Uklon, Ukraine's leading ride-hailing service and a Kyivstar subsidiary, has launched a new Travel service enabling users to book domestic and international bus tickets within its app. The expansion addresses growing demand for flexible transport options and positions Uklon to capture a larger share of transportation spending. With 3.8 million monthly active users and an annualized revenue run rate exceeding $100 million, Uklon is evolving into a comprehensive one-stop mobility platform.

Kyivstar Group's subsidiary Uklon, Ukraine's largest ride-hailing firm, has launched a new 'Travel' service allowing users to purchase domestic and international bus tickets directly through the Uklon mobile app. The service expands Uklon's ecosystem beyond ride-hailing to include courier delivery and advertising, addressing transportation needs as air travel remains unavailable and railway capacity is strained.

Kyivstar announced that 5 million customers have connected to its Starlink Mobile satellite network since launching nationwide coverage in November 2025. The integration is being tested under wartime conditions in Ukraine, with over 7 million SMS messages transmitted and successful pilots in financial services, agriculture, and humanitarian sectors. Kyivstar plans to launch light data services in 2026 to support emergency and government services.

Board members of Kyivstar Group Ltd., including VEON founder Augie K Fabela II and former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, visited Kyiv on February 21-24, 2025 to meet with employees and demonstrate unwavering support for Ukraine. The board reaffirmed commitment to Kyivstar's development strategy, praised the company's resilience in maintaining network operations during the war, and highlighted strong financial results and continued investment plans. The company plans to invest USD 1 billion in Ukraine between 2023-2027.

SpaceX's Starlink announced its direct-to-cell satellite technology will debut in the European Union through a partnership with Spanish telecom MasOrange, with trials beginning in Valladolid. This follows Starlink's earlier deal with Ukrainian operator Kyivstar. Additionally, United Airlines expanded its Starlink partnership to 300+ aircraft, while xAI merged with SpaceX in a deal valuing the combined entity at significant multiples.

Kyivstar Group Ltd., Ukraine's leading digital operator, announced the pricing of a public offering of 12.5 million common shares at USD 10.50 per share by principal shareholder VEON Amsterdam B.V. and other selling shareholders. The offering is expected to close on February 2, 2026. The company is not selling shares in this offering. Morgan Stanley, Barclays, Cantor, and Rothschild & Co are acting as joint booking-running managers.

Kyivstar Group Ltd., Ukraine's leading digital operator and subsidiary of VEON, announced the pricing of a public offering of 12.5 million common shares at $10.50 per share. The offering, led by VEON Amsterdam B.V. as the principal shareholder, is expected to close on February 2, 2026. Major investment banks including Morgan Stanley, Barclays, Cantor, and Rothschild & Co are managing the offering.

Kyivstar announced that its Starlink Direct to Cell satellite service has reached 3 million subscribers since launch in November 2025, with over 1.2 million SMS messages sent. The service is now available to iPhone users and has proven vital for connectivity in Ukraine's southern and eastern regions. Currently, only SMS messaging is supported, with data services planned for the future.

Kyivstar has achieved over 3 million registered users for Starlink Direct to Cell satellite connectivity services since launching on November 24, 2025, representing over 10% of its mobile subscriber base. The service has delivered over 1.2 million SMS messages and has proven particularly vital in Ukraine's southern and eastern regions. Beeline Kazakhstan has also successfully tested the service and plans to introduce it in 2026.

VEON has transferred its American Depositary Shares (ADSs) listing to the Nasdaq Global Select Market, representing the highest listing tier. This move reflects the company's financial progress and improved market visibility.

Kyivstar Group, Ukraine's largest digital telecom operator, acquired a 12.9 megawatt solar generation facility to enhance energy resilience and manage power cost volatility during ongoing regional challenges.

Kyivstar acquired a 12.947 MW solar power plant for UAH 347.57 million, marking its strategic entry into renewable energy and aiming to diversify energy sources and reduce operational risks.