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<\/p>\nThus, 34% of the EBA member companies lost more than $ 1 million in the first month of the war. Another 13% have losses within the range of 500 thousand to 1 million dollars, 28% \u2013 from 100 to 500 thousand dollars, and 14% \u2013 up to 100 thousand dollars. Only 1% of the surveyed companies did not suffer any losses for the month of the war. Other companies are still calculating the losses.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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To stay afloat, 68% of companies cut costs, 44% seek debt repayment from customers or partners, 35% relocate businesses, and 13% launch new business lines. Every fourth company, namely 25%, reorients their activities to humanitarian needs, and 13% \u2013 to the needs of the army. To continue their business, 23% are looking for clients in foreign markets, and 15% are looking for funding. Meanwhile, 9% of businesses are forced to reduce staff, and 8% report that they cannot keep their business afloat.<\/span><\/p>\n According to the survey, businesses consider the following 7 problems as the gravest now in order of priority:<\/span><\/p>\n Only 1% of the companies’ offices in Ukraine, participating in the survey, are currently subordinated to the russian federation. Meanwhile, 7% report that their subordination to russia has already been abolished. The other 92% were either not subordinated to Russia or are representatives of local business. Also, 22% of the surveyed companies report that they have never had business with Russia.<\/span><\/p>\n\n