- President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy approved the new ARMA logo and flag;

- ARMA's deposit portfolio was replenished by USD 1 million. The cash taken into management was placed on ARMA's deposit account in a state bank to ensure its safety and increase its economic value;

- were held fruitful meetings with the ambassadors of two countries - Estonia and Denmark. The most important aspect for ARMA is to work on the sale of seized assets abroad;

- PJSC Ukrnafta, upon a joint application with the ARMA, received permission from the AMCU to manage the Glusco corporate rights (petrol stations owned by Medvedchuk's collaborator), and signed the acceptance-transfer acts of the gas stations;

- ARMA is gradually improving the Unified State Register of Assets Seized in Criminal Proceedings (USRSA). USRSA software brought in line with amendments to the ARMA Law;

- CEO Club and the Ukrainian League of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs are on ARMA's weekly agenda and in the plans for the year. State interests and strengthening the role of business in seized assets management;

- For the first time since its establishment, ARMA signed a Memorandum of Partnership and Cooperation with foreign partners, namely the Asset Recovery Bureau of the Republic of Malta.