DealBook of Ukraine: 2024 edition

Technical regulations in Ukraine: where we are now and how we got there. National legislation: Technical regulations and other legal acts. Authorized representative in Ukraine. Language and labeling requirements. Conformity assessment bodies and international standards. Conformity assessment procedures. What problems can be solved by recognition. Legal requirements for recognition in details. List of notified bodies signed Agreements with UA CABs. Step-by-step process. What should be considered prior to apply for recognition. Impact of changes in EU to UA certificate. Changes and renewals. Post-marketing activities. Other Technical regulations. Market supervision.

Report Painter is a visual report development tool in SAP that offers most of the functionality of Report Writer but is easier to use. It allows creating reports from Special Purpose Ledger and other application components. Reports are defined graphically through rows and columns. When executed, Report Painter reports are converted to Report Writer format. The tool can meet many reporting needs, but some advanced Report Writer functions are not available in Report Painter.

This document discusses how to configure a bill of materials (BOM) item as a variant material in SAP. It describes setting up a material called CYCLE as a configurable BOM item with characteristics like CYCLETYRES and CYCLEMODEL. It also covers creating a variant class, defining characteristic values and dependencies, building a configuration profile, and establishing variant conditions to control which sub-items are included based on the characteristic combinations selected. Finally, it shows how to create a sales order for the configured CYCLE material and have its BOM explode with the correct sub-items based on the variant condition rules.

1. The document discusses various sales order and distribution related concepts in SAP SD including drop shipments, sales areas, picking locations, customization vs configuration, shipping points, smart forms, sales document structure, plant determination, billing without delivery, sales deals, pricing date, account groups, item categories, project IMG, extending materials and customers to other sales areas, multiple deliveries, EDI usage, copy controls, schedule line categories, blocking sales documents, reconciliation vs normal accounts, access sequences, types of free goods, the 16 steps in a pricing procedure, differences between plants and storage locations, the sales order cycle, and the relationship between sales organizations and company codes. 2. It also provides explanations for concepts

This document provides interview questions related to SAP MM projects and technical skills. For projects, it asks about the applicant's skills, project experience including system landscape, customizing, and issues faced. For technical skills, it asks questions about procurement documents, stock transfers, special stocks, reservations, contracts, scheduling agreements, quota arrangements, and posting periods.

This document provides instructions for calibrating equipment using SAP PM. It outlines 6 key steps: 1) Checking for task lists, 2) Changing maintenance plans, 3) Scheduling plans, 4) Viewing schedules, 5) Viewing order details, and 6) Recording inspection lot results. Transaction codes and navigation paths are provided for each step to guide users through the calibration process in SAP PM.

1) The Material Ledger is now mandatory in S/4HANA and is used to maintain inventory valuation, replacing older tables. 2) When upgrading from older systems, there are different approaches of brownfield (technical upgrade) versus greenfield (new implementation) but the Material Ledger must be initialized. 3) Actual costing is an optional feature of the Material Ledger that calculates inventory value variances but is not required to use S/4HANA's Material Ledger functionality.

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Pipeline materials such as oil, gas, or electricity are received directly through pipelines and cables rather than through traditional purchase orders and stock. These materials use a special stock type of "P" to record consumption without a purchase order or stock. All rate and tax information for pipeline materials is stored in info records under the category "Pipeline". Consumption is recorded through MIGO transactions and settlement is done through MRKO transactions similar to consignment materials.

Rajesh Sharma provides an overview of the procurement process for consumable items in SAP. Key points covered include: 1. The differences between procuring consumable versus stock items, with consumable items being procured directly for consumption without inventory valuation. 2. The need to specify an account assignment category for consumables to determine the cost objects charged and required assignment data. 3. How purchase requisitions are used to initiate the procurement process and later converted to purchase orders. 4. Features of purchase requisitions like multiple account assignments, creating requisitions without material records, and status indicators.

The document discusses determining shipping points and loading groups in SAP. It covers defining shipping conditions and loading groups. It also covers assigning shipping points according to storage location and includes steps for assigning shipping points based on storage location.

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The document discusses the project system module in SAP. It describes what a project is and examples of projects from MCGM's perspective. It outlines the key processes in project system like project structuring, estimation, budgeting, work order process, payment certification, and notification. Project coding conventions are also explained. The document provides screenshots of different screens in SAP related to project creation, WBS elements, estimation, deviation approval, document management, and notification workflow.

This document provides instructions for configuring and activating split valuation in SAP to separately value in-house production stocks and externally procured stocks of materials. It outlines the steps to 1) activate split valuation in the system, 2) create valuation types for in-house and external stocks, 3) assign valuation categories to the types, and 4) create material master records and production/purchase orders to value the stocks separately. The purpose of split valuation is to allow different valuation prices for internally produced versus externally sourced materials.

