Kyiv Region in 2025: Record 80 Billion Revenue to the Budget.

According to ТСН: This was reported to Liga.Business by the CEO of the investment group 'Molodist', Anton Myronchuk.

Economy Under the Pressure of War — But With Results

The full-scale war significantly changed the conditions in which the Ukrainian economy operates. However, the example of the Kyiv region in 2025 demonstrates that, despite constant security threats, the region is capable not only of withstanding blows but also of increasing economic activity.

While most regions were experiencing a year of stabilization, Kyiv region actually transitioned to a phase of growth, indicating a new approach to governance — from responding to crises to shaping the economy of the future.

Business That Did Not Go on Pause

Anton Myronchuk believes that the main factor behind the economic dynamics has been business activity. As of early 2026, about 230 thousand enterprises operate in the Kyiv region, and in 2025, 25 thousand new taxpayers appeared.

This confirms that entrepreneurs did not stop their activities but continue to register businesses, invest, and create new jobs. The main growth sectors are logistics, manufacturing, agro-processing, light industry, and enterprises that moved from frontline areas. Diversification has allowed the region to avoid critical dependence on one sector.

Finance as an Indicator of a Living Economy

Financial indicators remain the most objective testimony to the real state of the economy. According to the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, in 2025 the region recorded record budget revenues:

• 80.8 billion UAH — to the consolidated budget (+32% compared to 2024);

• almost 35 billion UAH — to local budgets (6.8 billion UAH more than last year).

These rates exceed the average indicators across the country and indicate the systemic viability of the regional economy even in wartime conditions.

Small and Medium Business — A Strategic Bet

Special attention should be paid to supporting small and medium businesses. Under the '5-7-9' program, in 2025, 240 enterprises received compensation for part of the interest on investment loans, while the total support from the regional budget amounted to 20 million UAH.

These mechanisms have allowed businesses to upgrade equipment, expand production, maintain employment, and plan development for several years ahead.

Industrial Parks and Investments

Another source of growth has been industrial parks. In 2025, four new sites appeared in the region, increasing their total number to 16.

According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the volume of foreign direct investment in the Kyiv region reached 2.77 billion USD since the beginning of the year, which is 8% more than at the end of 2024. In addition, regional enterprises mastered 40 billion UAH in capital investments over nine months of 2025.

At the same time, limitations on economic growth are noted. Among the key risks are the shortage of qualified personnel, energy instability, and security risks that may affect long-term investment decisions.

A Foundation for Recovery

Summarizing, Anton Myronchuk notes that Kyiv region in 2025 has formed a model of economic resilience that combines business support, development of industrial infrastructure, and growth of investments.

‘This is not yet an economic miracle, but already a foundation for a post-war leap’.

Thus, active business activity and investments are recognized as key factors for the economic growth of the region, which undoubtedly creates more opportunities for stable development. Despite the difficulties, Kyiv region demonstrates an example of adaptation and resilience in challenging conditions.