Dragon Capital and Amber Infrastructure won a Europe-wide market competition with their investment concept and were selected as candidates to manage the European fund for Ukraine’s reconstruction. This was reported by investment banker Serhiy Fursa.
For Ukraine, this is an important signal: despite the war, the country remains attractive for large-scale investments, and international institutions trust professional teams.
“We are confident that the fund will have a significant impact on economic recovery and will provide access to private capital for promising businesses across the country,” Fursa noted.
The joint fund’s goal is to mobilize over one billion euros in capital from state development banks and private investors to support Ukraine’s reconstruction and directly invest in private investment projects in strategic sectors of the Ukrainian economy.
This includes, among other things, the reconstruction of energy infrastructure, expansion of wind and solar energy to replace aging coal power plants, industrial production facilities, and digital infrastructure such as data centers.
As the main investor, the fund will provide equity capital to project companies and enterprises, enabling them to attract additional equity and debt financing at the project level.
