Investment in maritime logistics: Ukraine plans to allocate $100M for port infrastructure repairs, and $200M for the Pivdenny terminal.

Ukraine will also direct over $100M to implement other key port projects, said Oleksandr Semirga, head of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Administration. He explained that this funding will cover repairs of berths, railway infrastructure, roads, buildings, and other damaged or destroyed facilities. “We invest not only in concrete and metal. We invest in technology”, Semirga added.

The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority (USPA) is focused primarily on critical areas such as infrastructure, digitalization, and modernizing the technical fleet.

Additionally, at URC2025 investment company umgi of the SCM Group presented a project to build a grain terminal at the Pivdenny port with a planned annual transshipment capacity of nine million tons and the ability to accommodate Post-Panamax vessels at its berths. The project’s cost is $200M. Due to its strategic location and efficient infrastructure, this terminal will play a vital role in exporting Ukrainian agricultural products.

Overall, umgi states that the investment potential of Ukraine’s key economic sectors over the next decade exceeds $300B.