Kyivstar Group Ltd. director Michael Pompeo has filed an initial Form 3, which is a statement of beneficial ownership for insiders. The summarized data shows no reported purchases, sales, derivative exercises, gifts, or other transactions, and no derivative positions listed for this reporting person.
Kyivstar Group Ltd. director Perry Duncan filed an initial Form 3, which is the required statement of beneficial ownership for new insiders. The filing shows no reported transactions, meaning there are no listed purchases, sales, or derivative exercises in this disclosure.
Kyivstar Group Ltd. director Ozer Burak has filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership on Form 3. The filing identifies him as a director of the company and, in the data provided, does not show any reported stock purchases, sales, or other insider transactions.
Kyivstar Group Ltd. director Lewis Brandon K. has filed an initial Form 3, which is a statement of beneficial ownership for insiders. The data shown reports no transactions, no derivative positions, and no buy or sell activity, serving mainly to register his status as a reporting person.
Kyivstar Group Ltd. president Oleksandr Komarov has reported his initial ownership position on a Form 3. The filing shows direct beneficial ownership of 265,240 Common Shares following the reported holdings entry, with no explicit buy or sell transactions disclosed in this snapshot.
Kyivstar Group Ltd. Chief Financial Officer Boris Dolgushin has filed an initial Form 3, reporting beneficial ownership of 60,314 Common Shares held directly. This filing establishes his starting equity position as an executive of the company.
Kyivstar Group Ltd. director Betsy Z. Cohen filed an initial ownership report on Form 3. The filing shows that an entity called Cohen Circle Sponsor holds 713,194 Common Shares of Kyivstar Group Ltd. as an indirect position associated with her.
According to the disclosure, Cohen Circle Sponsor is managed by Betsy Z. Cohen, and she disclaims beneficial ownership of these securities except to the extent of her pecuniary interest in them. The filing does not report any purchase, sale, or other transaction, only the existing indirect holdings.
Kyivstar Group Ltd. has appointed Taner Kızıltoprak as Chief Financial Officer, effective July 1, 2026, marking a planned leadership transition in its finance organization. He will join on June 1, 2026 as an advisor to the President before stepping into the CFO role.
Current CFO Boris Dolgushin will remain in his post until June 30, 2026 and then continue as an advisor focusing on strategic projects. Kyivstar Group is the Nasdaq-listed parent of JSC Kyivstar, Ukraine’s leading digital operator, which serves more than 22 million mobile and over 1.2 million home internet customers as of March 31, 2026.
Kyivstar Group Ltd. filed an amended Form 6-K to add the aggregate purchase price for its acquisition of six solar power plants in Ukraine’s Lviv region. The total consideration was UAH 3.6 billion, equal to USD 80.8 million.
The acquired plants have 105 MW of installed capacity and produced about 113 GWh of electricity, generating approximately UAH 682 million of revenue and UAH 596 million of EBITDA in 2025 based on unaudited management accounts. Including a prior 13 MW deal, Kyivstar’s green energy capacity reaches 118 MW, enough to cover roughly 30% of its current annual telecom energy consumption.
Kyivstar plans to feed electricity from the plants into Ukraine’s unified energy system at market prices with green tariffs, helping hedge its electricity costs while supporting the country’s renewable energy sector and broader ESG objectives.
Kyivstar Group Ltd. is acquiring six solar power plants in Ukraine’s Lviv region with 105 MW of installed capacity for a total consideration of UAH 3.6 billion (USD 80.8 million). The plants produced about 113 GWh of electricity in 2025, generating roughly UAH 682 million of revenue and UAH 596 million of EBITDA from unaudited management accounts.
Including a prior solar acquisition, Kyivstar’s green energy capacity rises to 118 MW, enough to cover approximately 30% of its current annual electricity needs. Management highlights benefits from diversifying energy sources, partially hedging electricity costs via sales into Ukraine’s grid at market prices with green energy tariffs, and supporting its ESG and Ukrainian economic goals.