The Bio-Lan Industrial Park, which is being built in Ternopil region, will help increase grain processing capacity and stimulate the development of alternative energy sources in the region, said Vyacheslav Nehoda, head of the Ternopil Regional Military Administration.
According to the Ternopil Regional Military Administration’s Facebook post, the functional purpose of the Bio-Lan industrial park is the processing industry – bioethanol and biogas production. The planned real estate objects include office, retail, industrial and warehouse premises; engineering buildings.
“The construction of the main engineering and transport infrastructure of the industrial park (access roads and railways, water supply and sewage networks and facilities, gas supply), an elevator complex and warehouse buildings with an oil transfer station, reconstruction of the administrative building, as well as the construction of the main facilities for bioethanol production and biogas production are currently underway,” the UBA said.
The industrial park is expected to create more than 200 jobs, attract EUR110 million in investments, and provide UAH 7 million in local budget revenues annually.
Four industrial parks are currently registered in Ternopil region. Three more will be established by the end of the year.
In 2024, insurance company PZU Ukraine attracted UAH 2.248 billion in premiums, which is UAH 379 million, or 20%, more than in 2023, according to a press release from the insurer.
According to the company, the largest increase in payments at the end of the year was recorded in the following segments: health insurance – by 37%, or UAH 88 million, MTPL – by 28% (+UAH 138 million), hull insurance increased by 22% (+UAH 80 million), Green Card has an increase of 11% (UAH 54 million), and assistance +10% (UAH 9 million).
The share of MOTPL in the company’s portfolio amounted to 28%, or UAH 637 million of payments, Green Card – 24% (UAH 543 million of insurance premiums), CASCO – 20% (UAH 450 million).
In turn, the share of health insurance in the company’s portfolio amounted to 15%, and the company collected UAH 326 million in payments under these contracts in 2024.
PZU Ukraine’s revenues from other insurance contracts amounted to UAH 291 million, or 13% of total revenues.
In 2024, the total amount of insurance payments amounted to UAH 1.048 billion, which is 49% more than in 2023.
Last year, the company settled insurance claims in the amount of UAH 226 million in the motor hull segment, UAH 327 million in the MTPL segment, UAH 176 million under Green Card contracts, and UAH 235 million in VHI.
In addition, the insurer reports that the financial result before taxation for 2024 amounted to UAH 19 million, according to the auditor’s report.
PZU Ukraine is supported by one of the largest insurance groups in Central and Eastern Europe, PZU Group, which includes the parent company of PZU Ukraine, PZU S.A.
Keramprom PrJSC (Artemivka, Donetsk Oblast), a clay producer in Donetsk Oblast, earned UAH 33 million 457,947 thousand in 2024, up 10.93 times from UAH 3 million 59,435 thousand in 2023.
According to the agenda of the company’s general shareholders’ meeting to be held remotely on April 18, published in the information disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC), the shareholders are to consider the CEO’s report on the company’s financial and economic performance in 2024 and make a decision based on the results of its consideration.
The shareholders will also have to consider the auditor’s report for 2024 and approve appropriate measures based on it, as well as approve the results of financial and economic activities for the past year, consider the report of the Supervisory Board for this period and make appropriate decisions.
Among other things, the shareholders will consider the distribution of profits for 2024, re-elect members of the SB, and give preliminary consent to the company’s significant transactions.
The draft resolutions, a copy of which is available to Interfax-Ukraine, propose to amend the resolution of the remote extraordinary general meeting of shareholders held on November 22, 2024, by setting it out in a new wording. In doing so, the shareholders are proposed to choose between two options. In particular, to pay dividends on the company’s ordinary registered shares in the amount of UAH 15 million 1,059 thousand from the company’s retained earnings and approve the amount of dividends per ordinary registered share in the amount of UAH 47.77. Or, part of the company’s retained earnings in the amount of UAH 20 million should be allocated to pay dividends with the approval of the amount of dividends per ordinary registered share in the amount of UAH 63.69.
Keramprom PrJSC (Artemivka, Donetsk region) was established in 1997 and is engaged in clay production. The company’s production capacity is up to 300 thousand tons per year. According to the company’s website, the company is currently developing the Chilne white refractory clay deposit in Kostiantynivskyi district of Donetsk region.
According to the third quarter of 2024, the company’s shares are owned by Valeriy, Ihor, and Borys Bevzenko (49.8708%, 30.2515%, and 8.9999%, respectively), Anatoliy and Larysa Popov (5.1757% each).
The authorized capital of PrJSC “Keramprom” is UAH 25.75 million.
European and international financial institutions are ready to invest more than 10 billion euros in the development of the Trans-Caspian transport corridor, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas said at a press conference in Ashgabat, Turkmenportal.com reported.
“The development of the Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor is a major ongoing project. European and international financial institutions are ready to invest more than 10 billion euros in this project,” Kallas said during a press conference on the 20th European Union-Central Asia Ministerial Meeting held in Ashgabat on March 27.
Kallas emphasized the growing desire for cooperation between the EU and Central Asian countries.
The EU plans to expand cooperation in various areas, she said.
Kallas emphasized the development of youth exchanges and strengthening contacts in business and academia.
IC “Express Insurance” (Kiev) in January-February 2025 collected insurance premiums in the amount of UAH 181,6 mln, which is 48,4% more than in the same period of 2024, as reported on the insurer’s website.
The increase in insurance premiums has become possible due to significant growth of new clients and stable increase in the number of concluded contracts in comparison with the previous year.
Thus, premiums under CASCO contracts for this period amounted to UAH 119,1 mln, which is by UAH 21 mln or 21,4% higher than the same indicator of two months of 2024, under CMTPL insurance – UAH 56,9 mln (+ 2,8 times), under other types of insurance – UAH 5,6 mln.
As reported, in January-February 2025, the company made payments in the amount of UAH 67,2 mln.
IC “Express Insurance” was founded in 2008 and is a part of the group of companies “UkrAVTO”. It specializes on automobile insurance. Stable high speed of events settlement in IC is provided by optimal interaction with partner service stations.
Since April, 2012 IC “Express Insurance” is an associated member of the Motor Transport Insurance Bureau of Ukraine.