The Turkish company Dalgakiran Kompresör has invested UAH 400 million in the launch of a plant for the production of industrial power equipment in Bilohorodka (Kyiv region), according to a press release from Dalgakiran Compressor Ukraine LLC.
The construction project was started before the start of Russia’s large-scale aggression, and now, thanks to investments from the Turkish side, it has been completed. The investment in the production site and office will create 50 new jobs.
The office and new production facility in Ukraine will contribute to the development of enterprises in all industries, enabling them to continue their business activities, save money and resources,” said Vyacheslav Dinkov, director of Dalgakiran Compressor Ukraine, as quoted by the press service.
According to him, the plans include further development and localization of production, development and supply of new equipment to restore energy and industrial production in Ukraine.
In turn, Dalgakiran Kompresör Chairman of the Board Adnan Dalgakiran noted that scaling up business in Ukraine is a contribution to supporting the country’s economy and energy sector in difficult times. “In the face of a power outage, our equipment can ensure the continuity of business processes and production, enable businesses to continue to operate, pay taxes and provide jobs to Ukrainians,” he said.
“Dalgakiran Compressor Ukraine is a representative office of the Turkish Dalgakiran company specializing in the production and maintenance of generator and compressor equipment, cooling systems and industrial pumps.
The Ukrainian representative office sells the equipment and improves it to meet the needs of national consumers. Azov equipment is manufactured in Turkey, where a full cycle of quality control has been introduced and the company has its own design office.
The company has been operating in Ukraine for 19 years. It has representative offices in 11 cities and more than 70 of its own mobile service teams.
A number of temperature records, including the temperature of water in the Dnipro River in Kyiv, were set on July 16, according to the Facebook page of the Borys Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory.
“According to the observations of the Kyiv hydrological station of the Borys Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory, on July 16, the maximum water temperature in the Dnipro reached 29.0°C and exceeded the previous maximum by 0.4°, which was recorded on July 22, 2010, and amounted to 28.6°C,” the post says.
The maximum daily air temperature in Kyiv on July 16 was also the highest on record for this date and amounted to 36.0°C, exceeding the previous record of 1931 by 0.2°C.
In addition, the maximum wind speed in the capital reached a record 21 m/s, which is 1 m/s more than the previous maximum recorded in 1964.
A number of daily temperature records were also set on July 16 at meteorological stations in the Kyiv region: in the district center of Vyshgorod, the town of Baryshivka in Brovary district, and at the Teteriv meteorological station in Piskivka, Bucha district.
“A new record was set at the Teteriv meteorological station. The maximum daily air temperature was +36.9°C. The previous record was set in 1951: +35.5°C,” the report says.
In Baryshivka, the maximum daily air temperature was recorded at +34.5°C, the previous record was set at +33.6°C in 2010.
At the United Hydrometeorological Station “Vyshgorod” on the night of July 16, the warmest minimum daily air temperature was recorded at +23.5°C, which is 0.1° higher than in 2010.
The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has granted Kovalska Real Estate LLC permission to acquire a stake in the authorized capital of Kudryavsky Administrative and Warehouse Complex LLC, the agency’s website reports.
The Ministry made the decision on Thursday.
According to the report, Kovalska Real Estate LLC received permission to acquire a stake in ASC Kudryavsky, which ensures that the company’s supreme management body exceeds 50% of the votes.
According to Opendatabot, the owners of Kudryavsky JSIC are Atlas Mutual Fund (50%) and AMC Ukrainian Investment Society (50%), with Bohdan Serotiuk and Yuriy Sokolnytsky listed as the ultimate beneficiaries.
Kovalska Real Estate LLC is part of the Kovalska group and is engaged in residential construction. Its portfolio includes more than 20 completed residential projects.
As reported, in 2021, Kovalska Group announced its intention to revitalize the territory of the Kyiv Distillery in the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kyiv at 16A Kudriavska Street. The plant covers an area of about 2 hectares. Its buildings built in 1896 are recognized as an architectural monument of local significance, and the facade is under protection.
Kovalska Industrial and Construction Group has been operating in the Ukrainian construction market since 1956. It unites more than 20 enterprises in the field of raw materials extraction, production and construction. Its products are represented by the brands Concrete by Kovalska, Avenue, and Siltek. Kovalska’s enterprises operate in Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Lviv, and Chernihiv regions. The aerated concrete plant in Kherson region has not been operating since the beginning of the occupation.
As of 14:00 on Monday, July 8, the death toll from the hostile attack in Kyiv has reached 16 people.
According to the Telegram channel of the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, 37 people were also injured.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban arrived in Kiev on Tuesday morning, July 2, for a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Magyar Nemzet reported citing Orban’s press chief Bertalan Havasi.
“The most important topic of discussion is the possibility of achieving peace. Viktor Orban and Vladimir Zelensky will also discuss topical issues of Hungarian-Ukrainian bilateral relations,” Havasci commented.
The capital’s labor market is showing signs of recovery despite the ongoing hostilities. The Kyiv City Employment Service has released data on the most sought-after vacancies in the capital.
As of mid-June, the database of the Kyiv City Employment Center contained 3,000 offers from employers.
The labor market analysis revealed that workers in a wide range of industries, including industry, utilities, transportation and logistics, economics, medicine and education, are in the highest demand. This reflects the urgent need for personnel in key sectors of the Kyiv economy.
So who are the capital’s employers looking for:
1. Installers of electronic equipment (267 vacancies)
2. Accountants (261 vacancies)
3. Cooks (200 vacancies)
4. Drivers of motor vehicles (196 vacancies)
5. Sellers of food products (189 vacancies)
6. Nurses (143 vacancies)
7. Administrators (125 vacancies)
8. Teachers (113 vacancies)
9. Teaching assistants (110 vacancies)
10. Security guards (94 vacancies)
“Our data shows a gradual recovery of the labor market in Kyiv. We see an increase in demand for specialists in various fields, from IT to medicine. Our service is ready to support both job seekers and employers by offering a number of active programs and an individual approach to each client,” said Dmytro Novytskyi, Director of the Kyiv City Employment Center.
About the Kyiv Employment Service:
The Kyiv Employment Service provides comprehensive employment services, including vocational training, counseling and job search support. The service also offers compensation programs for employers.
