Modern production and warehouse premises ranging from 3,400 sq. m to 10,400 sq. m are offered for long-term lease at the Agroinnovation Hub industrial park in the city of Uman, Cherkasy region. The facility is located in one of central Ukraine’s key logistics hubs, at the intersection of the international transport corridors E-50 and E-95.
The offer is aimed at manufacturing, processing, logistics and export-oriented companies that require ready-made infrastructure to launch or expand operations in Ukraine under a long-term lease model.
The industrial park is located at 21D Enerhetychna Street, Uman. The distance to Kyiv is 211 km, to Odesa 271 km, to Vinnytsia 180 km, and to Kropyvnytskyi 200 km. The location also provides convenient access to international routes: approximately 629 km to the Polish border, 220 km to the Moldovan border and 350 km to the Romanian border.
The available lease lot has an area of 10,400 sq. m. There is also an option to lease separate blocks in multiples of 3,400 sq. m. The base rental rate is $2.65–3.5 per sq. m, excluding VAT. Long-term leases are available for up to 15 years.
The premises are suitable for various types of industrial, warehouse and logistics operations. The ceiling height is 12–14 m, the column grid is 12×24 m, the floor is polished concrete, the walls are made of sandwich panels, and the roof has a membrane covering. A bomb shelter is also provided on the site.
The total planned area of production and warehouse premises within the project is 97,000 sq. m, while office premises account for 6,000 sq. m.
The engineering infrastructure of the industrial park includes 3.72 MW of electricity supply, with the possibility of expansion to 7.43 MW; gas supply of 250 cubic metres per hour at medium pressure; water supply from 1,500 cubic metres per day; a central sewage system; and a 1,000 cubic metre reservoir.
One of the park’s key infrastructure advantages is its own railway branch, which allows simultaneous handling of more than 50 freight wagons and provides a direct connection to Ukraine’s national railway network. This may be an important factor for enterprises working with large volumes of raw materials or finished products and requiring stable logistics.
The logistics infrastructure also includes a weighing control system, gantry cranes with a lifting capacity of 10–32 tonnes, JCB and Manitou loading equipment, asphalt access roads, five entrance gates per 10,000 sq. m of space, and parking for 400 TIR trucks.
To provide residents with personnel in the region, cooperation with professional educational institutions in Uman is envisaged. In particular, a memorandum has been signed on the implementation of dual education programmes, allowing personnel to be trained according to the needs of enterprises, with practical training carried out directly at production sites.
An R&D laboratory is also planned on the territory of the industrial park for product testing, prototyping and the implementation of innovative technologies. This may be relevant for companies considering not only production localisation, but also the development of new products or technological processes in Ukraine.
Residents of the industrial park may benefit from financial incentives provided by Ukrainian legislation, including exemption from corporate income tax for 10 years, exemption from import duties on equipment, and exemption from VAT on imported equipment, subject to compliance with the established requirements.
The project may be of interest to companies operating in manufacturing, agricultural processing, logistics, export, warehouse distribution and industrial localisation in central Ukraine.
Additional information is available on the InVenture platform.
