Kyivmiskbud

Kyivmiskbud (Ukrainian: Київміськбуд, a portmanteau for Kyiv City Construction) is a major construction holding company of Ukraine and the biggest construction company in Kyiv.^[1]^[2] It is also considered a community company that subordinates to the city government, which controls 80% of the company's stock. The holding company does not have full ownership of its held companies, many of which also co-owned with the fund union "Ukrayina".

The company's design bureau is owned by the Funding Union "Ukrayina" (51%) and the Grigorishin's^[3] Energy Standard Group SA (47%) through its Cyprus off-shore company the Energy Standard Projects Limited.^[4]

History

The holding company was created in 1955 as Main Administration of Communal and Civil Engineering of the Kyiv City Executive Committee (today Kyiv City State Administration) based on various cities' house-building associations. It was abbreviated in Russified manner as Glavkievgorstroi. The first project was a panel apartment five story house on bulvar Druzhby Narodiv that was built back in 1958.^{[citation needed]}

The holding company consists of several smaller construction corporations, number of daughter companies (subsidiaries) and several affiliates.

List of subsidiaries

Construction and installation sector

Kyivmiskbud-3 (Kyiv City Construction) since 1943^[5]
KyivMiskbud-4
Kyivmiskbud-6
Reinforced concrete production factory "DBK-3" (abbr. House-building Consortium)
DBK-4
Taiga
SBMU (abbr. Specialized construction and installation administration)

Special installation and decoration

Kyivspetskbud (Kyiv Special Construction)
Kyivelectromontazh (Kyiv Electric Installation)
Kyivpidzemdorbud-2 (Kyiv Subterranean Roads Construction)
Kyivoblytsbud (Kyiv Decorative Construction)
Promenerhoavtomatyka (Industrial Energy Automation)

Construction equipment and transportation sector

Special Machine Administration
Budmekhanizatsia (Construction Equipment)
Special Machine Administration 2
Construction Administration 2
Miskbudtrans (City Construction Transportation)
ATP-6 (abbr. Autotransport Enterprise)
Experiment Maintenance Enterprise
ATP-1
ATP-2
ATP-7
Autobudkompleks-K (Auto Construction Complex)
ATP-5
Elite Construction Mechanization

Materials production sector

Promin (Beam)
Woodworking Consortium 7
Woodworking Consortium 3
Wood chipboards Factory
Experiment Mechanical Factory
Factory of reinforced concrete products 1
Zhulyany^[6]
House-building Consortium "Vidradny" (Pleasing)
Experiment Mechanical Factory "Metalist" (Metalworker)
Beton-Kompleks (Concrete Complex)
Kyivoporyadkomplekt (Kyiv Polishing Set)
Factory of Finishing Materials

Affiliates

Construction Company "Ukrenerhobud" (Ukrainian Energy Construction)
Kyivbuddetalkomplekt (Kyiv Construction Detail Set)
Budtrans (Construction Transport)
Polar-Ukrayina
Novobud (New Construction)
Pre Tech Ukraine

References

^ Kyivmiskbud announced about ceasing of all activities around Kyiv. Halinfo. 9 September 2016
^ Kyivmiskbud announced ultimatum and stopped construction around the capital in response to picketing near its office. Mirror Weekly. 9 September 2016
^ Energy Standard profile on Bloomberg
^ "Off-shore companies of the Energy Standard". Archived from the original on 2013-01-31. Retrieved 2013-03-17.
^ "Home". kmb3.com.ua.
^ Zhulyany official website

External links

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[1] Kyivmiskbud announced about ceasing of all activities around Kyiv. Halinfo. 9 September 2016

[2] Kyivmiskbud announced ultimatum and stopped construction around the capital in response to picketing near its office. Mirror Weekly. 9 September 2016

[3] Energy Standard profile on Bloomberg

[4] "Off-shore companies of the Energy Standard". Archived from the original on 2013-01-31. Retrieved 2013-03-17.

[5] "Home". kmb3.com.ua.

[6] Zhulyany official website

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