The share of the manufacturing industry in the structure of Ukraine’s gross domestic product has reached 8.5%. This result has been achieved thanks to the implementation of a comprehensive ‘Made in Ukraine’ policy.
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Strategic Goal and Role of the Industry
Economy Minister Oleksiy Sobolev emphasized that to effectively counter the Russian Federation, Ukraine must develop its own industrial potential. The state has set a strategic goal – to increase the share of the manufacturing industry in GDP to 20%. By the end of 2025, the Ministry of Economy expects this indicator to grow to 8.5%.
“The strategic goal is to raise the share of the manufacturing industry in the GDP structure to 20%. By the end of 2025, the Ministry of Economy expects this share to increase to 8.5%. The growth is linked to the implementation of development programs for producers, which are integrated into the ‘Made in Ukraine’ policy. This is also part of the prosperity package, based on which the government, along with American colleagues, is modeling the recovery and reindustrialization of Ukraine.”
Support Programs and Financial Results
The ‘Made in Ukraine’ policy includes 15 different programs, among which are preferential lending, grants, localization in public procurement, and support for industrial parks. During the first 11 months of 2025, the manufacturing industry provided the largest contribution to the state budget — 18% of all revenues. The sector also demonstrated the highest growth rates in absolute terms, increasing revenue by 69.2 billion hryvnias compared to the previous year.
The state invests about 35 billion hryvnias annually in the ‘Made in Ukraine’ programs. At the same time, enterprises participating in these programs provide significantly higher budget revenues than the amount of allocated funding. It is estimated that the contribution of the ‘Made in Ukraine’ policy to GDP growth last year could have been up to 0.95 percentage points.