Results of the implementation of the currency liberalization mechanism
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) recorded the results of the implementation of the 'stimulating' currency liberalization mechanism, which allowed businesses to repatriate $23 million for the repayment of external loans. This mechanism has been functioning for six months, and its impact on the country's economy is becoming increasingly noticeable.
NBU Chairman Andriy Pyshny noted that initially, the opportunity to pay dividends for 2024 was provided within the established limit, and later for 2023. The possibility of expanding this limit by the amount invested in the authorized capital of Ukrainian enterprises within the framework of the new form of liberalization was also introduced.
State of investment in authorized capital
The average monthly investments in authorized capital in the first half of 2025 amounted to $17 million. In August of this year, the amount of investments increased to $20 million, and in September a sharp jump to $56 million was recorded. Thus, 'stimulating' currency liberalization demonstrates positive results, contributing to the activation of investment processes in Ukraine.
The implementation of the currency liberalization mechanism is an important step for the recovery of Ukraine's economy, as it allows businesses to manage their finances more effectively and attract investments. The growth in investment volume in authorized capital indicates a revival of investor confidence in the Ukrainian market, which can have a positive impact on the overall economic climate in the country.