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Former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced the creation of Ukraine's largest venture fund, which will invest in military startups. The fund aims to attract resources for the development of defense technologies and to forecast Russia's next steps in the war.
Mykhailo Fedorov returned to Ukraine after a visit to the USA, where he met with donors to fund the country's transformation. He announced the launch of a Defense Tech venture fund that will invest in military startups and new technologies.
Ukrainian-Estonian company DoD Solution and Estonian Defsecintel signed a memorandum of cooperation in drone detection and interception technologies. The agreement was signed on September 9 at the MSPO 2026 exhibition in Kielce, Poland, and involves the integration of the EIRSHIELD system with the AURA AI platform.
The Kharkiv City Council and Czech company 'Vimislicki Elevators' signed a memorandum of cooperation on September 8. The agreement aims to create a joint venture focused on the production, servicing, and modernization of elevators.
On September 9, Ukraine launched the updated "Own Business 2.0" grant program, offering funding up to UAH 2.5 million for entrepreneurs. The program includes support for new businesses and those already operating, with new conditions and bonuses.
PrivatBank has introduced a new tool in the "Privat24 for Business" mobile app. The "Limit Control" widget allows entrepreneurs to automatically track their income and monitor compliance with the annual tax limit.
On September 8, 2026, the Ukrainian IT company 'Vchasno' officially launched a new service called 'Vchasno.Business'. This platform integrates various functions for automating the operations of small and medium-sized businesses.
The State Tax Service of Ukraine announced the launch of regional hotlines for entrepreneurs affected by the war. Acting Head of the STS Lesia Karnaukh stated that the initiative aims to provide prompt consultations and assistance in resolving tax issues.
A class for innovative technologies has been opened in Khmelnytskyi, where high school students learn to operate drones and FPV drones. Students first train on simulators and then move on to flying real drones. The project is supported by a charitable foundation.
Fifteen students from three universities in Ivano-Frankivsk will receive academic scholarships from the President of Ukraine. Each scholarship amounts to 20,000 hryvnias.
Kernel agribusiness, in collaboration with analytical centers We build Ukraine and Zmist. Center for Policy Analysis, announced the launch of the first School of Public-Private Partnership in Ukraine. The program aims to provide local authorities with knowledge and tools to prepare economically justified projects, attracting private and international capital.
The State Tax Service of Ukraine has approved a new list of taxpayers with high levels of voluntary compliance with tax legislation, which includes 9,706 business entities. This is the largest number of participants in the list's history, representing a 36% increase compared to August 2025.
A meat production company in Khmelnytskyi returned UAH 14.9 million in taxes to the budget after law enforcement intervention. An investigation revealed that the company had evaded tax payments.
About 49% of individual entrepreneurs and nearly a third of legal entities served by PrivatBank opened their business accounts after the onset of the full-scale invasion. This indicates a continuation of entrepreneurial activity in Ukraine despite the war.
The 19th grant competition 'VARTO: A Step Forward' has begun, with applications accepted until September 29, 2026. Participants can include veteran entrepreneurs, including individual entrepreneurs and legal entities. Winners will receive funding ranging from 500,000 to 1.5 million UAH.
