Export of Ukrainian Companies in 2026: Popular Products and Regional Leaders

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Export of Ukrainian Companies in 2026: Popular Products and Regional Leaders

From January to April 2026, the Export Credit Agency of Ukraine provided support for the foreign economic contracts of Ukrainian companies totaling 6.25 billion UAH. This includes insurance and financial support for agreements that help reduce risks for domestic producers when collaborating with foreign partners.

This is reported by Finway

Regional Export Leaders: Khmelnytskyi Region in First Place

During these four months, the ECA supported 26 export contracts signed by 23 Ukrainian enterprises. The volume of bank lending under the agency’s guarantees reached nearly 15 million UAH, allowing businesses to more actively develop production for further export.

The largest volume of supported export operations during this period was in the Khmelnytskyi region — 4.61 billion UAH. In comparison, the Lviv region recorded 500 million UAH, while Chernihiv region had 420 million UAH.

Leading Markets and Main Products

The European direction remains key for Ukrainian exports. Among the importing countries whose products were insured by the agency, the leaders are:

  • Germany — 1.2 billion UAH;
  • Poland — 678.5 million UAH;
  • Hungary — 677.7 million UAH.

Analysis of the structure of supported supplies indicates the dominance of processed industrial products. The main export product was furniture, with an export volume reaching 4.6 billion UAH. Significant supplies also remain for metal structures for construction, wire products, springs, chains, as well as corrugated cardboard, paper packaging, wallpaper, and other finishing products.

“These results indicate the strengthening of Ukrainian producers’ positions in the high value-added product segment and a gradual consolidation in the European Union markets.”

Overall, from January to April 2026, Ukraine’s trade turnover amounted to 46.1 billion dollars. At the same time, import volumes significantly exceed exports, which remains a challenge for the country’s economy.