In 2026, Ukraine plans to privatize 19 large-scale assets and 1,170 small-scale assets, while the State Property Fund expects to receive UAH 2 billion from privatization and UAH 800 million from state property leases, ProAgro Group reports.

According to the parliamentary Committee on Economic Development, which oversees budget revenues from privatization and leasing of state assets, UAH 415.7 million was transferred to the state budget from privatization-related proceeds between January 1 and January 31, 2026.

At the same time, revenues from leasing state-owned property since the beginning of the year amounted to UAH 74.1 million, including UAH 73.6 million in rental payments and UAH 0.46 million in registration and guarantee fees paid by participants in lease auctions.

As of January 31, 2026, according to State Property Fund of Ukraine, 19 large-scale privatization assets and 1,170 small-scale privatization assets remain on the privatization list.

“Effective privatization and transparent leasing are not just figures in reports, but a real resource for financing state needs and supporting economic recovery,” the parliamentary committee noted.

As previously reported, in November last year the State Property Fund once again failed to privatize Odesa Portside Plant, as no investors submitted bids through the Prozorro.Sale system.