Government adds six new industrial parks to register

The new industrial parks are located in Cherkasy, Kirovohrad, Volyn, Ternopil, Odesa, and Vinnytsia regions. In total, the national register now includes 104 parks.

Biosens Industrial Park (Cherkasy region) covers 29.7 hectares. It will host enterprises in agricultural processing, food production, logistics, agrotechnology, feed manufacturing, and energy. The project is expected to attract around UAH 970 million in investment and create up to 500 jobs.
Stan-Invest Industrial Park (Oleksandriia, Kirovohrad region) spans 11.6 hectares. Its focus will be on mechanical engineering, metal processing, metal structure manufacturing, equipment repair, and engineering design services. The park is projected to attract UAH 323 million in investment and provide up to 250 jobs.
Liublynets Industrial Park (Volyn region) covers 49.7 hectares. It will include food industry enterprises specializing in fruit and vegetable processing, oil production, and bakery manufacturing. The project foresees more than UAH 653 million in investment and up to 2,500 jobs.
Zboriv Industrial Park (Ternopil region) spans 15.5 hectares. Priority industries will include beverage production, agricultural processing, food and non-food manufacturing, as well as warehousing and transport services. The park aims to attract UAH 232 million in investment and create up to 250 jobs.
Odesa Nova Park Industrial Park (Odesa region) covers 16.4 hectares. It will bring together enterprises in mechanical engineering, metal processing, food production, renewable energy, IT, and research and development. The project anticipates nearly UAH 1 billion in investment and up to 700 jobs.
Integral Industrial Park (Vinnytsia region) covers 17.9 hectares. Resident companies will work in food production, furniture manufacturing, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, light industry, telecommunications, and science. The project is expected to attract UAH 1 billion in investment and provide up to 930 jobs.

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