Електронний репозитарій університету ім. Альфреда Нобеля
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Development and ways of implementation of the international investment project «Factory of energy-efficient building materials in Denmark»
(2025) Nella Shypilova
The paper presents a comprehensive study on the organization of a modern
enterprise, a factory of energy-efficient building materials, in Denmark. The research
begins with an analysis of Denmark’s economic state, identifying its structural
characteristics, key macroeconomic indicators, and prevailing development trends.
Current economic challenges and growth opportunities for Denmark are examined in the
context of a dynamic global environment.
The study further explores Denmark’s role in international economic relations,
focusing on the analysis of export-import activity, including its commodity composition
and geographical structure. An assessment of the opportunities and threats that Denmark
faces in the sphere of international economic engagement is provided.
Additionally, the paper evaluates Denmark’s investment attractiveness for foreign
investors, supported by an analysis of relevant economic, legal, and infrastructural
conditions. Based on this evaluation, the study proposes an international investment
project for implementation in Denmark – a factory producing energy-efficient building
materials. The project's goals, forms of investment, estimated capital requirements, and
competitive advantages are detailed.
Finally, the economic viability of the project is assessed through calculations of
expected income, payback period, and other key financial indicators, demonstrating the
project's potential attractiveness to investors and its contribution to sustainable economic
development.
“Development and ways of implementation of the international investment project “UAB Baltics ERP”
(2025) Chumakov D.R.
The bachelor’s thesis focuses on the key indicators of Lithuania's economy. It
presents a comprehensive overview of Lithuania's economic development,
highlighting major industries and their contributions to GDP and economic growth.
The structural changes in Lithuania’s economy are analyzed, emphasizing the
significant role of the ERP and ICT sectors in driving modernization and efficiency.
The study examines Lithuania's participation in international trade and the dynamics
of foreign direct investment (FDI). It identifies opportunities and threats within the
context of international economic relations, providing insights into the investment
climate and its attractiveness to foreign investors, particularly from Ukraine.
The thesis develops an international investment project for an ERP solutions
company in Lithuania. It details the required investments and sources of funding,
supported by an analysis of the demand for ERP services in Lithuania. The feasibility
of the investment project is substantiated through a thorough assessment of
investment resources needed. Additionally, the estimated income and economic
effectiveness of the project in the ERP and ICT sectors are calculated, demonstrating
potential benefits for investors.
Development and ways of implementation of the international investment project “Opening and developing scientific centre for research into Gene Modification” in Japan
(2025) Laima Cicenaite
The paper examines the current state and trends of the Japan's economy
over the past several decades. It is revealed that Japan is one of the most
interesting cases of economic situation in Asia and even world, showing unique
economic dynamics. At the same time, the country is experiencing a labor
shortage and demographic issues due to the falling birthrates. This creates
favorable conditions for the organisation of small business enterprises, where it
is possible to combine investment and job creation for the investor. An
international investment project to create a research centre in Kyoto was made as
a joint venture between Ukrainian investors and Kyoto University. The
calculations of the need for investment resources are given, as well as the
calculations of the main indicators that made it possible to evaluate the investment
attractiveness of the proposed project.
“Development and ways of implementation of the international investment project “Real estate in UAE”
(2025) Fonov Daniil
The thesis examines the key macroeconomic indicators and development trends of
the UAE economy over the past 15 years. The main structural shifts in the UAE economy
and the primary factors contributing to economic growth are analyzed. Special attention
is given to the real estate sector and its role in the economic expansion of the country.
The study also explores the UAE’s position in the global economy by assessing its
international trade dynamics and investment flows. The investment climate, business
environment, and opportunities for foreign investors in the UAE are examined. The final
part of the thesis is dedicated to the formation and implementation of the international
investment project “Real Estate in UAE.” The concept and rationale for the project are
developed, outlining investment requirements and potential funding sources. The
expected outcomes, financial feasibility, and projected investment performance of the
project are evaluated.
"Development and Ways of Implementation of the International Investment Project 'Glamping Resort in New Zealand'"
(2025) Kateryna Trubilina
The guiding idea of this research is to conduct a comprehensive analysis of
New Zealand's economic landscape, focusing on its current economic conditions,
emerging trends, international trade dynamics, and investment potential in the
tourism and hospitality sector. This study will evaluate New Zealand's economic
performance by examining key indicators over the past decade. Additionally, it will
assess the country's foreign economic activities, including trade flows, foreign direct
investment (FDI) patterns, and the role of tourism. The research culminates in the
development of a detailed investment project for a glamping resort in New Zealand,
incorporating an analysis of market demand, regulatory frameworks, and financial
viability. The findings will highlight New Zealand's economic resilience, the
strategic significance of its tourism sector, and the attractiveness of glamping as an
investment opportunity. This research will provide valuable insights for
policymakers, investors, and industry professionals, offering targeted
recommendations to drive economic growth, enhance tourism strategies, and
promote sustainable development.
