Thanks to the implementation of the ‘Made in Ukraine’ policy, the share of the manufacturing industry in the structure of Ukraine’s gross domestic product has risen to 8.5%. As emphasized by the Minister of Economy Oleksiy Sobolev, the development of industry is a key factor in strengthening economic resilience and the country’s ability to militarily resist the Russian Federation. The strategic goal of the government is to increase the share of the manufacturing industry in GDP to 20%.
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State Support and Development Programs
The Ministry of Economy expects that by the end of 2025, the share of the manufacturing industry in GDP will reach 8.5%. This progress is ensured by a set of support programs for manufacturers, which are united under the ‘Made in Ukraine’ policy. This policy is part of the prosperity package (Roadmap for Prosperity), which serves as the foundation for modeling the recovery and reindustrialization of Ukraine in collaboration with American partners.
Contribution to the State Budget and Economic Growth
Currently, the ‘Made in Ukraine’ policy includes 15 different programs, among which are preferential lending, grant provision, localization in public procurement, support for industrial parks, and other economic stimulus tools. In the first 11 months of 2025, the manufacturing industry made the largest contribution to the state budget — 18% of all revenues. The sector also demonstrated the highest growth rates in absolute terms, increasing figures by 69.2 billion hryvnias compared to the previous year.
“The contribution of this policy to GDP growth last year could reach 0.95 percentage points.”
Funding for the ‘Made in Ukraine’ programs amounts to 35 billion hryvnias each year; however, enterprises, thanks to these programs, pay significantly larger sums to the budget, contributing to the overall increase in the country’s economic efficiency.