Ukraine's PrivatBank said December 21 it wanted to sell its sizeable stake in PrivatBank Latvia, according to LSM.
Texas-based AirTronic USA, Inc., an electromechanical engineering design and manufacturing company, has been shipping lethal weapons, namely shoulder-fired rocket launchers, to Ukraine since 2016, according to journalists of Voice of America (VoA).
Deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine are willing to sell the building belonging to the Ukrainian Cultural Center on Arbat Street in Moscow, guided not only by political, but also financial considerations, the Russian newspaper Izvestia reports, citing several sources from the Bloc of Petro Poroshenko.
Ukraine's Ministry for Economic Development and Trade reports that about 100 state-owned enterprises shut down in Ukraine every year, while privatization may break the trend.
Eurovision 2016 winner Jamala is on a mission to help the thousands of homeless animals that live at the Sirius animal shelter in Kyiv. To do this, she is selling the outfits that she wore at the 2017 contest held in the Ukrainian capital earlier this year, EuroVisionary reported.
The State Property Fund of Ukraine on August 30 sold a state-owned 33.3% stake in charter capital of PrJSC Joint Ukrainian-Kazakh-Russian enterprise for the production of nuclear fuel, according to an online broadcast of the auction.
The SBU Security Service of Ukraine together with the Military Prosecutor's Office has detained a 37-years-old criminal, who was trying to sell four RPG-26 grenade launchers in the village of Hvardiiske of Novomoskovskyi district of Dnipropetrovsk region, the SBU's press center said.
Belarusian businessman Viktor Prokopenya has withdrawn his application earlier submitted to the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) for the purchase of the Russian Sberbank's Ukrainian-based subsidiary, according to the Russian news agency RBC.
The Ukrainian State Property Fund (SPF) will hold auctions on August 15-18 to sell 25% of state stakes in eight regional power distribution companies, according to the Ukrainian Cabinet's press service.
The price set at $130 million at which Russia's Sberbank is going to sell its subsidiary in Ukraine is comparable to the capital of Ukrainian-based PJSC Sberbank, which was estimated at $144 million in January-September 2016, according to international accounting standards, Kommersant publication reports citing its sources.