In June 2026, the Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported Ukrainian companies’ exports worth 114 million hryvnia.
According to the agency’s website, the largest volume of supported exports came from companies in the Sumy region—53.46 million UAH—and the Chernihiv region—44.87 million UAH. The Kyiv, Lviv, and Odesa regions were also among the most active.
Ukrainian goods insured by the ECA in June will be exported to Uzbekistan, India, Moldova, Australia, Latvia, Germany, and Georgia.
The largest share of supported exports in June was accounted for by products from the oil and fat industry—53.46 million UAH—followed by shipments of wallpaper, radiators, and central heating boilers; products from the distillation and blending of alcoholic beverages; and fruit and vegetable juices—1.11 million UAH.
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 war risks.
In May 2026, the Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported exports by Ukrainian companies to the tune of 1.16 billion UAH.
According to the agency’s website, Ukrgasbank provided the largest volume of support in cooperation with partner banks, backing UAH 1.059 billion in exports.
The largest volume of supported exports came from enterprises in Kyiv (UAH 879.3 million) and Chernihiv (UAH 88.7 million) regions.
The main importing countries for products from Ukrainian manufacturers insured by ECA in May were the UAE (UAH 879.26 million), the Netherlands (UAH 154.19 million), Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan—each with UAH 44.35 million.
In terms of sectoral structure, the largest shares were accounted for by milk processing and the production of butter and cheese, the cultivation of pome and stone fruits, the production of wallpaper, sawmilling and planing, and the production of industrial refrigeration and ventilation equipment.
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On June 3, the Export-Credit Agency (ECA) announced a tender for services to audit the annual financial statements for 2026 and 2027, review interim financial statements, and perform other audit tasks.
According to the Prozorro public procurement system, the estimated cost of the services is 9 million UAH. The deadline for submitting bids is June 11, 2025.
The Export-Credit Agency of Ukraine (ECA) is a state institution that supports non-resource 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 February 2026, the Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported exports by Ukrainian companies worth 670.8 million UAH, according to the agency’s website.
Oschadbank provided the largest volume of support in cooperation with partner banks—UAH 552.48 million in supported exports, while Creditvest Bank supported UAH 51.01 million.
The largest volume of supported exports came from enterprises in Lviv (501.88 million UAH), Poltava (51.01 million UAH), Chernihiv (43.03 million UAH), and Zaporizhzhia (35.32 million UAH) regions.
The main importing countries of Ukrainian products in February were Germany (UAH 501.88 million), Poland (UAH 86.69 million), Kazakhstan (UAH 43.03 million), Lithuania (UAH 22.91 million), and Romania (UAH 14.90 million).
In terms of sectoral structure, the largest shares were held by printed matter and periodicals, nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery and mechanical appliances, paper and paperboard, ferrous metal products, as well as plastics and polymer materials.
The Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported exports worth UAH 5.21 billion in January 2026, according to the agency’s website.
The largest amounts of support in cooperation with partner banks were provided by Raiffeisen Bank (UAH 4.61 billion in supported exports), PrivatBank (UAH 281.83 million), and Oschadbank (UAH 143.47 million).
The largest volume of supported exports was provided by enterprises in the Khmelnytskyi region (UAH 4.61 billion), Chernihiv region — UAH 281.83 million, Zaporizhzhia region — UAH 130.84 million, and Odesa region — UAH 119.81 million.
The main importers of Ukrainian products in January were: Germany (UAH 589.11 million), Bulgaria, Denmark, Hungary, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, and Sweden (UAH 576.48 million each), Moldova (UAH 281.83 million), France (UAH 130.84 million), and Slovakia (UAH 49.79 million).
In terms of sectoral structure, the largest share was accounted for by furniture and related products, ferrous metal products, paper and cardboard products, food products, as well as ships and floating vessels.
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.
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.
