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The Bila Tserkva Industrial Park will not revise its strategic development plan, which aims to draw 30 resident companies and $250M in investment by 2030 while creating up to 4,000 jobs, said Andriy Ropytskyy, director of the industrial site. According to him, in addition to Finnish Peikko’s already-constructed building materials plant, a production facility for Unilever, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of everyday goods, and the second phase of Virastar’s plant, which manufactures high-altitude construction equipment, are also in

According to the Business Development Director of the Bila Tserkva industrial park in the Kyiv region, Oleksandr Protsyuk, five factories are currently operating there, three are still under construction, and two more will be built next year. This will bring more than 1,000 jobs to Bila Tserkva, a significant achievement for a city of 250,000 residents. The park has attracted three foreign investors since the beginning of the Russian full-scale invasion. These are Uniliver, one of the world’s largest manufacturers

₴171.4M  in state funding within the framework of the Made in Ukraine program has been allocated to three industrial parks. The support will go to the Bila Tserkva 2 (Kyiv region), VinIndustry (Vinnytsia) and City of Glass (Kyiv region) industrial parks. The initiator of of the Bila Tserkva 2 park will receive ₴66.1M in state incentives to construct water supply, sewage, and electrical networks. The total cost of these construction works is ₴132.3M. The state allocated ₴79M to provide access

The Astrobuild managing company consolidated the management of industrial assets in two industrial parks – Bila Tserkva and Bila Tserkva 2 – projects of the UFuture holding company. The consolidation aims to create a more effective mechanism for managing the asset portfolio, centralizing some service and management functions. In particular, the full development of Bila Tserkva 2 should create more than 1,100 new jobs, with collective annual wages of more than ₴400M. The total investment in its full development will

The holding company UFuture, owned by a businessman named Vasily Khmelnitsky, announced a change in its configuration and completion of the first phase of the industrial park in Bila Tserkva. According to the company’s press service, as of the beginning of 2022, six enterprises operate in the Bila Tserkva industrial park territory. All of which were engaged in processing or logistics activities. Five more plants are scheduled to be built in 2022. This year, the company will complete the first

reported Interfax-Ukraine. Located 80 km southwest of Kyiv’s Ring Road, Bila Tservka is to win a multimodal cargo complex, a passenger terminal, hangars for an aircraft maintenance center, runway repairs and new lights and radio equipment for landings. Work is underway to upgrade the former military airfield to international status.