Every third Ukrainian business leads women. Among the new enterprises, the most noticeable growth of directors in Aiti.
According to Opendatabot, the director of new companies in Ukraine become women.
Most of these companies in the front areas. Employees where women ask are also changing: yes, a year later, the director of AITI companies, agriculture and construction increased significantly. In general, every third Ukrainian business leads women.
In the AITI field, which was considered traditionally male, new companies are increasingly led by women: a year later, new companies with directors increased by 69%. Agricultural business and 17% increased by 25% in construction companies.
In total, women currently lead about 449,000 Ukrainian enterprises – almost every third company. Since the beginning of a full-scale invasion, the share of women directors has steadily increased.
Currently, female directors prevail in areas such as:
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Education – 70% of women at the head of the companies,
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Public administration and protection, compulsory social insurance – 58%;
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activity in the field of creativity, art and entertainment – 58%;
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Tourism – 57%.
Most in the front regions: 37% of companies in Donetsk, 35% of enterprises in the Kherson region and 34% in the Lugansk region. Also significantly increased in the Poltava region – +24%, the Khmelnitsky region – +18%and +11%in the region of Kyiv.
10 best of the largest Ukrainian companies managed by women:
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Okko-Express-Uah 74.8 billion fuel trading;
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Okko-Bisement Company-Uah 27.3 billion trade in fuel;
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AV Metal Groups – UAH 21.9 billion – trade in metals and ores;
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Europlaus Company – Uah 14.2 billion – retail trade;
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“Auchan” – Uah 10.1 billion – retail trade;
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Solushn trading energy – Uah 9.6 billion – fuel trade;
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“Expansion” – UAH 5.5 billion – retail trade;
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Anvitrade – Uah 4.1 billion – fuel trade;
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Ukrainian trade company oil trade 3.4 billion fuel trade;
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Chips Club – Uah 3 billion – Potato processing and canning.
Source: Racurs
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