The document provides information on the Common Technical Document (CTD) format for organizing technical documents submitted to regulatory authorities for approval of pharmaceutical products. The CTD format was developed by the International Conference on Harmonization to streamline review processes and facilitate simultaneous submissions across different regions. It includes five modules covering administrative information, summaries, quality, nonclinical and clinical data. Adopting a common format provides benefits like reduced submission time and costs as well as faster availability of new medicines to patients.

The DealBook is our annual overview of the Ukrainian tech investment industry. This edition comprehensively covers the full year 2023 and the first deals of 2022.

The document is an annual report by AVentures Capital covering the Ukrainian tech investment industry in 2020. It summarizes that total funding volume reached a record high of $571 million despite the COVID-19 pandemic, with most funds going to a few global companies with Ukrainian roots. Early-stage funding also hit record highs, though international funds provided the majority. Exits increased in number but most were of moderate value. The software development outsourcing industry saw consolidation trends amid remote work formats.

Ukrainian tech investment report for 2022. The report provides an overview of investment deals and trends in Ukraine's technology sector in 2021 and early 2022. Some key points include: - 2021 was a record year for tech investment in Ukraine, with a total of US$832 million invested, surpassing previous years. - Three Ukrainian companies (GitLab, Firefly Aerospace, People.ai) raised over half the total funding in 2021. - Early-stage funding reached record levels, with seed and Series A deals increasing over previous years. - M&A activity was also high in 2021, though some 2022 deals were put on hold due to the Russian invasion in February. - Ukraine's export

The document is the 2020 edition of the DealBook of Ukraine published by AVentures Capital. It provides an overview of the Ukrainian tech investment landscape in 2019. Some of the key highlights include: - 2019 saw a record total funding volume of $544M, driven by a few large rounds, while early stage investment remained flat. - The three largest deals (Grammarly, GitLab, People.ai) accounted for 77% of the total funding. - Exits increased with notable acquisitions like AI Factory and Cropio, but most deals were smaller than $100M. - International investors provided the majority of early stage capital while local funds focused on seed deals. - Ukraine remained an

This document provides an overview and summary of investments and mergers & acquisitions in the Ukrainian tech sector in 2018 and the first quarter of 2019. It finds that 2018 saw a record $323 million in venture capital and private equity deals, a 22% increase over 2017. However, 71% of total funding went to three global companies with R&D operations in Ukraine. Early-stage funding remained flat, with most coming from foreign investors. Recent M&A activity has focused on software development outsourcing firms. Notable 2019 deals include a $10 million investment in an IoT security company and investments in a custom software developer and fintech lending platform.

Kreston Ukraine, together with Ukrainian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (UVCA), AVentures, and ISE Corporate Accelerator, is pleased to present the results of the annual Ukraine Deal Review 2021, also covering 3 months of 2022. In 2021, Ukrainian startups attracted venture capital investments worth USD 779.6 million, 46% more than in 2020. Like in a previous period, Ukrainian Startup Fund (USF) accounted for about half of the deals (47%). Investments attributed to private equity reached 82.8 million USD, and these are only agreements with the disclosed amount. In 2021, six new players joined the Ukrainian venture capital market. GEEK Ventures, SID Venture Partners, ZAS Ventures, ANCHOR, and PAWA offer Ukrainian startups financing of around USD 0.5 million, along with their experience and expertise. World-renowned companies also did not ignore Ukraine last year: 19 of them opened their R&D centers, offices, and engineering hubs in Ukraine. In the first quarter of 2022, the development of private technology investment markets did not halt despite the large-scale Russian aggression. In January–March 2022, 11 venture capital deals of USD 11.5 mln, 3 private equity deals of USD 4 mln, and 8 exits of USD 135 mln already took place. International companies went on establishing new R&D centers and offices in Ukraine. In addition, global technology companies, EU countries, and Ukrainian IT communities have offered Ukrainian startups several support programs.

Comprehensive coverage of M&A activity in Software Development (IT Outsourcing) industry in CEE region through 1H 2022

- Tech Nation has supported over 5000 startups and scaleups in the UK, raising over $30B and generating over £600M in economic value. - The UK tech sector has shown resilience during a global pullback in venture capital, raising $30B in 2022 compared to $41B in 2021. - Emerging areas of strength for the UK include fintech, with over $11B raised, and deep tech, with over $4.7B raised. - The government has committed over $3B to areas like quantum technology, AI, and the future of computing to support the UK becoming a global science superpower.

