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State grants to create, develop and restore processing enterprises (eRobota)

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Verified by the editorial team 29 September 2026

Updated Aggregator replaced with the Diia service page; business programme, not for NGOs; up to UAH 16m, wave deadline 2 Oct

Summary

A business programme for processing enterprises, not a grant for NGOs. Up to UAH 8 million to expand production while creating at least 5 jobs, or up to UAH 16 million to replace war-damaged equipment; the state covers 50% to 80% of project cost.

About the call

The eRobota programme, part of the Made in Ukraine policy, funds equipment for the processing industry. The standard split is 50% grant and 50% own funds; 70/30 when the equipment is made in Ukraine; 80/20 for recovery after shelling, for combat and de-occupied areas, and for certain activity codes (drone manufacturing, printing).

Funds cover the purchase, delivery and installation of production equipment. Recipients must create at least 5 new jobs, operate for at least 3 years and pay taxes; the grant is repaid only if these obligations are breached.

Applications are accepted in waves via the Diia portal; according to the service page the current wave runs until 2 October. Decisions are made within 20 working days after a wave closes. NGOs and charities are not eligible.

Who can apply

  • Prospective entrepreneurs, sole proprietors and companies
  • Processing enterprises creating or expanding production
  • Businesses whose equipment was damaged by Russian aggression

Who cannot apply

  • Businesses in temporarily occupied territories or in Russia
  • Sanctioned, bankrupt or tax-indebted applicants
  • NGOs and charities

What the funds are for

  • Purchase of production equipment
  • Delivery and installation of equipment
  • Replacing equipment damaged by shelling

Documents required

Forms and templates are on the call page

How to apply

  1. 1Log in to the Diia portal with BankID or a qualified e-signature
  2. 2Fill in the online application
  3. 3Attach a business plan using the template
  4. 4Sign and submit before the current wave closes

Questions and answers

What co-financing does the processing grant require?
The standard split is 50% grant and 50% own funds. It is 70/30 when the equipment is made in Ukraine and 80/20 for recovery after shelling and for combat and de-occupied areas.
Does the processing enterprise grant have to be repaid?
Only if the obligations are breached. Recipients must create at least 5 new jobs, operate for at least 3 years and pay taxes.

Change history

  1. Updated: Aggregator replaced with the Diia service page; business programme, not for NGOs; up to UAH 16m, wave deadline 2 Oct

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