International investors shift focus from wartime operations to post-conflict rebuilding, with estimates placing reconstruction costs at $600 billion.
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International investors are increasingly focusing on Ukraine's post-war reconstruction despite the conflict remaining active, according to PrivatBank CEO Mikael Björknert.
The shift signals confidence in Ukraine's eventual recovery and marks a transition from preliminary interest to serious reconstruction financing commitments. Björknert's comments indicate US and international financial institutions are preparing infrastructure and funding mechanisms for the rebuild phase.
Estimates place Ukraine's total reconstruction needs at approximately $600 billion. The early investor positioning suggests major reconstruction contracts and development projects will likely be allocated as the conflict trajectory becomes clearer.