In a significant boost to Ukraine’s investment landscape, the Ministry of Economy and the Kyiv School of Economics, with support from the UK Government, have announced the addition of 31 new projects to the country’s investment portal, totaling EUR 2.1 billion in value. These initiatives span essential sectors, including energy, agriculture, mechanical engineering, transport and logistics, green metallurgy, and construction materials.
Represented across 13 Ukrainian regions, these projects concentrate primarily in Lviv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kyiv oblasts. The expanded portal now features 126 projects worth USD 28.9 billion, reflecting Ukraine’s commitment to attracting both domestic and international investors.
“Our goal is to provide potential investors with the broadest range of opportunities in Ukraine, actively involving both private and state-owned companies,” said Oleksii Sobolev, First Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine. “Through this portal, vetted projects are given exposure, allowing investors to easily navigate sector-specific and region-specific opportunities.”
Equipped with interactive maps, detailed filters, and infographics, the portal allows users to explore each project’s budget, funding requirements, and implementation stage. Additionally, entrepreneurs looking to expand can access practical resources on financing, business support programs, and other valuable insights from Ukrainian and international financial bodies, banks, and partner countries.
Investors interested in learning more or participating in project financing can apply directly through the portal. Ukrainian businesses are also encouraged to submit their own investment projects for inclusion.
With this digital initiative, Ukraine reaffirms its dedication to fostering sustainable economic growth and rebuilding vital industries.
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