Flagship Report

Ukraine 2030

War-end scenarios, capital re-entry pathways, and the sector-by-sector risk map for the reconstruction decade.

Publication Forthcoming

Ukraine 2030 report cover
Why This, Why Now

The reconstruction decision window is open now, not once the war ends.

The conflict is not static. It is diverging along pathways that carry materially different implications for capital, operations, and strategic positioning, and that divergence is accelerating. Institutional capital is already moving: EU reconstruction financing, World Bank programmes and bilateral donor commitments are shaping a commercial landscape that will hold for a decade. Firms without a structured view of where that capital is flowing, and on what terms, are already operating at a real informational disadvantage.

Reconstruction site in Ukraine
$52–136.5B Financing gap, 2026–2030
(IMF projections)
€90B EU Support Loan
approved April 2026
$1.648B DFC's total investment
portfolio in Ukraine
“Deferral is not a neutral position. It is a decision, and like all decisions made without a structured analytical framework, it carries consequences.”
What's Inside

Three ways this could go. Six sectors that will feel it differently.

Ukraine 2030 models three distinct war-end pathways, then traces what each one means for capital, insurance and operating risk across the sectors most exposed to the outcome.

Scenario A

Structurally Stabilised

  • ResolutionNegotiated settlement
  • Security GuaranteeEnforceable
  • Capital EnvironmentConventional deployment
  • InsuranceNormalising
Scenario B

Frozen Instability

  • ResolutionPartial ceasefire
  • Security GuaranteeAbsent
  • Capital EnvironmentPatient, regional
  • InsuranceLimited, sector-specific
Scenario C

Fragmented & Prolonged

  • ResolutionNone
  • Security GuaranteeAbsent
  • Capital EnvironmentNarrow, strategic only
  • InsuranceWar-risk markets only
Sector Exposure Matrix
Energy Critical Infrastructure Mining & Critical Minerals Agrifood Logistics Finance
Timeline & Strategic Implications — mapped through 2026–2035
How Firms Engage

Three ways in, depending on how close you need to be.

Report Access

The full Ukraine 2030 report: three war-end scenarios developed in full, commercial implications mapped across six sectors, and a 2026–2035 investment timeline. Delivered as a watermarked PDF under firm licence.

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Private Briefing

Adds a private briefing with the project's senior analysts: a direct walkthrough of key findings, scenario logic and probability architecture, with time set aside for your firm's specific questions.

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Advisory Engagement

Adds a structured advisory session built around your firm's specific exposure, investment cases or entry questions, applying the scenarios directly to the decisions you're weighing. Typically a half-day session, scoped on enquiry.

The full Ukraine 2030 analysis, delivered directly to your firm.

Access is arranged through our team on a firm-by-firm basis, with the report delivered under licence on publication.

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