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Ukraine's IT sector, valued at $6.4 billion in exports in 2024, has grown over 54% in five years, with 4,500 companies and 310,000 professionals still operating during the ongoing conflict. The sector generates approximately $1 billion in taxes annually, with 93% of firms serving international markets.

Key companies like SoftServe and EPAM contribute significantly to Ukraine's tech exports. Amid the war, Ukrainian teams rapidly developed drone-interception and electronic-warfare systems compliant with European standards.

The tech market is rebounding, with investments increasing from $236 million in 2022 to $462 million in 2024. Dual-use technologies are emerging as a strength, with innovations for defense transitioning to commercial products.

The legal framework Diia City facilitates agile project management. Initiatives like the IT Bridge project enhance collaboration between Ukrainian and European firms, while the Enterprise Europe Network and Eastern Ukraine EDIH support partnership development and digital innovation.