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      Ukraine’s business environment continues to evolve under complex wartime conditions. Yet the market remains active and adaptive in the face of both challenge and modernisation, demonstrating its relevance to companies who may be assessing future entry, expansion, or re-entry opportunities.

      Your Business in Ukraine is designed to help businesses and advisers understand the country’s market environment, key legal and regulatory considerations, and the practical aspects of operating locally in Ukraine.


      Your Business in Ukraine 2026

      Your Business in Ukraine 2026


      Who is this guide for?

      • International investors considering Ukraine as a potential market.
      • Companies planning entry, re-entry, or expansion.
      • Business leaders assessing opportunities and risks.
      • Professionals advising clients with Ukraine-related insights.

      Why read the guide?

      Your Business in Ukraine offers a structured starting point for evaluating the market, identifying early priorities, understanding key risks, and preparing to make informed business decisions.

      This guidance is especially useful for organisations that want to prepare in advance, approach strategic choices with discipline, and clarify the questions that may arise before they commit capital or launch operations.


      What does the guide cover?

      Your Business in Ukraine provides an overview of key areas relevant to doing business in Ukraine, including:

      • background macroeconomic and overall market context
      • dynamic key industries that may interest companies and investors
      • how to start a business in Ukraine
      • tax and legal considerations when working in Ukraine
      • currently effective currency restrictions and recent developments
      • changes to investment legislation and new incentive schemes
      • available war-risk insurance mechanisms and prospects
      • required licences and permits, as well as other business essentials.

      Ukraine’s path forward will not be simple, but there are investment opportunities for organisations that prepare early, structure decisions carefully, and move with clarity. I encourage you to use this guide as a practical foundation for evaluating opportunities, managing risk, and building with confidence in Ukraine.
      Sergii Popov

      Partner, Head of Tax & Legal

      KPMG in Ukraine

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      Your Business in Ukraine 2026

      Download the full guide to explore the key considerations needed for doing business in Ukraine and prepare for your next market decision.

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      Sergii Popov

      Partner, Head of Tax & Legal, Head of Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals

      KPMG in Ukraine

      Oksana Olekhova

      Partner, Tax & Legal, Tax Advisory

      KPMG in Ukraine

      Yuriy Katser

      Partner, Tax & Legal, Head of Legal Services

      KPMG in Ukraine

      Svitlana Shcherbatyuk

      Partner, Head of Transaction Services, Deal Advisory

      KPMG in Ukraine


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