Volodimir Fomichov
LIGA.net correspondent, Business section
Volodimir Fomichov
LIGA.net correspondent, Business section
Journalist, editor. Worked at Public Broadcasting and Iceland TV channel as an editor of journalistic programs. For several years, I have been writing about privatization, sanctions, industry on various platforms. Now I am on LIGA.net. You can write to me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000296219207 Or by e-mail: [email protected] [email protected]
Materials of the author
Oleksiy Chernyshov on destroyed infrastructure, gas production, Naftogaz's finances
Interview
Growing costs and expenses. How businesses react to announced tax increases
Analysis
Mobilization at border: Risks of truck drivers not returning to Ukraine
Analysis
Ukraine sells Russian-owned PentoPak plant: What is known and why its management is still operating
Analysis
Uncovering and confiscating Russia's assets around the world
Analysis
Head of State Logistics Operator Zhumadilov on subpar food in the army, shady contractors
Interview
Ukraine's privatization plans: State Property Fund head talks assets to be sold in 2024
Interview
Unraveling the Ihor Mazepa case: political target or land scammer?
Analysis
Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Yuriy Vaskov on ports, shelling, and grain export
Interview
Ukraine-Poland trucker border crossing dispute, explained
In-depth
Ukraine's sanctions strategy: A puzzle to all
How Russians ‘bought up’ Ukraine
In-depth
Asset Recovery and Management Agency head responds to critique over funds, Naftogaz clash
Interview
Ex-head of State Property Fund Rustem Umerov on his year in charge of major asset manager
Interview
Business, government meet to discuss Ukraine’s economic future
In-depth
Meet new head of Asset Recovery and Management Agency — Olena Duma
Analysis
Large-scale privatisation in Ukraine is back, and so are its challenges
How Asset Recovery&Management Agency and State Property Fund compete for asset management
Analysis
Who will bid for Ocean Plaza?
In-depth
Who bought the Kyiv-based Soviet electronics powerhouse, and why
In-depth