Publishing house «Ukrainian Investment Newspaper» and independent rating agency "Credit-rating" have finished the analysis of the ten years' period of progress of the Ukrainian industry, having let out new magazine-rating "TOP-100". By results of research, ICG «Kovalska» wins first place among the largest Ukrainian enterprises-manufacturers of building materials on volumes of the net profit. Solemn ceremony of delivery of awards to winners and participants «TOP-100. Leaders of business of Ukraine» took place on May, 20th, 2010 in the House of receptions of the Cabinet of Ukraine.

The first rating of the enterprises under the gross revenue and profits is made by «Ukrainian Investment Newspaper» in 1997. The same year specially for assemblies of directors of the European Reconstruction and Development Bank in Kiev there was a first English-speaking rating of the Ukrainian enterprises. Since then the annual rating «TOP-100», made by «Ukrainian Investment Newspaper», became in fact the annual report of the Ukrainian economy. The experience of an assessment of credit status of the enterprises of different branches of economy saved up by agency "Credit-rating" allows to provide comprehensive in-depth analysis of all 10-years period of progress of economy of Ukraine.

For preparation of a new rating ten years' parameters of activity of hundreds domestic industrial companies (volumes of manufacture, incomes, profits, export) have been analysed and is created more than 30 branch ratings. «S. Kovalska Reinforced-Concrete Products Plant» and «Beton Complex» have entered into the five of the best manufacturers of building materials of Ukraine that has allowed group «Kovalska» to head an appropriating rating and to receive certificate «the Leader of rating TOP 100. Leaders of business of Ukraine – 10 years of progress».

At ceremony there were more than 150 leading TOP-managers from different branches, representatives of authorities led by vice-premier minister S. Tigipko, the chapter of supervisory council NBU P. Poroshenko, minister of work and social policy V. Nadraga.