Interest from foreign investors in acquiring assets in key sectors of the Ukrainian economy is on the rise. Recently, several large international companies received approval from the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine to purchase leading Ukrainian enterprises.
This is reported by Business • Media
Activity of Latvian, German, and Polish Businesses
The Latvian company SIA Emteko Holding, which specializes in the distribution of European pharmaceutical products, has received official permission to acquire the Ukrainian representation of the well-known Hungarian pharmaceutical corporation Gedeon Richter. The latter is recognized in the international market for its production of medicinal and pharmaceutical products, and its representation in Ukraine plays a significant role in providing the population with modern medical supplies.
“Emteko represents the interests of European pharmaceutical manufacturers and carries out the supply and distribution of goods. Gedeon Richter is a Hungarian multinational corporation specializing in the production of medicinal and pharmaceutical products.”
Another significant example is the acquisition of the “Kremenchuk Wheel Plant” by the German company EMI Deutschland GmbH. This leading Ukrainian enterprise specializes in wheel production and exports its products to many countries around the world. EMI Deutschland GmbH, which has experience in supplying components to the automotive industry, plans not only to manage the plant but also to implement new investment and modernization projects.
Polish Investors Expand Cooperation with Ukraine
Previously, the Antimonopoly Committee also granted approvals to the Polish group Maspex, which has agreed to jointly manage the Ukrainian partners of the companies “Carpathian Mineral Waters” and “Trading House Carpathian Mineral Waters.” This will allow for the expansion of production and an increase in investments in the Ukrainian beverage market.
Thus, Ukraine remains attractive to foreign investors, who are actively expanding their presence in various sectors of the national economy, contributing to the development of production and the attraction of new technologies.