Invest in Ukraine with legal protection


When an investor needs a lawyer in Ukraine
You are investing in a Ukrainian company or project
You are a Ukrainian business raising foreign investment
You need to repatriate dividends or investment proceeds
Your rights as an investor or shareholder are at risk
How we support your investment
Investment structuring
Transaction support
Ongoing investor protection
From first idea to closing

Consultation
Legal agreement
Investment plan
Due diligence & documents
Closing & after
What we need to start
- Information on the investment and the target
- Term sheet or draft agreements
- Investor's corporate documents
- Planned structure and financing

Often handled together
What clients ask before filing
Do you work with investors who are not in Ukraine?
Yes. Most of our investor clients are abroad, and we handle the work remotely with documents signed electronically or at a consulate.
How is my investment protected?
Through the deal documents, corporate governance rights, security and, where applicable, bilateral investment treaties between Ukraine and your country.
Can a shareholder agreement be governed by Ukrainian law?
Yes. Ukrainian law recognises shareholder (corporate) agreements, and for some deals a foreign law and arbitration are still a better choice.
Can I take dividends out of Ukraine?
Yes, within the National Bank of Ukraine's currency rules, which are tighter under martial law and are periodically relaxed. We check the current limits before you invest.
Can foreigners invest in Ukrainian companies?
Yes. Foreign investors can own Ukrainian companies and invest in most sectors, with restrictions in a few areas such as agricultural land and certain strategic activities.

