ECA supported Ukrainian exports worth UAH 10.43 billion in 2025

According to its 2025 results, the Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported Ukrainian exports by UAH 10.43 billion, which is almost 39% more than in 2024. This is stated in the agency’s report.

For every hryvnia of ECA insurance liability last year, UAH 7.36 of exports were supported. In 2025, the agency insured 84 loan agreements and supported 106 export agreements for 75 Ukrainian exporters. In 2024, the corresponding figures were 87 loans, 98 agreements, and 69 exporters.

Among the partner banks that provided the largest volumes of insured loans in 2025 were Creditwest Bank, Oschadbank, and Ukrgasbank.

In terms of regional distribution, last year the leaders in terms of supported exports were Lviv, Khmelnytskyi, Ternopil, and Volyn regions, as well as Kyiv.

As noted by the Ministry of Economy, in 2025 Ukrainian exporters, with the support of the ECA, supplied their products to 35 countries around the world. The key importers were:

  • Poland – contracts worth UAH 2.73 billion,
  • Austria – UAH 1 billion,
  • Czech Republic – UAH 731 million,
  • Lithuania – UAH 633 million,
  • Germany – UAH 606 million.

The top 5 exports by product group supported by the ECA were led by food products (UAH 2.2 billion).

It should be noted that in 2024, the Export Credit Agency supported UAH 7.53 billion in exports, and UAH 1 of its liability brought in UAH 7.52 in future export revenue. In addition, the ECA insured a bank guarantee for the performance of work by a Ukrainian contractor in Poland for the first time.

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