The news agency Interfax-Ukraine has become the official representative of Dun & Bradstreet on the Ukrainian market

The “Interfax-Ukraine” news agency announces the signing of a license agreement with the company Dun & Bradstreet (D&B), becoming its official representative in the Ukrainian market. This step marks a new stage in the development of the Ukrainian business environment, as it opens access to global resources for verifying and analyzing business information.

D&B's main product, available through “Interfax-Ukraine”, is D&B Hoovers – an online database that allows users to search for and verify information about companies around the world. This tool will become an indispensable helper for those who seek to broaden their business horizons.

The product range also includes Business Information Reports, which offer an extended study of the activities of any company in the world.

Users of the services of D&B and “Interfax-Ukraine” will be able to verify foreign partners and counterparties, build corporate relationships, minimize risks in terms of payments and contract performance, and also search for potential clients and partners around the world. D&B also conducts investigations, aggregates data on counterparties' payments, analyzes business statistics and calculates various indices, in particular for fraud, bankruptcy, payment discipline and financial stability.

D&B’s business ratings are considered a global benchmark for decisions on cooperation. Thanks to the volume of orders and a well-established business procedure, D&B’s services are affordably priced, and access to the information has a convenient interface that simplifies data processing.

Oleksandr Martynenko, CEO of “Interfax-Ukraine”, noted that cooperation with Dun & Bradstreet is an important step in the agency's development.

“We are proud to open the door to the world market of information services for our clients. Our goal – to provide Ukrainian companies with up-to-date and accurate information that will help them grow and prosper amid global competition. The cooperation between “Interfax-Ukraine” and Dun & Bradstreet opens up new opportunities for Ukrainian companies seeking to expand their business at the international level”, – he stressed.

For his part, Maksym Urakin, deputy CEO for marketing of “Interfax-Ukraine” and head of the D&B-Interfax-Ukraine business unit, stressed the strategic importance of the partnership between “Interfax-Ukraine” and Dun & Bradstreet for Ukrainian business.

“Now, with access to D&B's global information network, Ukrainian entrepreneurs will be able to significantly increase their competitiveness and reduce risks when searching for and verifying partners around the world, using the most advanced tools of business analytics and strategic planning”, – Urakin said.

In his opinion, this cooperation is also evidence of the growing interest of global corporations in the Ukrainian market, underscoring the potential and opportunities that, despite the war, are opening up for investors amid the globalization of business and the prospects for Ukraine’s recovery.

“Interfax-Ukraine,” as the official representative of D&B in Ukraine, is ready to provide the full range of D&B services and products, including detailed business information and analytics that will be useful to everyone who seeks to make balanced and well-founded business decisions.

The company invites interested parties to discuss cooperation opportunities and to see a demonstration of the system at a time convenient for them, emphasizing its openness to new partnerships and its readiness to support the development of the Ukrainian business environment in line with international standards.

“Interfax-Ukraine” – an independent Ukrainian news agency that has operated in the Ukrainian market of political and economic information since 1992 and has the reputation of the most authoritative and competent provider of prompt and objective information. The agency's editorial office (head office) is located in Kyiv. “Interfax-Ukraine” is not part of any foreign media holdings. The owner of “Interfax-Ukraine” is Oleksandr Martynenko.