The Cabinet of Ministers has made a decision to sign two more special investment agreements with the companies “Slavski” and “Rozhanka Park,” which plan to build a modern ski resort in the Lviv region. The volume of investment in this large-scale project will amount to €140 million, making it one of the largest in the region.
This is reported by Business • Media
Incentives for Investors and Expected Revenues
According to government calculations, the implementation of the two new investment projects will generate revenues for various levels of budgets amounting to ₴7.3 billion from 2025 to 2039. To encourage investors, the state has provided a number of incentives, including:
- exemption from profit tax for up to five years;
- exemption from import duties and VAT on the purchase of new equipment;
- compensation for expenses related to the development of engineering infrastructure;
- preferential right to use the land plot.
It is known that the companies “Slavski” and “Rozhanka Park” are associated with representatives of the OKKO holding.
Expansion of the State Program to Support Investments
Currently, four major investment projects have already been included in the state program to support projects with significant investments. Earlier, in October, the Cabinet approved support for the first two projects: the company “Astarta” is building a soybean meal processing plant, while “Bukovel” together with “Aqua Park” is implementing a project for the largest water park in Eastern Europe on the territory of the Bukovel ski resort.
“Revenues to the budgets of all levels from the implementation of the two new investment projects during 2025-2039 will amount to ₴7.3 billion.”