In 2025, the Export Credit Agency (ECA) provided support in the amount of UAH 10.43 billion, which is almost 39% more than in the previous year (UAH 7.53 billion), according to the agency’s website.
During the year, the ECA insured 84 loan agreements and supported 106 export agreements for 75 Ukrainian exporters, which exceeds the corresponding figures for 2024 (87 loans, 98 agreements, and 69 exporters).
The leaders among partner banks in 2025 were: Kreditvest Bank, Oschadbank, and Ukrgasbank.
The largest volumes of supported exports were recorded in Lviv, Khmelnytsky, Ternopil, and Volyn regions, as well as in Kyiv. The importing countries included Poland, Austria, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, and Germany.
In the structure of supported exports in 2025, the largest share was occupied by products of the woodworking and food industries, as well as the agricultural sector.
The top five commodity items included the production of wooden containers, the production of oil and animal fats, as well as the activities of intermediaries in the trade of food, beverages, and tobacco products.
The Export Credit Agency of Ukraine (ECA) is a state institution that supports non-commodity exports by insuring the risks of enterprises and banks. The agency insures foreign economic contracts, export credits, bank guarantees, and investment credits against military risks.
The Export Credit Agency (ECA) has received a certificate of compliance with the international standard ISO 37001:2016 — the Anti-Bribery Management System standard, according to the ECA website.
In addition, it is noted that ISO 37001:2016 is a globally recognized standard that defines the requirements for the development and operation of systemic mechanisms for preventing, detecting, and responding to bribery risks. It applies to organizations of any form of ownership and scale and covers both internal processes and interactions with contractors, partners, and intermediaries.
ISO 37001:2016 certification confirms that EKA has implemented and is effectively operating an anti-bribery management system that meets international requirements and has been independently assessed by an external certification body. The audit covered not only the existence of policies and procedures, but also their implementation, internal control, accountability, and response mechanisms.
“For international partners, financial institutions, and businesses, ISO 37001:2016 certification confirms that ECA’s activities are based on the principles of integrity, transparency, and good governance, and that its internal processes are designed in line with the best global practices in anti-corruption compliance,” the statement said.
The Export Credit Agency of Ukraine (ECA) is a state institution that supports non-commodity exports by insuring the risks of enterprises and banks. The agency insures foreign economic contracts, export credits, bank guarantees, and investment loans against military risks.
The Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported UAH 282.7 million in exports in August 2025, according to the ECA website.
Among banks, the agency’s largest partners during this period were Kreditvest Bank, which provided support for exports worth UAH 156.6 million by lending UAH 102.2 million to businesses, Oschadbank, which provided UAH 59.2 million, and Ukrgasbank, which issued UAH 22.1 million in loans, providing UAH 39.9 million in future export proceeds.
In August, the ECA’s services were most used by exporters in Kyiv (UAH 179.1 million in supported exports), the Kyiv region (UAH 25.4 million), and the Lviv region (UAH 23.9 million).
Among the importing countries, Germany remains one of the key destinations, with exports worth UAH 104.8 million. Deliveries to India will amount to UAH 59.2 million, to Moldova — UAH 36.5 million, to the United Kingdom — UAH 25.4 million, and to Poland — UAH 23.9 million.
In terms of product structure, the largest exports will be furniture and interior items, various ready-made food products, wood and wood products, mixtures of vegetable and milk fats, cocoa and cocoa products.
The Export Credit Agency of Ukraine (ECA) is a state institution that supports non-raw material exports by insuring the risks of enterprises and banks. The agency insures foreign economic contracts, export credits, bank guarantees, and investment credits against military risks.
The Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported UAH 1.49 billion of exports in July 2025, insuring eight loans totaling UAH 359.14 million issued by Ukrainian banks to entrepreneurs for the fulfillment of export contracts.
According to the ECA website, the agency’s largest partners among banks during this period were Ukrgasbank (UAH 1.09 billion in supported exports and loans worth UAH 49.62 million), Bank Alliance financed exports worth UAH 153.13 million with loan agreements totaling UAH 239.51 million, and Creditwest Bank financed exports worth UAH 146.93 million and provided loans worth UAH 70 million.
In July, the ECA’s services were most used by exporters from Ternopil (UAH 1.03 billion in supported exports), Cherkasy (UAH 156.69 million), Mykolaiv (UAH 153.13 million), and Odesa (UAH 88.25 million) regions. In Kyiv, support amounted to UAH 41.87 million, and agreements were also signed in the Rivne, Dnipropetrovsk, and Chernihiv regions.
The largest contracts for the period were concluded for the supply of Ukrainian goods to Austria (UAH 1.03 billion), Lithuania (UAH 235.18 million), as well as to Israel, Jordan, the United States, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Moldova, and Georgia. The most popular export commodity groups were the production of oils and animal fats (UAH 1.03 billion), processing and preservation of fruits and vegetables (UAH 153.13 million), wholesale trade in seeds and animal feed (UAH 146.93 million), production of chains and springs (UAH 88.25 million), and pharmaceuticals and materials (UAH 41.87 million).
The Export Credit Agency of Ukraine (ECA) is a state institution that supports non-raw material exports by insuring the risks of enterprises and banks. The agency insures foreign economic contracts, export credits, bank guarantees, and investment credits against military risks.
In June 2025, the Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported UAH 885.5 million of exports by insuring 11 loans worth UAH 106.4 million issued by Ukrainian banks to entrepreneurs to fulfill export contracts.
According to the ECA website, the agency’s largest partners among banks in this period were Oschadbank (UAH 64.4 million in financing), Creditwest Bank (UAH 20 million), and Pivdenny Bank (UAH 20 million).
In June, exporters in Odesa region (UAH 386.7 million of future export revenues), Kyiv (UAH 232.8 million), and Dnipropetrovs’k region (UAH 153 million) were the most likely to use ECA services.
The largest contracts during this period were for the supply of Ukrainian goods to Switzerland, Estonia, and the Czech Republic, and the most popular export commodity groups were flour, wood products, and ferrous metal products.
The Export Credit Agency of Ukraine (ECA) is a government agency that supports non-resource exports by insuring the risks of enterprises and banks. The agency insures foreign trade contracts, export credits, bank guarantees, and investment loans against war risks.
The Export Credit Agency (ECA) insured foreign economic contracts of 33 Ukrainian enterprises in January-April 2025, thus securing UAH 5.35 billion in future export revenues, according to the website of the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade.
It is emphasized that during the same period last year, the volume of supported exports amounted to 1.7 billion hryvnia.
“This growth indicates that businesses see the effectiveness of this protection tool. Insurance of export contracts has enabled manufacturers to reduce the risk of non-payment and gain access to bank financing. This helps companies scale up production and enter new markets,” said Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine Andriy Telyupa.
During this period, the most active exporters were companies from Lviv (UAH 1.37 billion), Khmelnytskyi (UAH 1.31 billion), and Volyn (UAH 1.12 billion) regions. Ukrainian companies exported furniture, food products, wood, wood products, and processed fruit and vegetables to Poland, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, the United Kingdom, and other countries.
The largest partners of the ECA among banks during this period were: Creditwest Bank – UAH 109 million in loans issued, Oschadbank – UAH 92.5 million, and Ukrgasbank – UAH 90 million.
The Export Credit Agency of Ukraine (ECA) is a state institution that supports non-raw material exports by insuring the risks of enterprises and banks. The agency insures foreign economic contracts, export credits, bank guarantees, and investment credits against military risks.
