Industrial Parks as Growth Drivers
The Government of Ukraine continues to actively expand the Register of Industrial Parks, adding six new facilities that will stimulate investment, create jobs, and diversify regional economies.
According to the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture, the newly approved parks are expected to:
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attract nearly ₴4.2 billion in private and public investments,
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create over 5,100 new jobs,
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support development in food production, mechanical engineering, logistics, alternative energy and IT.
With these additions, the official register now includes 104 industrial parks across the country.
Regional Breakdown of the New Parks
1. Biosense Industrial Park (Cherkasy region)
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Area: 29.7 ha
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Focus: agrotechnology, food production, logistics, feed and energy processing
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Jobs: up to 500
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Investments: ~₴970 million
2. Stan-Invest (Kirovohrad region, Oleksandria)
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Area: 11.6 ha
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Focus: mechanical engineering, metalworking, metal structures, equipment repair, design services
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Jobs: up to 250
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Investments: ~₴323 million
3. Lyublynets Industrial Park (Volyn region)
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Area: 49.7 ha
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Focus: food industry (fruit & vegetable processing, oil, bakery, other food production)
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Jobs: up to 2,500 (largest among the new parks)
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Investments: ~₴653 million
4. Zboriv Industrial Park (Ternopil region)
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Area: 15.5 ha
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Focus: beverage production, food and non-food processing, warehousing, transport logistics
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Jobs: up to 250
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Investments: ~₴232 million
5. Odesa Nova Park (Odesa region)
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Area: 16.4 ha
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Focus: mechanical engineering, metalworking, food industry, renewable energy, IT, scientific R&D
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Jobs: up to 700
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Investments: ~₴1 billion
6. Integral (Vinnytsia region)
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Area: 17.9 ha
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Focus: food production, furniture, engineering, electrical and light industry, telecom and science
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Jobs: up to 930
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Investments: ~₴1 billion
Strategic Significance
Industrial parks are part of Ukraine’s long-term strategy to:
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stimulate regional development, especially in frontline and recovering areas,
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attract foreign and domestic investors by offering ready-made infrastructure and tax incentives,
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accelerate European integration by aligning industrial production and logistics with EU standards.
The Lyublynets park in Volyn is set to become one of the largest employers in the region, while Odesa Nova Park and Integral in Vinnytsia are positioned as hubs for high-value industries like IT, renewable energy, and electrical engineering.
Outlook for Investors
The inclusion of six new parks demonstrates Ukraine’s commitment to building a network of regional industrial clusters that will drive reconstruction and modernization.
For foreign investors, industrial parks offer:
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reduced tax and customs regimes,
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streamlined procedures,
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ready infrastructure,
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access to skilled regional labor forces.
As Ukraine scales up to over 100 registered parks, the model is set to play a key role in post-war economic recovery and integration into European industrial supply chains.
