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Port of occupation: what is behind the “tenders” for billions in captured Mariupol
The port of Mariupol is turning into one of the main logistical hubs of the invaders for the export of stolen Ukrainian resources — primarily coal, grain, and metal. Despite the fact that Ukrainian experts claim that the Russians cannot and will not restore the port of Mariupol, the Kremlin is actively investing in increasing…
Experts assess damage from shelling of shipbuilding plant in Mykolaiv
Damage from the shelling of a shipbuilding enterprise in Mykolaiv amounted to over UAH 1 billion.
Russian submarines increasingly out of order, monitoring group says
Since 2024, breakdowns have become more frequent on submarines of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.
“Kinzhal” strike on the port of Mykolaiv: the missile hit the ground
For the first time during the full-scale invasion, Russia used the “Kinzhal” hypersonic missile on Mykolaiv, but the attack was ineffective.
SBU strikes Crimean bridge for the third time — this time underwater
SBU agents mined the supports of the Crimean Bridge, activating the first explosive device at 04:44 in the morning.
Repair work on the bridge connecting the ports of Izmail and Kiliya is almost complete
After the repair of the bridge over the Kofa Canal, an improvement in throughput is predicted.
Polish companies can start working in Ukrainian ports
A familiarization meeting was held at UkrainianSea Ports Authority with the participation of the company’s management and a delegation from the Polish Embassy.
Greece can become Ukraine’s partner in the restoration and development of the maritime industry
Greek companies presented their investment opportunities in the reconstruction of Ukraine, in particular in the restoration of the maritime industry.
Private investors use Kernel shares to speculate on news about Ukraine
Shares of the agricultural holding Kernel have recently become a tool for speculation among private investors amid news about Ukraine.
In Ukraine’s agricultural sector, more than 50% of companies are unprofitable
Agricultural companies topped the ranking of the most unprofitable sectors of the economy — 56% of enterprises are operating in the red.
Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Port and Maersk to launch ferry to Georgia
Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Sea Port and Maersk division have signed a memorandum and plan to launch a ferry route from Georgia.
Denmark calls for new sanctions against Russia: “shadow fleet”, banks and a complete rejection of oil
The Danish Prime Minister said that only tough economic pressure will force the Kremlin to sit down for real peace talks.
Kernel reduced grain exports by 15% to 1.6 million tons
The agricultural company records a decline in exports and EBITDA against the backdrop of a weak harvest and restrained sales from farmers.
Britain is building new nuclear submarines in response to the Russian threat
London is investing £15 billion in nuclear weapons and the construction of up to 12 new submarines, strengthening its defense capabilities.
Egyptian trader: Ukrainian wheat often does not meet the declared quality
Ukrainian grain is increasingly causing problems for Egyptian buyers due to the discrepancy between the declared characteristics and the actual quality.
Shares of most Ukrainian agricultural holdings on the Warsaw Stock Exchange continued to decline
During the week, the share prices of most Ukrainian agrarian companies traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange decreased.
Latvia and Ukraine discussed port security and the situation in the Black Sea, — Neizhpapa
The delegation of deputies of the Seimas of the Republic of Latvia during their visit to the Odessa region also discussed the security of the maritime corridor.
Privatization of United Mining and Chemical Company: AMCU approved the deal, but with antitrust conditions
The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has allowed Tsemin Ukraine to acquire more than 50% of the shares of the United Mining and Chemical Company.
