GTSOU, the operator of Ukraine’s gas transportation system, has officially launched an updated policy on the Prevention, Detection, and Regulation of Conflicts of Interest. The new measures came into effect on October 2, 2025, marking a significant step in the company’s governance framework. The policy aims to strengthen transparency and accountability within the organization by setting clear guidelines for identifying and mitigating potential conflicts of interest among its management and employees.
The updated policy reflects GTSOU’s commitment to maintaining ethical standards and ensuring that the interests of stakeholders are protected. It introduces stricter compliance mechanisms, including enhanced reporting protocols and increased oversight from an internal ethics committee. The company emphasized that these changes are part of its ongoing efforts to align with international best practices in corporate governance and to foster public trust in its operations.
Industry experts have noted that the policy update could set a precedent for other state-owned enterprises in Ukraine and beyond. However, some analysts remain cautious, suggesting that the effectiveness of the new measures will depend on the company’s ability to enforce them rigorously and consistently. GTSOU’s management has stated that they will continue to refine the policy based on feedback and evolving regulatory requirements.