Ukraine has withstood immense challenges, stands strong, and is determined to rebuild and thrive. While the road ahead is long, the resilience of its people and the steadfast support of its partners offer a promising future and boundless opportunities. Ukraine has become a beacon of hope for all who believe in freedom, justice, and the power of a nation to rise.
To fuel the country’s rebuilding and economic growth, the country needs partnerships and investment. Its infrastructure, industries, and businesses require significant capital to restore stability, create jobs, and drive innovation. Investors have the opportunity to contribute to a transformative project while tapping into a market poised for substantial long-term growth. As Ukraine repositions itself as a dynamic and resilient economy, all the stakeholders have the potential for mutual benefit.
Kinstellar offers one of the strongest Infrastructure & Construction sector teams in Central and Eastern Europe. We have handled major infrastructure and PPP projects across many of our jurisdictions, including Ukraine.
We advise all stakeholders – international financial institutions (IFIs), multilateral organisations, Ukrainian official bodies, insurers, infrastructure developers and operators – to help the private sector to play a leading role in transforming and rebuilding the country.
Kinstellar's well-established Energy & Natural Resources service line has been involved in many of the most significant energy deals across the region and specifically in Ukraine. Our experts deliver industry-specific knowledge to a diverse range of clients including power plant developers and operators, EPC contractors, multinational energy holding companies, energy traders, project companies and consortia, lenders and governments.
Our Mining sector team is part of the Energy and Natural Resources service line, comprising more than 40 lawyers located at Kinstellar’s offices throughout Central and Eastern Europe, Southeast Europe and Central Asia.
Mining is a key strategic industry with significant investment and development potential in Ukraine. Regulatory reforms, market liberalisation, and the expansion of mining infrastructure is set to drive considerable opportunities for both domestic and international stakeholders.
October 2025 – Ukraine currently maintains one of the largest sanctions lists in Europe, comprising roughly 21,000 entries but with only 114 removals over the past decade. Sanctions have become a central instrument of national security policy in response to persistent external threats. At the same...
September 2025 – Ukraine's parliament has registered a draft law “On the Screening of Foreign Direct Investments” (the “FDI Draft”), which, in line with EU standards, seeks to establish mandatory screening mechanisms for foreign investments into sensitive sectors. At this stage, the FDI Draft...
September 2025 – Despite the ongoing war and significant challenges, the Ukrainian legal framework continues to encourage an open and flexible investment environment.
Specifically, it expressly recognizes a wide variety of investment forms and ways to repatriate investments.
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