The Share of High-Tech Industry in Ukraine Has Doubled Since 2021

The share of high-tech industry in the structure of Ukraine’s economy continues to grow, demonstrating significant changes in recent years. Since 2021, the indicator of high-tech production in total industry has increased from 2.4% to 4.5% as of October 2025. Additionally, in the machinery sector, the share of the technology sector has risen from 5.7% to 9%.

This is reported by AgroReview

Reorientation of the Economy Towards the Technology Sector

According to Deputy Minister of Economy Daria Marchak, even in the conditions of full-scale war, Ukraine is demonstrating a qualitative transformation of its economy. Over the past year, the country has increased its potential in high value-added sectors, indicating a gradual shift away from the raw material model. Domestic machinery and the processing industry have made a significant contribution to this growth.

“Over the past year, the country has significantly increased its potential in high value-added sectors, indicating a gradual shift away from the raw material model.”

Strategic Directions for Further Growth

To ensure stable positive dynamics and achieve targeted economic indicators, the Ukrainian government is focusing on three main strategic directions:

• Investment Protection and Recovery: implementing military risk insurance and developing new support mechanisms for enterprises affected by the aggression of the Russian Federation.
• Stimulating the Processing Industry through the provision of grants.
• Preparation for EU Membership.

This approach allows Ukraine not only to reduce dependence on raw material exports but also to create conditions for sustainable economic development based on modern technologies.