“Made in Ukraine”: The government has begun accepting applications for support for industrial parks. Who is eligible to apply
31 March 11:25
As part of the “Made in Ukraine” policy, the government is now accepting applications for state incentives for industrial parks in 2026. This was announced by Government Head Yulia Svyrydenko, according to "Komersant Ukrainian".
“The state supports the creation of industrial infrastructure, connection to power grids, and the restoration of damaged facilities on a co-financing basis. Businesses can launch new production facilities, create jobs, and manufacture products with higher added value,” she noted.
According to the prime minister, this year the government has increased support for industrial parks that have suffered damage from Russian shelling.
“The state covers up to 80% of the cost of restoring infrastructure damaged or destroyed as a result of hostilities—up to 200 million hryvnias per park. Such applications will be considered on a priority basis,” Svyrydenko noted.
The Prime Minister explained that the government has also expanded the list of territories eligible for preferential 80/20 co-financing. The mechanism, which previously applied to de-occupied communities, now extends to frontline territories as well.
Additionally, the applicant commits to commissioning at least 5,000 square meters of industrial real estate and attracting at least two manufacturing enterprises within three years. Consequently, every hryvnia of state investment attracts 5–6 hryvnias in private investment.
According to Svyrydenko, as of the end of 2025, 37 factories had been built or were under construction in industrial parks.
“Since the program began, 22 industrial parks have already received state incentives, within which 56 projects are being implemented for a total amount of 1.8 billion hryvnias,” Svyrydenko said.
Applications can be submitted until August 15 through partner banks: Oschadbank JSC, Ukreximbank JSC, Ukrgasbank JSC, and Sens Bank JSC.
