The State Property Fund (SPF) of Ukraine has put up for auction in the Prozorro.Prozori system 100% of the state-owned shares of JSC “Radiorele Plant” (Kharkiv) at a starting price of UAH 234.4 million, which is twice the price at the repeat auction in February this year, which did not take place.
According to the SPF, the online auction is scheduled for October 28.
The property includes 5 units of real estate (non-residential buildings, warehouses, workshops, etc.) with a total area of 49.14 thousand square meters, 12 units of vehicles and special equipment manufactured between 1983 and 2013, one of which has been transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The company’s balance sheet also includes 3.51 thousand items of equipment, furniture, inventory, 114 items of technical literature, and 41 intangible assets.
In addition, as of September 15, 2025, part of the real estate with a total area of 479.4 square meters has been leased.
According to the terms of the tender, the buyer of JSC “Radio Relay Plant” is obliged to pay off debts on wages and to the budget within six months from the date of transfer of ownership, as well as to prevent the dismissal of employees (as of June 30, 2025, 57 people worked at the plant).
The plant’s main product range consists of low-current, miniature electromagnetic relays.
According to information from the State Property Fund, as of June 30, 2025, overdue accounts payable amounted to UAH 2.512 million, including UAH 1.28 million in wages, UAH 0.14 million in insurance, and no wages.
In January-June 2025, the plant incurred losses of UAH 5.7 million (UAH 10.3 million for the whole of 2024) and net income of UAH 2.3 million (UAH 5.2 million). The average monthly salary was UAH 10,900 (UAH 10,200).
The plant’s sales volume for the period from 2022 to the first six months of 2025 amounted to UAH 23.1 million, including exports of UAH 6.8 million.
As reported, in early February 2025, the State Property Fund of Ukraine put up for auction the state-owned stake in JSC Radio Relay Plant, but after it failed to take place due to the absence of participants, the price was halved at a repeat auction to UAH 117.2 million, which also failed to take place.
Ukrzaliznytsia plans to introduce fixed-term contracts for the sale of scrap metal in order to increase buyer interest and ensure predictable revenue for the company itself, according to Yevhen Shramko, head of Ukrzaliznytsia’s Repair and Production Division.
“Currently, lots consist of 300 tons, 400 tons, and 1,000 tons. We will prepare a legal basis for putting up scrap metal that will still be processed. It is not yet physically on site, but we will cut and process it in order to ship it to the buyer,” Shramko said at a meeting with associations and businesses in Kyiv on Thursday.
According to him, this will enable buyers to have predictable scrap metal supplies and work on large contracts.
According to an Interfax-Ukraine correspondent, during the meeting, it was reported that between June and August 2025, 77 auctions were successfully held, and 28,200 tons of scrap metal were sold. Currently, 95,500 tons are ready for sale, including 22,600 tons put up for auction. An additional 131,000 tons are being prepared for sale.
Shramko also said that the single price for loading services had been reduced to UAH 1,143,000 including VAT, but now the company is offering scrap metal at a price that varies depending on the loading point and loading method.
At the same time, the price does not currently depend on the type of scrap metal, but this may change in the future.
As reported, in June this year, Ukrzaliznytsia held its first successful online auctions for the sale of scrap metal after a pause of more than a year and a half.
State-owned Oschadbank (Kyiv) has put the Ramada Encore hotel and the Europa business center up for sale through the OpenMarket (SE “SETAM”) the Ramada Encore hotel and the Europa business center under a financial leasing procedure, setting the initial value of the capital property at over UAH 797 million.
The bank’s statement notes that the administrative and hotel complex with a total area of 39,590 square meters and a two-level parking lot of 17,500 square meters is being auctioned off under financial leasing terms. The property includes a 22-story four-star Ramada Encore hotel and the Europa business center.
The hotel has 332 rooms and 58 apartments, and its infrastructure includes a conference center of over 4,000 square meters with 20 conference rooms, a two-level parking lot, fitness centers, and restaurants.
The property is located in Kyiv on Stolychne Shosse, 103, at the intersection of three major highways in the direction of Obukhiv and Koncha-Zaspa, which ensures high traffic and accessibility.
According to the terms of the auction, the starting price of the financial lease property is UAH 797.7 million.
The winner of the auction will be determined by the highest bid for the amount of the first lease payment, which participants will submit during the auction. The bid increment is UAH 1 million.
The term of the financial lease is 10 years (120 months), with a schedule of subsequent payments specified in the lot documentation. The lessor’s remuneration is 8.59% per annum, calculated on the outstanding balance. To participate in the auction, a guarantee payment of UAH 10 million must be made.
The auction is scheduled for August 19, 2025.
As reported, Wyndham Hotel Group (WHG) opened its largest four-star hotel under the Ramada Encore brand in June 2012 as part of the Stolychny multifunctional complex (formerly Domosfera) at 103 Stolychne Shosse in the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv.
