Shelling, Port Blockade and EU Restrictions: What Ukraine’s Steel Industry Recovery Depends On. Oleksandr Vodoviz at Forbes’ Economic Resilience Forum

Brussels must take into account that Ukraine is at war: Oleksandr Vodoviz on the conditions needed for Ukrainian steelmaking to remain competitive in the EU market – for Strefa Biznesu

Where Metinvest Is Investing and What Is Holding Its Plans Back: Oleksandr Vodoviz at Forbes Money Forum

“Competing across Europe for Talent”: Metinvest Offers Young People Education, Career Opportunities and International Internships

CBAM, Russian steel and rising production costs: Oleksandr Vodoviz at the Forbes Export Summit on the key barriers to steel exports to the EU

Decarbonisation and CBAM: Why the EU’s New Rules Are Becoming a Challenge for Ukrainian Industry – Oleksandr Vodoviz at the “Dialogues with NV” event

The war has halted major investments and posed unprecedented challenges for industry – Oleksandr Vodoviz

«The State Must Act as an Arbiter Between Ukrzaliznytsia and Businesses» – Oleksandr Vodoviz

“Europe Will Not Just Open Its Doors Like That” – Oleksandr Vodoviz on the Risks and Opportunities facing Ukrainian Business

The introduction of CBAM in 2026 will be a serious blow to the Ukrainian economy – Oleksandr Vodoviz

Big Business and Talent – The Key to Ukraine’s Industrial Revival – Oleksandr Vodoviz at the KIEF

Prerequisites for Growth: How Metinvest Plans to Ramp Up Production in Ukraine – Group COO Oleksandr Myronenko at the Forbes Manufacturers’ Forum

The War Has Halved Business, and Export Is the Biggest Challenge in Europe – Oleksandr Vodoviz on Radio NV

Oleksandr Vodoviz: Business Under Pressure from Currency Limits: Why NBU Restrictions Remain the Main Barrier for Investors in Ukraine

Oleksandr Vodoviz: To Attract Foreign Investment, Ukraine Needs a Predictable Tax and Tariff Policy

Oleksandr Vodoviz: 2025 Will Be Challenging Due to Continued Hostilities, State Monopolies’ Tariff Increases and Labour Shortages