The Cabinet of Ministers has allowed investors to start investing in their projects earlier — without waiting for the standard 18-month period before applying for state support.
Important: These investments will not be counted towards the total volume of "significant investments" as defined by law.
However, this change opens up more opportunities for those ready to start work now, without postponing plans.
"This is an example of how cooperation between the state and business can create real conditions for economic growth and financial independence. To achieve this, we need to develop production, attract investment into the real sector, and support the export of high-value-added products," explained Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Economy Vitalii Kindrativ.
The state supports large investment projects within the "Made in Ukraine" policy. If a business invests at least 12 million euros, it can receive compensation of up to 30% of capital investment costs.
Projects can last up to 5 years, and priority areas include manufacturing, logistics, mining, healthcare, education, culture, tourism, sports, IT, and other sectors.