This document summarizes the Portuguese startup scene report for 2022 from Armilar Venture Partners. Some key findings include: - Investment in Portuguese startups declined in 2022 with 118 rounds totaling €839M, down from 159 rounds and €1.4B in 2021. - Later stage rounds declined the most, dropping 60% from 2021 levels. However, the top 10 rounds accounted for over 70% of total funding. - Pre-seed and seed stage financing continued growing in 2022 despite the contraction, while Series A median round sizes saw a slight reduction. - Portugal Ventures was the most active investor overall, while Demium Capital led in pre-seed rounds among international investors. -

An overview of major developments and trends in the Ukrainian venture capital and private equity industry in 2015

Comprehensive coverage of M&A activity in Software Development (IT Outsourcing) industry in CEE region YTD 2021

1) The document discusses the rise of cloud computing and technology startups in Europe. Venture capital investment in European tech startups has been trending upwards, with record amounts raised in 2019. 2) Europe is producing more $1 billion outcome companies and has a strong pipeline of "unicorns" (privately held startups valued over $1 billion). Many European decacorn companies (valued over $10 billion) are choosing to keep their headquarters in Europe. 3) The cloud market is growing rapidly and is on track to become the majority of the overall software market within the next 5 years. European cloud companies have seen their total market capitalization increase nearly 14x from 2016-2020.

Chapter 1 - Impact of COVID-19 on FinTech: A resilient European tech growth engine. Overall impact was in line with expectations, except for payments and mortgages. For payments, the e-commerce boost made up for travel falls. Top European FinTechs took this chance to revaluate cost inefficiencies and lived to fight another day with reduced sales and increased customer support. The next 6 to 12 months will be more challenging when new funding is required. Chapter 2 - European FinTech landscape buoyancy enabled by massive government support. 2020 has been surprisingly resilient, with funding up 20% including government programs, but down 10% excluding this. Banking & payments searched for simplicity as an overcrowded

The SaaS sector is undergoing a ‘reset’: on the public side, revenue multiples went down from 17x a year ago to 6x today. On the private side, funding is down 42% in Q3 with similar trends observed in the US and Europe. What does this mean for European and Israeli SaaS companies? In this presentation, we will dive deeper into: - How should founders think about their company valuation? - Are public markets overcorrected? - How are the public market dynamics impacting the private funding market? - Will we see a flurry of down round for the 120+ Cloud Unicorns created in Europe and Israel over the past few years? - Which top 100 companies have been selected for the 2022 Accel Euroscape?

The document provides an overview of market and M&A trends across various luxury sectors including luxury and lifestyle, cosmetics and fragrances, and food and beverages. The global luxury market grew 14% in 2021 to $1.29 trillion and is projected to have a 7% CAGR through 2025 driven by new billionaires and local consumers representing 90% of sales. M&A deal activity in the luxury sector has also increased with strategic buyers looking to diversify. The cosmetics and fragrances industry is expected to see 5% annual growth through 2025 led by skin care products. Niche fragrances represent a major growth opportunity particularly in China. M&A activity has increased for

The Ukrainian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (UVCA) and the audit and consulting company Kreston Ukraine present the “Ukraine venture capital and private equity markets 2020” annual review, which also includes data for 8 months of 2021. According to the results of 2020, Ukrainian technology companies and their investors closed 188 deals with investors worth USD 533.5 million. About 50% of the deals are small grants (25 and 50 thousand USD) from the Ukrainian Startup Fund. For 2020—2021, it has invested USD 5.3 million in Ukrainian projects. Just three years ago, Ukraine did not have a single unicorn among its startups. Nowadays, as many as five of them — Gitlab, Grammarly, Bitfury, People.ai, and Ring — raised USD 1.3 bln funding and dominate the global market. In this review, we analysed the key market trends, such as “investment focus on software projects”, “increase of foreign investors in the Ukrainian market”, “growing quality of Ukrainian startups and their interest in smart money” for the first time. The key drivers and barriers to market development were identified — the respondents noted that despite the imperfect regulatory framework, the country still has enough private capital to promote the sector. Generally, all market players are unanimous in their outlooks and are quite optimistic about further market development. According to 81% venture and 67% private equity investors surveyed, all quantitative indicators are likely to grow, and high-tech industries traditionally represent the most promising ones. Ukrainian investors primarily point to the experience and qualification of the team (according to 94% venture and 17% private equity investors surveyed) and the market potential of the business idea (according to 82% venture and 83% private equity investors surveyed), among the key factors for investment decisions. On the other hand, when choosing an investor, startups consider their industry expertise, investment terms, and ‘smart money’ they can get. The study results show that Ukrainian companies offer attractive, relevant, and globally competitive solutions and demonstrate sustainability and adaptability in COVID-19. Ukraine is gradually transforming from a talent and idea exporter into a big international venture capital market player.