Development and ways of implementation of the international investment project “Organic farm in Argentina”
(2025) Yehor Tyshchenko
This thesis examines the economic development of Argentina, highlighting
key macroeconomic indicators, structural trends, and the primary drivers of
economic growth. The role of organic farming within the national economy is
analysed, emphasizing its significance in Argentina’s agricultural sector. The study
investigates Argentina’s foreign economic activity, including international trade
trends, foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows, and the investment climate,
assessing its attractiveness to foreign investors.
The concept of an international investment project for establishing an organic
farm in Argentina is developed. The project includes an in-depth justification for its
location, crop allocation, and production volume. The investment structure, cost
analysis, and sources of financing are substantiated, along with an evaluation of
potential risks and strategies for their mitigation. The financial feasibility of the
project is assessed using key investment performance indicators.
Development and ways of implementation of the international investment project “AgriTech Alps: innovative sustainable farming in Switzerland”
(2025) Suietova Polina
This bachelor’s thesis is dedicated to the analysis of Switzerland’s economic
development in the context of modern global challenges. It highlights the country’s
macroeconomic indicators, key structural shifts, and strategic focus on innovation,
sustainability, and digital transformation. Particular attention is paid to the role of
the agricultural sector in the transition toward climate-smart and resource-efficient
development models.
The study examines the trends of Switzerland’s international trade, the
dynamics of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows, and the country’s investment
climate, evaluating its attractiveness to long-term strategic investors. The research
underlines the importance of state-driven support mechanisms, public-private
partnerships, and ESG policies in shaping Switzerland’s competitive advantages.
A core element of this thesis is the development of an international
investment project entitled “AgriTech Alps,” aimed at establishing a smart farming
infrastructure in the alpine region. The project includes a detailed justification for
its location, infrastructure needs, technological profile, and environmental
compatibility. The structure of capital investment, operational costs, and funding
sources are presented and substantiated. In addition, potential risks are identified
and addressed through a proposed integrated risk management strategy. The
financial feasibility is assessed through the application of standard performance
indicators, including NPV, IRR, PI, and payback period.
DEVELOPMENT AND WAYS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT PROJECT “ELECTRIC VEHICLES CHARGING STATIONS IN POLAND”
(2025) Alisa Solonenko
This thesis aims to create a project for an electric vehicle charging station in
Poland, do required calculations for investment decisions, and assess project
economic viability. The study looks at Poland's national green energy transition
projects, economic situation, and international investment possibilities.
Shortcomings in grid capacity, long administrative procedures, and inadequate
charging stations define important obstacles of the EV charging infrastructure. Still,
grants, public subsidies, and growing EV demand help Poland's appeal for emobility investments to be reaffirmed. The initiative aims to set up a charging station
serving commuters as well as local people in Milanówek, a Warsaw suburb. Key
performance measures (NPV, PI, PP) confirm the financial feasibility and a quick
payback period of the project.
DEVELOPMENT AND WAYS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT PROJECT “DIGITAL GROWTH AGENCY FOR SMEs IN AUSTRIA”
(2025) Anastasiia Rymshyna
The aim of this thesis is to develop an international investment project that
supports the digital transformation of SMEs in Austria. The research includes
macroeconomic and sectoral analysis, desk-based review of policy and digital
trends, and financial modelling. Austria’s economic stability, EU membership, and
strong innovation support make it an attractive location for foreign investment. At
the same time, structural weaknesses such as a digital skills gap, limited SME access
to public funding, and complex regulation create significant barriers for small
businesses. These challenges reveal a clear market need, which the proposed Digital
Growth Agency aims to meet through personalised, scalable services. Financial
forecasts confirm the project's viability and its potential for social and economic
value creation.
DEVELOPMENT AND WAYS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT PROJECT «STUDENT AND CO-LIVING HOUSING IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC»
(2025) Reva Mariia
In this bachelor’s thesis, we examined the Czech Republic as an emerging and
increasingly attractive destination for foreign direct investment, with a particular focus
on the student and co-living housing sector. The research analyses the economic,
demographic, and institutional characteristics that shape the country's investment
environment, especially in light of macroeconomic stability, EU integration, and dynamic
urban development. The Czech Republic's consistent GDP growth, low unemployment,
and well-developed infrastructure position it as a competitive real estate market in Central
Europe. Brno, one of the country’s leading academic cities, has been selected as the
location for the investment project due to growing demand for student accommodation
and its favourable cost-performance ratio. In the final part of the thesis, we developed a
practical investment plan, including budget estimation and financial projections. Key
performance indicators such as NPV (€80,476), ROI (46.25%), and Payback Period (2.74
years) confirm the viability and profitability of the proposed project.