The Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine has approved the provision of state incentives to one more - the 13th - industrial park, “City of Glass”. The state allocated UAH 8.345 million in co-financing for the implementation of an infrastructure project. This decision marked the final approval in 2025 under the state incentive program for the establishment of industrial parks.

The funds will be received by the initiator of the industrial park, TOV “Berezansky Zavod Lystovoho Skla.” The state support will be used to construct gas supply networks within the industrial park.

Overall, in 2025 the Ministry of Economy approved state incentives for 13 industrial parks to implement 22 infrastructure projects totaling UAH 697.771 million. In addition, UAH 202.91 million in state incentives was disbursed this year to two parks for which decisions had been made in 2024. Thus, the total amount of state incentives in 2025 reached UAH 900.681 million.

Receipt of state funding requires beneficiaries to fulfill a number of obligations related to project co-financing and investment attraction. In particular, financing is provided on a 50/50 basis (or 80/20 for de-occupied territories). In addition, within three years the applicant must commission at least 5,000 sq. m of industrial real estate and attract at least two residents to the industrial park. As a result, each hryvnia of state investment in industrial infrastructure helps attract approximately 5-6 hryvnias of private investment.

Industrial parks that received state incentives in 2025:

• Industrial Park “KRONOSPAN RIVNE” (Rivne Region) — UAH 55.307 million for the construction of infrastructure for a cogeneration unit;
   
• Industrial Park “KYT” (Kyiv Region) — UAH 147.719 million for the construction of internal utility networks;
   
• Industrial Park “Ternopil” (Ternopil Region) — UAH 49.244 million for road construction and connection to utility networks;
   
• Industrial Park “FRUKTOVA INDUSTRIYA” (Chernivtsi Region) — UAH 150 million for engineering and transport infrastructure, including local wastewater treatment facilities;
   
• Industrial Park “VinIndustry” (Vinnytsia Region) — UAH 46.879 million for road repairs and construction of a stormwater drainage system with treatment facilities;
   
• Industrial Park “Sihnivka” (Lviv Region) — UAH 35.072 million for internal cable networks, fire water supply networks, heating networks, and stormwater collectors;
   
• Industrial Park “Vinnytskyi Industrial Park” (Vinnytsia Region) — UAH 33.875 million for road infrastructure and external water and power supply networks;
   
• Industrial Park “Dolyna Stryi” (Lviv Region) — UAH 63.877 million for external electricity, water, and wastewater networks and reconstruction of the road to the park;
   
• Industrial Park “Kryvbas” (Dnipropetrovsk Region) — UAH 21.759 million for external utility networks;
   
• Industrial Park “SUNART” (Mykolaiv Region) — UAH 49.055 million for the construction of a boiler house, fire safety systems, external water supply and sewerage networks, treatment facilities, landscaping, and greening;
   
• Industrial Park “BF TERMINAL” (Zakarpattia Region) — UAH 11.908 million for major repairs of the highway access road;
   
• Industrial Park “BIOSENS” (Cherkasy Region) — UAH 24.731 million for the construction of a highway access road, service road, and gas supply networks;
   
• Industrial Park “Misto Skla” (Kyiv Region) — UAH 8.345 million for the construction of gas supply networks.

“State incentives for industrial parks under the Made in Ukraine policy demonstrate stable demand from businesses and communities. In 2025, we supported 13 initiators and managing companies of industrial parks that invest in basic infrastructure and prepare sites to attract investors and launch production facilities. Every hryvnia of state co-financing for industrial park infrastructure helps leverage significantly larger volumes of private investment and create new jobs, strengthening the economy during wartime,” said Vitaliy Kindrativ, Deputy Minister of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine.

The State Incentives for the Establishment of Industrial Parks Program, implemented in accordance with Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 644, provides for the development of engineering and transport infrastructure in industrial parks on a co-financing basis. State support may be directed toward the construction of roads, power grids, water supply and wastewater systems, gas supply, and other technical solutions necessary to launch production.

State incentives are provided on a 50/50 co-financing basis, up to UAH 150 million per industrial park. For de-occupied territories, a special 80/20 co-financing mechanism applies.

The Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine implements the program in cooperation with Ukreximbank, Oschadbank, Ukrgasbank, and Sense Bank, ensuring transparency and reliability of financing.

Participants in industrial parks are also eligible for a range of fiscal incentives, including:

• exemption from import duties and import VAT on production equipment;
   
• a 10-year corporate income tax exemption, provided profits are reinvested;
   
• the right of local self-government bodies to reduce real estate tax and land fees to zero.

As of today, 114 industrial parks are registered across most regions of Ukraine.

Industrial parks are a key component of the “Made in Ukraine” policy aimed at expanding domestic production, attracting investment into the real sector of the economy, and increasing non-commodity exports.