Public joint-stock company Kyivmiskbud Holding (Kyiv), one of the largest constructors in Ukraine, plans in 2013 to commission around 280,000 square meters of housing property in Ukraine.
“It will be 280,000 square meters at the end of the year,”
Kyivmiskbud Holding President Ihor Kushnir said at the ribbon-cutting
ceremony of the first phase of the Zlatoustovsky residential complex in
Kyiv on Thursday.
He added that in the first half of 2013, residential space was commissioned by the holding according to the approved schedule.
As reported, in February 2013, Kushnir told Interfax-Ukraine that
Kyivmiskbud Holding is planning in 2013 to commission 17 residential
buildings with a total area of 250,000 square meters in Kyiv, which is
11.3% up on 2012, while the growth in the figure last year was 5%.
The company also planned to commission a building of 8,000 square
meters with 93 apartments in Oreanda in Yalta, and a residential
facility in Odesa in 2013.
Kyivmiskbud was set up on the basis of municipally owned construction
corporation Kyivmiskbud in 1994 through the merger of controlling
stakes in 28 enterprises and other assets in its charter capital.
Kyivmiskbud consists of 40 companies in which the holding owns shares, along with six subsidiaries and 51 associated members.
Kyivmiskbud Holding in 2012 commissioned 15 residential buildings
with a total area of 224,403 square meters in Kyiv, which is 5% up on
2011.
In 2012, Kyivmiskbud carried out work at 34 construction sites where
residential buildings with a combined area of 524,400 square meters; at
six residential buildings in the regions (63,100 square meters); at four
public shopping centers (28,020 square meters); six underground parking
areas for 876 cars and one comprehensive secondary school for 825
students.
According to a report in the National Commission for Securities and
the Stock Market, its net profit in 2012 under international financial
reporting standards grew by 26.5% compared with 2011, to UAH 137.6
million, and its net revenue was up by 4.3%, to UAH 2.36 billion.
The net profit of the company in 2011 under Ukrainian accounting
standards fell by 18.9% on 2010, to UAH 136.1 million, while its net
revenue rose by 20.2%, to UAH 2.09 billion.
The key shareholders in the public joint-stock company as of late
2012 were the head of the holding’s supervisory board, Mykola Poraiko,
with an 80% stake), a member of the audit commission, Valentyna
Liashenko with a 0.004% stake, the head of the audit commission, Olha
Melnyk with a 0.003% stale and Board Chairman and President Kushnir and a
board member Serhiy Solovey with 20 shares each.
The charter capital of Kyivmiskbud as of the end of 2012 amounted to UAH 16.535 million.
