The amount of foreign investments to Ukraine (the authorized capital of non-residents) as of July 1 made up UAH 44.791 billion, which is by 2.282 billion more than this indicator as of the beginning of the year – USD 42.509 billion.

According to the data of the State Statistics Service, in the first half of year USD 2.859 bln of new investments were received by the authorized capital of non-residents, while the outflow for this period made up USD 330.1 mln.

The negative impact was exerted by the negative revaluation of investments for USD 247.5 mln, including the negative currency difference for USD 218.5 mln.

The investments in the first half of year were received from 125 countries of the world. The major investors of Ukraine, which account for 83.5% of the total volume of investments, are Cyprus, Netherlands, Germany, Russian Federation, Austria, Great Britain, British Virgin Islands, France, Switzerland and Italy.

Ukrainian industry accounts for the largest share of investment in terms of volume, USD 13.241 bln, or almost 30% of the total volume. Financial and insurance activities account for other USD 13.150 bln, or 29.4% of the total volume of investment.

The loan debts of Ukrainian companies to direct investors as July 1 made up USD 7.875 bln, the total volume of direct investments, including the authorized capital and debt instruments, made up USD 52.666 bln.

The volume of direct investments (authorized capital) from Ukraine to national world economies as of July 1 made up USD 6.233 bln. The direct investments from Ukraine were received by 47 countries of the world, which includes the largest share, which accounted for Cyprus – 93.4%.

The requirements of Ukrainian direct investors on debt instruments to foreign companies as of July 1 made up USD 214.5 mln, the total amount of direct investments with the account of authorized capital and debt instruments made up USD 6.448 bln.

Source: Finclub.