On July 15, 2025, the State Land Bank held another series of electronic auctions in the Prozorro system. Sales, within the framework of which sublease rights to state-owned agricultural land plots were sold. As a result of eight successful auctions, the total amount of winning bids amounted to 5.2 million hryvnias excluding VAT, which is equal to 6.2 million hryvnias with tax.

According to official information from the bank, plots with a total area of 431.36 hectares, located in the Transcarpathian and Kharkiv regions, were put up for auction. 35 potential tenants participated in the auctions. The average cost of one hectare according to the auction results was 12,045 hryvnias, which indicates a high level of interest from the agricultural business.

The greatest excitement was caused by a plot in the Kharkiv region with an area of 176.46 hectares. Six participants competed for it, which caused the price of the lot to increase 2.4 times - from the initial 875 thousand UAH to the final 2.1 million UAH. In terms of price per hectare, the price was 12,064 UAH.

In general, the starting price of all lots was 1.9 million UAH, but during the bidding it increased 2.6 times. According to experts, this result creates a tangible economic effect for the state and emphasizes the competitiveness of the agricultural sublease market. All proceeds, in accordance with the legislation, will be directed to the development of the state land fund.

The State Land Bank regularly holds such auctions, creating open and transparent conditions for farmers who are looking for new opportunities for business development. The institution calls on farmers and agricultural enterprises to participate more actively in the bidding, emphasizing the favorable conditions and the growing value of state land as a resource.

These auctions not only contribute to the efficient use of state lands, but also form a civilized rental market in Ukraine. In the context of growing interest in the agricultural sector from investors, participation in auctions is becoming increasingly important for the farming community.