Changing our approach to privatization: from passively waiting for a buyer to proactively engaging with investors

The Chairman of the State Property Fund presented a plan for preparing priority assets for privatization in 2026, as well as mineral resources confiscated as state revenue under sanctions policy. 

On his page DmytroNatalukha, he provided a detailed account of the new approach to large-scale privatization, the rationale behind asset preparation, and the Fund’s priorities for 2026: https://lnk.ua/WOdRyUnzw 

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These are assets that can not only attract significant investments and replenish the state budget but also give a new impetus to the development of the Ukrainian economy through the launch of production facilities, the creation of jobs, and the arrival of strategic investors.

The Fund is working to make state assets more effective for the economy:

through open online auctions;

transparent and professional preparation;

competition for the best price;

active engagement with potential investors.

Today, the Fund is changing its very approach to large-scale privatization. We are moving from a model of passively waiting for a buyer to systematic asset preparation and market engagement.

After all, a successful sale is not just an auction. It is a prepared asset, clear rules, predictable timelines, and an opportunity for the investor to see the asset within their own value chain.

A public schedule for the preparation of priority assets is another step toward more predictable and transparent privatization, open to both Ukrainian and international businesses.

There is a lot of work ahead. And great opportunities for Ukraine’s economy.