In an IPO that placed 20% of its shares on the PFTS last week, major Ukrainian sugar manufacturer UkrRos raised USD 42 million which it plans to invest in an ambitious expansion programme

Concern for the rights of minority shareholders in Ukraine is again being raised, as the country’s richest man looks set to expand his energy assets.

Political turmoil has overshadowed much of the action but investors\' appetite for Ukraine\'s fast-growing markets is rising.

Dragon Ukrainian Properties & Development became the first Ukrainian real estate specialist to list on London\'s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) on Friday, raising $208 million.

Western investors have an opportunity to gain exposure to the roaring Ukrainian property market when the largest Ukrainian IPO to date, the real estate fund Dragon-Ukrainian Properties & Development, begins trading Friday on London\'s Alternative Investment Market.

Dragon-Ukrainian Properties & Development, an active investor in the development of new commercial properties as well as in the redevelopment of existing properties in Ukraine which offer the prospect of attractive returns to its shareholders, said Thursday that it plans to float on AIM.

A Kyiv court has delivered another blow to minority shareholders in Ukraine, ruling in favor of a large steel mill accused of watering down $60 million in minority stocks last summer.