FIT FOR UKRAINE: CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS Part 2 Mike Stenson–Head of the project in Ukraine, Kingspan

FIT FOR UKRAINE: CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

PART 2
Practical aspects of implementing projects in Ukraine

Speaker: Mike Stenson – Head of the project in Ukraine, Kingspan (company announced 200 mln Eur project in Ukraine)

Moderator: Romina Bandura, Senior Fellow, Project on Prosperity and Development, Project on U.S. Leadership in Development, CSIS
About the event

As of the last-assestment of the effect of the full-scale war against Ukraine, a total of 149,300 residential buildings were damaged or destroyed in Ukraine, including: 131,400 private houses, 17,500 apartment buildings and 280 dormitories. Damages from the destruction of the housing stock are estimated at $54 billion. At least 64 large and medium-sized enterprises, 330 hospitals, 595 administrative buildings of state and local administration have been damaged, destroyed or seized.

This has created a significant problem, but at the same time an opportunity for new investment projects that are required for the purposes of rebuilding Ukraine. A number of investment incentives are introduced for companies interested to participate in the rebuilding through investing, including up to 10 years CIT relief, customs duty relief on equipment, connecting to engineering grids at the cost of state, etc.

The FIT for Ukraine online forum will present the most up-to-date analytical information on Ukraine’s immediate and post-war needs in the construction materials sector. Participants will be presented with the investment cases that are already being implemented in this area and have the potential to be implemented in the future – both in the construction materials industry and in related industries, such as mining and others.

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