FINANCIAL CONSULTING

Financial consulting ranges from market or company research to acquisition or attracting capital. Kinto has provided a wide range of financial consulting services to many Ukrainian companies, including:

UTEL (Long-Distance Telecom Company);

Kyivtelemontage (Cable TV company);

Kyiv-Online (Telecommunication services);

National Bureau of Information (Internet provider);

Promprylad (Ivano-Frankivsk instrument-making industry);

Podilcement (Cement works);

Kyiv Reinforced Concrete Articles plant No.5 (Kyiv Reinforced Concrete Articles plant);

Mamalyzhsky Gypsum Works (Construction materials);

Dniproazot (Chemical industry);

Barva (Chemical industry);

Dnipropetrovsky Starch and Syrup Works (Food);

Ukrrichflot (Transportation);

Furniture (Furniture trading company);

Kyiv Sports palace (Sports);

Oranta (National insurance);

Ukrainian Ecological Insurance Company (Ecological Insurance);

Ukrinbank (Banking);

Ukrsotsbank (Banking);

International commercial bank (Banking);

Our customers include many international leaders in their respective industries, e.g.

KPN (Netherlands) – telecommunications,

СRH (Ireland), Lafarge (France) – cement and construction materials,

Norsk Hydro (Norway), AGA (Sweden), Brunner Mond (Great Britain) – chemical industry,

Imerys (France) – clay and ceramics,

Samancor (South Africa) – metallurgy,

Unilever (Netherlands) – food and chemicals.

PRIVATIZATION ADVISORY

  KINTO professionals took part in more than thirty Ukrainian companies’ privatization projects. The largest companies include: “Oranta” (National Insurance Company), 1994, and “Dniproazot” (Chemical Industry), 1995.

KINTO participated in several tender offerings as an advisor to SPF. As a member of privatization consortia, Kinto has won mandates to sell the following companies: Poltava Gas Discharge Lamp (1996, in consortium with EPIC, Ernst &Young, Squire, Sanders and Dempsey) and Centerenergo (1997, in consortium with UBS and EPIC). In 2002 in consortium with EPIC, KINTO won a tender announced by the World Bank to provide advisory services to the Government of Uzbekistan in selling shares of Kyzylkum Cement and Akhangaran Cement.