A new industrial park called Nova Synerdgy is being created in the Khmelnytskyi region, within the Novoushytska settlement community of the Kamianets Podilskyi district. The park has been included in Ukraine s official register of industrial parks and will operate for 30 years, signalling long term commitment to building a modern processing cluster in western Ukraine.
The site covers around 11 hectares and is expected to create some 550 new jobs, mainly in the processing industry. According to the concept, the park will host enterprises focused on processing agricultural products, food production, warehousing and logistics, as well as manufacturers of machinery and equipment for agriculture and forestry.
Agro-processing and machinery as the core specialisation
The government positions Nova Synerdgy as a key element of the Made in Ukraine policy, where industrial parks are used to concentrate infrastructure, tax incentives and investor support on dedicated sites. By combining agro-processing, food production and machinery manufacturing, the park can offer integrated value chains from raw materials to finished equipment and packaged goods.
The concept also provides for research and technical units, laboratories and independent quality control of raw materials and finished products. This is important for exports to the EU and other markets, where traceability and certification are critical for food and equipment supplies.
Financing mix and partners
Implementation of Nova Synerdgy is planned through a mix of capital from the managing company, park residents, the State Regional Development Fund, private investors and international partners. The project explicitly mentions potential involvement of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and international technical assistance, which can bring not only money but also standards for ESG, energy efficiency and governance.
For the local community, the park means new jobs, higher tax revenues and demand for services, from construction to logistics and business support. For the state, it adds another industrial park to a network that already includes about 110 registered sites, gradually forming a map of modern manufacturing locations across Ukraine.
What it means for investors
For industrial, agrifood and equipment producers, Nova Synerdgy offers a prepared site in western Ukraine with clear specialisation and policy backing. Investors can consider greenfield plants for processing grain, oilseeds, fruits and vegetables, as well as assembly and servicing of agricultural and forestry machinery.
Because the park is part of the official register, residents may benefit from existing and future incentive packages for industrial parks, including tax preferences and state support for infrastructure. International financial institutions looking for bankable manufacturing projects in Ukraine can use Nova Synerdgy as a platform for blended finance, co investing alongside private sponsors and the state in a focused processing and machinery cluster.
