Submit Your Ukraine Investment To The European Commission
The UIF Call for Expressions of Interest is the direct pathway for EU/EEA companies to propose large-scale investment projects in Ukraine and gain facilitated contact with EIB, EBRD, IFC, and KfW financing.
What Is The UIF EoI?
The Ukraine Investment Framework Call for Expressions of Interest is the EU's primary mechanism for connecting European companies with large-scale Ukraine investment financing. Selected companies gain facilitated access to EIB, EBRD, IFC, and other implementing partners who provide loans de-risked by UIF guarantees.
What Gets Funded
- Energy and renewables
- Critical raw materials
- Manufacturing modernisation
- Digital transformation
- Transport and logistics
- Dual-use technologies (new 2026)
- Strategic industries
Is This For You?
You Qualify If
- Your company has its real legal seat in an EU/EEA country or Ukraine
- You have a valid EU/EEA VAT registration or Ukrainian EDRPOU
- Your project is at least €50M total investment
- You can contribute minimum 10% own equity
- Your project aligns with Ukraine reconstruction priorities
Not For You If
- Your company is not EU/EEA or Ukrainian
- Your project is under €50M
- You cannot contribute 10% equity
- Your entity is listed in the EU EDES exclusion system
Frequently Asked
What do I submit?
A 4-page project fiche (template provided by EC), governance/ownership structure showing 10%+ shareholders, and a signed exclusion/selection criteria declaration. All documents in English.
What happened with previous calls?
First Call (closed March 2025): 110+ applications from 21 EU Member States. Selected companies signed statements of intent at the November 2025 conference. Second Call (closed October 2025): 150+ submissions, results being processed.
When is the next call?
No third call has been officially announced as of March 2026. The March 2026 €1.5B package operates through financial institution channels rather than a new EoI. We monitor EC announcements continuously.
What happens after selection?
Selected companies gain facilitated contact with partner financial institutions (EIB, EBRD, IFC, KfW). These institutions then negotiate financing — the UIF guarantees reduce risk for lenders, making projects bankable.
What are the priority sectors?
Energy, critical raw materials, manufacturing, digital, transport. Since March 2026, dual-use technologies and strategic industries are also eligible for the first time.
How much of the UIF is left?
€8.4B of €9.5B has been allocated (90%). The window for new large-scale programmes is narrowing unless the UIF is replenished.
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