The NSSMC registered the issue of shares for UAH 2 billion for the development of wind energy

The National Securities and Stock Market Commission of Ukraine (NSSMC) has registered a UAH 2 billion share issue of a corporate investment fund. The funds from the sale of the shares will be used to expand the capacity of wind power plants, helping Ukraine increase electricity generation amid the current power deficit.

Before registering the share issue, the NSSMC reviewed the submitted documents and confirmed their compliance with the requirements of the legislation. Following the registration, the issuer obtained the opportunity to raise financing through the capital market for the implementation of the investment project.

The project envisages a phased increase in the capacity of the wind power plants from 10.4 MW to 41.6 MW through the installation of six additional wind turbines. The project is scheduled to be implemented over the next two to five years. Overall, by 2036, it is planned to raise UAH 2 billion through the placement of two million shares with a nominal value of UAH 1,000 each.

For Ukraine, this is more than just a separate investment project. It is an example of how the capital market can contribute to the development of critical infrastructure. Through the issuance of securities, businesses have the opportunity to attract long-term private capital for the implementation of large-scale projects without relying exclusively on bank lending.

In the conditions of war and regular attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, the development of new power generation capacity is of particular importance. At the same time, examples such as this demonstrate the practical role of the capital market in the country’s recovery: private investment can be directed to projects that strengthen Ukraine’s energy sustainability and create a basis for its long-term economic development.