In March 2024, Oschadbank put up for sale through the Atmosfera shopping and entertainment center’s electronic trading system the Ramada Encore Kyiv hotel in the capital, 11 land plots in Kozin (Kyiv region), and a monetary claim against Niteo Company LLC for UAH 1.79 billion.
According to Opendatabot, the owner of Niteko Company LLC is FC NJ Management LLC, and the ultimate beneficiary is Dmytro Buryak.
“Ukrzaliznytsia announces auctions for the sale of crushed stone. The first auctions for 72.5 thousand tons of crushed stone will be held on July 24-25 on the Prozorro Sales website, the company’s press service reports.
The release specifies that the sale of crushed stone became possible due to the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers, which simplified the procedure for disposing of property for Ukrzaliznytsia and granted permission to sell it.
The company has already held a meeting with the business to discuss current issues of the crushed stone market and the prospects for selling through electronic auctions.
The auctions will be based on the English auction principle, and Ukrzaliznytsia expects active competition among the participants.
In the future, the company plans to sell almost 1.3 million tons of crushed stone through separate lots.
Oschadbank has put up for sale at auction the right to claim under loan agreements and relevant security agreements to borrowers of Oleg Bakhmatyuk’s Ukrlandfarming group of companies at a starting price of UAH 4,984,663,467.30 (excluding VAT), the bank’s press service reports.
According to the report, the property of Rise-Maximco PJSC, Avangard Agroholding PJSC, Impevo Foods LLC, and Pacco Holding LLC is up for auction.
These loans are secured by production assets throughout Ukraine, including elevators, poultry farms, an egg processing plant, etc., as well as guarantees from individuals and legal entities.
The auction is scheduled for April 14, 2025.
“Ukrlandfarming is one of the largest agricultural holdings in Eurasia. It is engaged in grain growing, cattle breeding, distribution of machinery, fertilizers and seeds.
“UkrLandFarming remains one of the largest agricultural holdings in Ukraine, despite $1.2 billion in losses from Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine. In particular, we are talking about the largest poultry farm in Europe, Chornobaivska (Kherson region), where 4.5 million poultry were killed, property and communications were destroyed, and the occupiers took the equipment to the territory of the Russian Federation. The enemy also destroyed a number of poultry farms in other regions: poultry farms in Mykolaiv region, Donetsk region (Donetsk poultry farm, as well as in Volnovakha and Bakhmut), and poultry farms in Kyiv region were destroyed, looted or significantly damaged by shelling. The company lost 160,000 hectares of arable land for agricultural production, and regional bases and elevators in Kherson, Mykolaiv, Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kharkiv regions, as well as in Kyiv region and near Kyiv, were destroyed and looted.
A significant portion of ULF’s financial obligations have been in default since 2017. In November 2017, a group of international creditors, Ukrlandfarming and Avangard, in a letter to the Ukrainian government, estimated the total amount of ULF’s debt obligations at approximately $1.65 billion: about $1.25 billion of debt obligations to international creditors and about $400 million to Ukrainian banks (including state-owned banks). In turn, the debt to international creditors, according to their data, amounted to approximately $775 million in the form of Eurobonds and $475 million in the form of loans to European and American banks (and their respective credit risk insurers).
Knauf Gypsum Rock LLC has won the auction for a 20-year special permit for gypsum mining at the Skoviatynske deposit in Ternopil region, according to the results of the bidding on Prozorro.Sale.
Two companies participated in the auction held on Thursday, January 16, by the State Service of Geology and Subsoil of Ukraine, with a starting price of UAH 119 million 608 thousand 594.06 excluding VAT. The winner, Knauf Gypsum Skala LLC, offered UAH 121.05 million excluding VAT for the license, while the second bidder, Kamianets-Podilskyi Gipsovik JSC, offered UAH 120.55 million.
The 115-hectare Skoviatynske deposit is located 1-2 km from the village of Shyshkivtsi in Chortkiv (formerly Borshchiv) district and is the largest in Ternopil region with gypsum reserves of 43.9 million tons. Knauf has been developing the Shyshkovets deposit adjacent to Skoviatynske since 2006. As of 2021, the Shyshkovetsky deposit covered an area of 41 hectares and had reserves of over 11.4 million tons of gypsum.
Knauf is a leading global manufacturer of gypsum and building materials.
Currently, Knauf has an operating plant in Kyiv, which produces about 25 million square meters of gypsum board and 200 thousand tons of dry mixes. Previously, Knauf also owned a plant in Soledar (Donetsk region), which was destroyed by the occupiers. The company took its employees out and employed them at the Kyiv plant, which employs 425 people in total.
As reported, the German company Knauf will build a plant for the production of drywall and dry building mixtures in Borshchiv (Ternopil region), with investments in the project amounting to EUR 150 million, with a design capacity of 30 million square meters of drywall and 320 thousand tons of dry mixtures.
According to Opendatabot, at the end of 2023, the Knauf plant in Kyiv (Knauf Gypsum Kyiv LLC) increased its net income by 65% to UAH 3.53 billion, and net profit by 2.6 times to UAH 1 billion.
