Applications Open for State Support to Industrial Parks
Applications are now being accepted for state incentives for industrial parks in 2026 under the 'Made in Ukraine' policy. This program provides co-financing for the restoration of infrastructure damaged by hostilities and offers preferential terms for frontline and de-occupied territories. The application deadline is August 15, with submissions being reviewed on a priority basis.
Terms of the State Co-Financing Program
The state co-financing program covers up to 80% of the cost to restore infrastructure damaged by combat. The maximum compensation for a single park is up to 200 million UAH. Standard state support is provided on a 50/50 co-financing basis, but a preferential 80/20 mechanism applies to frontline and de-occupied territories.
- Applicants must commit to commissioning at least 5,000 square meters of industrial real estate within three years;
- They must also attract no fewer than two manufacturing enterprises to operate within the park.
Yulia Svyrydenko: 'The state, on a co-financing basis, supports the creation of industrial infrastructure, connection to power grids, and the restoration of damaged facilities.'
This initiative is designed to help businesses launch new production lines, create jobs, and manufacture higher value-added goods. The program is part of a broader wartime economic strategy to stimulate private investment in key regions.
Partner banks for the program include Oschadbank, Ukreximbank, Ukrgasbank, and Sense Bank. Yulia Svyrydenko added that 'every hryvnia of state investment helps attract 5-6 hryvnias in private investment.'
Industrial parks are a crucial component of the investment strategy within the 'Made in Ukraine' policy for developing domestic manufacturers. The state continues to support industrial parks impacted by Russian attacks by updating the rules for state aid.
This effort reflects the government's commitment to economic recovery during the war, enabling enterprises to rebuild and expand their operations. Co-financing infrastructure restoration can significantly boost private investment and job creation, thereby fostering stability in regions affected by the conflict.
As the state prioritizes support for industrial parks, it is essential to recognize the broader context of economic recovery efforts. Recently, Ukraine has secured significant funding for reconstruction, aiming to bolster the country's infrastructure and attract international investment. For more details on how these financial strategies are being implemented, check out this article on international investment initiatives.