The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved the signing of two more special investment agreements with the companies “Slavski” and “Rozhanka Park”. Under these agreements, a new large-scale ski resort will be built in the Lviv region, with investment in the project reaching €140 million. These companies are affiliated with the OKKO holding.
This is reported by Finway
State Support and Economic Impact
Thanks to the implementation of these two new investment projects from 2025 to 2039, budgets at all levels will receive ₴7.3 billion in revenues. The state will provide investors with a number of benefits, including exemption from profit tax for up to five years, cancellation of import duties and VAT on new equipment, as well as compensation for expenses related to the establishment of engineering infrastructure. Additionally, there will be a preferential right to use the land plot for the project’s implementation.
“The Cabinet has approved the signing of two more special investment agreements with the companies ‘Slavski’ and ‘Rozhanka Park’, which will build a new ski resort in the Lviv region for €140 million. Thus, four large investment projects have already entered the state support program for projects with significant investments.”
Expansion of the State Investment Support Program
These two new projects have become part of the state program that stimulates the attraction of significant investments in various sectors. It is worth noting that in October, the Cabinet of Ministers already approved support for the first two investment projects: ‘Astarta’ will build a soybean meal processing plant, while the companies ‘Bukovel’ and ‘Aqua Park’ plan to construct the largest water park in Eastern Europe on the territory of the Bukovel ski resort.