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Kormotech and Enzym Group, together with Lviv IT Cluster and its member companies, have completed the restoration of a residential building at 46 Konovaltsia Street in Lviv. The building suffered severe damage during a Russian missile and drone attack on September 4, 2024, which left it without a roof and displaced 12 families.

The fourth year of full-scale war. We’re learning not just how to work and live. We’re learning how to preserve memory — and how to speak about those who gave the most precious thing they had — their lives — for our freedom.

Today, we remember our colleagues. They were part of Kormotech. Now, they are part of Ukraine’s history.

Kormotech has become the first Ukrainian pet food producer to enter Estonia. 

The company has partnered with one of the country’s largest distributors to ensure wide-scale distribution of its brands across the market.

Family values are at the heart of Kormotech — a Ukrainian family-owned company built on trust, transparency, and unity across generations. These same principles were at the center of a recent visit by FBN Ukraine, a network of Ukrainian family business owners, to Kormotech’s new facility in Kėdainiai, Lithuania.

Stanford Ignite Ukraine is a unique initiative launched by the Ideas Center of the Ukrainian Catholic University (Ideas Center UCU) in partnership with Stanford Graduate School of Business. The program is supported by Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy and Stanford alumna and philanthropist Natalia Anon.

“We have one goal — a strong economy. And it starts with strong individuals. To achieve this, we need an education system that keeps pace with the world. Business must be a partner in this process,” said Kormotech’s HRD Olena Dmyterko at the HR Wisdom Summit.