Budshlyakhmash is constructing a new automotive frame manufacturing plant in Brovary for trucks and municipal equipment. The 3,000 m² production facility is expected to launch operations in mid-2026.
The plant will enable the company to increase localization of special-purpose vehicle production up to 75%, aligning with state procurement requirements.
Currently, Budshlyakhmash manufactures 70 units per month, based on Daewoo and JAC chassis. The company has already received a license for chassis assembly with permission to replace imported parts with Ukrainian-made components, reducing dependency on foreign supply chains.
The company’s future plans include:
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production of wheel axles,
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use of Ukrainian tires, fuel tanks, and plastic components,
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cost reduction through higher localization.
According to Dmytro Kysylevskyi, Deputy Head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Economic Development, the localization requirement in public procurement was a key incentive for Budshlyakhmash to invest in new manufacturing.
Currently, the company’s production localization stands at 40–60%, and it has joined the 15% compensation program for Ukrainian-made machinery.
Additionally, the new site will serve as the foundation for a mechanical engineering industrial park, expanding both regional and company manufacturing capabilities.
Total investment in the project is estimated at $40 million.