The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has included “Klubovka Eco Park” (Izyaslav Territorial Community, Shepetivka District, Khmelnytskyi Oblast) in the Register of Industrial Parks. The project was initiated by the local company BIO Electrix LLC, which plans to attract nearly 2.05 billion hryvnias in investments, according to the Ministry of Economy and Environment.
According to the report, the park, covering an area of nearly 56.5 hectares, has been established for a term of 35 years; it is planned to house enterprises in the processing industry and alternative energy sector and create up to 2,200 new jobs.
“Priority will be given to the production of food products, paper and paper products, chemicals and chemical products, and plastics in primary forms,” the statement said.
Funding will come from the initiator, the management company, participants, and other entities within the industrial park, as well as government incentives and income tax exemptions.
According to YouControl, Bio Electrics LLC was registered in 2017, with its primary activity being electricity generation. Other areas of activity include the cultivation of grains and legumes, oilseed crops, vegetables, and melons.
The company is part of the “Ukraine 2001” group of companies, and the ultimate beneficiary is the group’s president, Vadym Leivi.
In 2025, “Bio Electrix” reported 120 million UAH in net revenue and 5.5 million UAH in net profit.
The main focus of “Ukraine 2001” is the production, processing, and sale of agricultural products. The group’s assets include a pig farm with a capacity of 40,000 head, the Teofipol Sugar Plant, the Rokytne Sugar Plant, a grain elevator, and a biogas plant.
According to the Ministry of Economy, there are currently 128 industrial parks registered in Ukraine across nearly all regions. As of the end of 2025, 37 industrial enterprises had been built or were under construction in industrial parks, and the volume of investments attracted exceeded 45 billion UAH.
