November 12, 2026
Ihor Gifes named among The Page’s Top Drivers of Ukrainian Business 2026
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S1 REIT CEO Ihor Gifes has been included in the Top Drivers of Ukrainian Business 2026 ranking. The Page published the results on November 10. The list features 100 company leaders and founders who are growing their businesses, introducing new solutions and supporting Ukraine’s economy during the full-scale war.
In its profile of Ihor Gifes, The Page noted that under his leadership S1 REIT is developing collective investment in income-generating residential and commercial real estate as an alternative to bank deposits and buying individual properties. The publication also highlighted the company’s role in channeling Ukrainians’ savings into the economy.
S1 REIT took part in the ranking for the first time and made the top 100 straight away, with CEO Ihor Gifes placing 87th. The ranking combines expert assessments and reader support, so it is especially valuable for us to be among its participants alongside the leaders of Ukraine’s top companies.
About the ranking and how the results were determined
The Page is holding the Top Drivers of Ukrainian Business ranking for the second time. The project highlights leaders who find answers to the challenges of war, grow their companies and create new products and services.
This year’s ranking brought together representatives of various industries, from technology and manufacturing to finance, retail and logistics. Participants include leaders and founders of Kyivstar, Rozetka, Nova Poshta, OKKO and FUIB.
Places in the ranking were determined by an expert jury’s assessments and the results of a reader vote. Expert scores accounted for 60% of the final score and reader votes for 40%.
The jury consisted of eight experts, including representatives of the Retailers Association of Ukraine, the IT Ukraine Association, the Institute for Economic Research and Eavex Capital. They assessed the candidates’ business performance, reputation and leadership qualities, as well as the new solutions they had introduced over the past year.
See the full ranking results on The Page website.
