stands at 52.7%, which is higher than the August 2025 figure (47.7%). At the same time, the level of negative perception remains low and fluctuates around 2.6% (compared to 2.3% previously).
The breakdown of responses indicates a predominance of moderately positive attitudes. 16.8% of respondents chose the option “completely positive,” while another 35.9% selected “mostly positive.” Thus, more than half of Ukrainians generally view Greece positively, although the intensity of this attitude remains less pronounced than in the case of leading European partners.
At the same time, a key feature is the significant share of neutral assessments—43.1%. This indicates that for a significant portion of Ukrainian society, Greece does not fall into the category of countries with a clearly formed emotional image. Negative assessments remain marginal: 2.6% of respondents indicated a “mostly negative” attitude, while the share of “completely negative” assessments is virtually nonexistent. Another 1.6% of respondents were undecided.
Comparative trends show that over the past six months, attitudes toward Greece have become more positive, though the changes are gradual. The increase in positive assessments occurred without a significant rise in negative ones, indicating a gradual strengthening of the overall perception of the country without sharp fluctuations in public opinion.
The high proportion of neutral responses indicates limited intensity of contact or informational influence. In such cases, positive dynamics develop more slowly than in countries that have a more noticeable presence in the political, economic, or humanitarian spheres for Ukraine.
“The results regarding Greece show that Ukrainians do not form strong opinions where interaction is less intense. In such cases, we see a combination of a moderately positive attitude with a large proportion of neutral responses. This means that the country’s image is still in the process of formation,” noted Oleksandr Pozniy, director of the research company Active Group.
Overall, the survey data indicate that Greece is gradually strengthening its position in Ukrainian public opinion, though the country’s level of engagement and influence on perceptions remains moderate. The primary potential for further improvement lies in shifting from a neutral to a more clearly positive perception.
According to a study conducted by the Experts Club information and analytical center based on data from the State Customs Service, Greece ranks 18th in total trade volume with Ukraine, amounting to $1.92 billion. Imports from Greece significantly exceed exports from Ukraine, resulting in a trade deficit of over $1.13 billion.
The study was presented at the Interfax-Ukraine press center; the video can be viewed on the agency’s YouTube channel. The full version of the study can be found at this link on the Experts Club analytical center’s website.
ACTIVE GROUP, EXPERTS CLUB, GREECE, Pozniy, SOCIOLOGY, SURVEY, UKRAINE, URAKIN
According to Fixygen, Piraeus Bank ICB JSC plans to hold its annual general meeting of shareholders on April 29, 2026. The bank announced that the meeting will be held remotely. The agenda traditionally includes items related to the review of the bank’s performance and corporate governance. Piraeus Bank ICB is one of the banks with foreign capital operating in Ukraine and has been registered in the State Register of Banks since January 31, 1994.
Piraeus Bank ICB is part of the international financial group Piraeus. According to the bank’s ownership structure as of December 19, 2025, 99.991818% of the shares are owned by Piraeus Bank S.A. (Greece), with the remaining minor stakes distributed among individual minority shareholders.
Piraeus Bank MKB is a Ukrainian bank with Greek capital that serves retail and corporate clients. According to the bank, its profit for 2025 increased 8.97-fold to UAH 50.14 million, the customer loan portfolio grew by 57.14% to UAH 2.30 billion, and the share of non-performing loans stood at 3.35%.
https://www.fixygen.ua/news/20260414/aktsioneri-pireus-banku-mkb-zberutsya-29-kvitnya.html
According to Fixygen, PJSC “Chernihiv Pasta Factory” plans to hold a general meeting of shareholders on April 30, 2026. The company discloses information for shareholders on its corporate website and in the system for disclosing regulated information of issuers.
The company is registered as a private joint-stock company; its primary activity is the production of pasta and similar flour products. According to public registries, the company’s director is Serhiy Zhitnyk, and its registered address is 10 Akademika Glushkova Avenue, Kyiv, although its actual operations are based in Chernihiv.
According to public registries, Serhiy Zhitnyk is listed as the ultimate beneficial owner of the company. The list of founders also mentions Oleksandr Kats and the total number of shareholders according to the registry.
PJSC “Chernihiv Pasta Factory” was registered in 1996 and specializes in the production of pasta. According to Opendatabot, the company’s revenue in 2025 amounted to 366,600 UAH, its net loss was 46,700 UAH, and the value of its assets at the end of the year was 8.454 million UAH.
Ukrposhta JSC is launching its first 70 parcel lockers in Kyiv and a parcel tracking feature in the “Ukrposhta 2.0” mobile app; in a few weeks, the company plans to open another 30 parcel lockers in Odesa.
“Now you can redirect your parcels within Ukraine and from AliExpress or Temu for free (if the parcel hasn’t reached the branch yet): to a parcel locker (yes, without any extra fees), to another branch, extend the storage period, or change the recipient,” wrote Ukrposhta CEO Ihor Smiliansky on Telegram on Tuesday.
According to him, if a package is already at a branch and the customer needs a different branch or a parcel locker, it is possible to redirect the package at the standard rate.
It is noted that the package will be stored in a parcel locker free of charge for up to seven days; thereafter, if the customer does not pick it up, it will be sent to the nearest branch.
The CEO of Ukrposhta clarified that for the first few weeks, prepaid parcels will be available for delivery to parcel lockers, while in a few weeks the company plans to launch in-app payment.
“Ukrposhta plans to launch about 1,000 parcel lockers by the end of this year (and maybe even more, if you like it),” added Smiliansky.
“We have many exciting changes planned for the near future, which we’ve been working on for a long time (sometimes too long—I admit), but now we’re happy to make these changes available to you at the best rates on the market! Use the service and provide feedback,” noted the CEO of Ukrposhta.
In turn, Ukrposhta clarified that starting today, corporate clients who work with the company via API also have the ability to manage their shipments.
The national postal operator also announced that for those who submit requests at branches, Ukrposhta will maintain this option for a few weeks. However, after the transition period, all requests submitted at branches will be discontinued and moved to the app to reduce lines.
JSC “Ukrposhta” is the national postal operator that provides postal, logistics, financial, and commercial services to private and corporate clients. The company has over 6,000 branches and 26,000 service points throughout Ukraine.
