Investment. Privatization. Concession. Direct investment
Attracting investments is the key to gradual and successful development of Ukraine's business and economy.
Ukraine's interest in ensuring full functioning of the mechanism of public-private partnership and creating conditions for growth of attracted investments is manifested, in particular, in the active change of the legal framework.
Supporting the privatization process and concessions for property transfer to private investors on a permanent or long-term basis, which will contribute to its efficient use and operation is one of the priorities of the Formative Partners team.
Ukraine is a country with a large number of factors that make it attractive for direct investment these are advantageous geographical location and favorable climatic conditions, developed infrastructure, high scientific potential, skilled and relatively affordable labor force.
The Formative Partners team provides a wide range of investment support services in Ukraine, including:
● pre-easibility studies and feasibility studies of projects;
● building an organizational structure;
● obtaining permits;
● interaction with authorities;
● legal support.
Cases / Clients
Companies that focus on direct investment have already entrusted FP with the support of their agreements and have been able to increase their activity efficiency by creating a stronger strategy.
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