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Development of "Made in Ukraine" production: the government funds two industrial parks

Development of "Made in Ukraine" production: the government funds two industrial parks

24 November 2025, 11:42

Development of "Made in Ukraine" production: the government funds two industrial parks

The Ministry of Economy has made a decision to provide state funding to two management companies of industrial parks totaling 81 million hryvnias, specifically in the Vinnytsia and Ternopil regions.

“Industrial parks are an investment in production and jobs,” noted the Ministry of Economy.

As reported by ThePublic.info, citing the Ministry of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture of Ukraine, decisions on state support have been made for two managing companies of industrial parks. The total funding amount is 81 million hryvnias.

The industrial park «VinIndustri» (Vinnytsia region) will receive 40.3 million UAH for major repairs to the road leading to the park's boundaries.
The industrial park «Ternopil» (Ternopil region) will receive 40.7 million UAH for the construction of electrical networks.

According to ThePublic.info, this year, 5 industrial parks have already received government support for the implementation of 7 projects totaling 344.5 million UAH.

Today, there are 110 registered industrial parks in Ukraine, covering almost all regions of the country. They are part of the state policy “Made in Ukraine”, aimed at increasing domestic production, attracting investments, and developing non-raw material exports.

Additionally, as reported by ThePublic.info, the Cabinet of Ministers has registered a new industrial park — “Nova Synerhii”, created in Kamianets-Podilskyi district of Khmelnytskyi region on 11 hectares with a term of 30 years. The plan includes opening over 550 jobs in the processing industry.

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