Industrial parks in Ukraine are moving from plans to real development. The focus is shifting to attracting investors, launching production and building infrastructure.
Recent examples include the first resident at the Khmelnytskyi industrial park, a new agricultural machinery plant planned in Vinnytsia, and a second phase of the M10 Lviv Industrial Park with class A warehouses and production space. The Bucha industrial park has expanded its resident base with new manufacturers, while Krasyliv Technoport attracted its first foreign industrial investment.
Another project, West Resource in Horodok, is receiving a $12 million investment for a production and warehouse complex and supporting infrastructure, with commissioning planned for June 2026. Mukachevo approved the concept for a new industrial park, and Lviv has proposed creating a park on the former LAZ site.
In Khmelnytskyi region nine industrial parks are registered and five already have investments in production or infrastructure. The government has opened applications for state co financing of industrial infrastructure: up to UAH 150 million per project, with a 50:50 model, and 20:80 for frontline and deoccupied areas. For parks damaged by strikes, the cap can reach UAH 200 million, with priority review.
