The state has expanded the compensation program for buyers of Ukrainian equipment for the fifth time

The Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine has announced another, already the fifth, expansion of the list of domestic industrial equipment and equipment, the purchase of which is accompanied by partial state compensation. This is 15% of the cost of products (excluding VAT), which are returned to buyers within the framework of the program to support national engineering.

According to the department, more than 200 new items have been added to the list. Among them is a significant amount of power equipment: various types of transformers, switchboards, elevators, industrial pumping units, as well as tank cars, laser metal cutting machines, painting and drying chambers and concrete mixing plants. In total, 868 items of equipment and equipment from 39 Ukrainian manufacturers are now participating in the program.

Minister of Economy, Environment and Agriculture Oleksiy Sobolev emphasized that the priority place in the updated list is occupied by energy equipment. “Today, these products are in particular demand, as the enemy has intensified attacks on energy infrastructure, and the country is preparing for the heating season. Thanks to the state compensation of 15%, the cost of equipment will become more affordable, which will allow for faster restoration of damaged facilities,” he noted.

Additionally, 212 new items from Ukrainian manufacturers have been added. Of these, 28 are products of enterprises that were already participants in the program. In particular, 20 items were provided by Kyiv-based Ukrliftservice, another six by the Trans-Avto-D company from Khmelnytskyi region, and two items were added by Ukrelektroaparat LLC, also from Khmelnytskyi region.

At the same time, the remaining items in the list belong to eleven new participants in the program. Among them are the state enterprise "Energosystems-Ludger", LLC "Mashzavod "Technika"", LLC "Poltavavagon", LLC "Aramis" and other manufacturers who joined the initiative for the first time.

Thus, the updated list covers a wide range of equipment that can be used in industry, transport, construction and energy. The ministry is convinced that the program not only supports Ukrainian manufacturers, but also stimulates the restoration of the country's critical infrastructure, providing enterprises with modern equipment on more favorable terms.