Three ways we work with companies entering Ukraine
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References
Structured reference pages on the programmes, financing mechanisms, procurement channels, and industrial partnerships that route capability and capital into Ukraine's defence sector.
Financing Mechanism
Financing Mechanism
Programmes and instruments that route capital to Ukraine's defence sector.
The Danish Model
A bilateral financing conduit that channels allied capital directly to Ukrainian defence manufacturers under Danish government auditing.
G7 Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration (ERA) Loan
The $50 billion G7 multilateral loan facility for Ukraine, structured to be repaid from windfall profits generated by immobilised Russian sovereign assets.
SAFE - Security Action for Europe
The EU's EUR 150 billion legal instrument authorising joint borrowing for defence procurement, adopted in May 2025 and nesting the EUR 90 billion Ukraine Support Loan.
Ukraine Loan Cooperation Mechanism (ULCM)
The EU mechanism that captures windfall profits from immobilised Russian central bank assets and uses them to service allied loans to Ukraine, including the €90 billion Ukraine Support Loan.
Ukraine Support Loan (USL)
A €90 billion EU macro-financial facility nested inside SAFE, ring-fencing €60 billion for military procurement and serviced by windfall profits from immobilised Russian sovereign assets.
Procurement Programme
Procurement Programme
Structured procurement channels for delivering capability into Ukrainian service.
Brave1 Marketplace & e-Points
A Ukrainian defence-tech marketplace pairing a certified supplier catalogue with a battlefield-earned e-Points currency that lets brigades order equipment directly from producers.
BraveTech EU Phase 2
An EU-Ukraine defence-innovation programme, delivered by the European Defence Agency, that tests European and Ukrainian SMEs' defence technologies against scenarios drawn from the war in Ukraine.
DOT-Chain Defence
Ukraine's digital defence procurement rail, routing brigade orders directly to certified domestic manufacturers with up to 70 per cent prepayments.
Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL)
A NATO-brokered mechanism through which allied and partner states pool sovereign capital to buy US-manufactured weapons for Ukraine, most visibly the Patriot Advanced Capability-3 interceptors defending Ukrainian cities.
Industrial Partnership
Industrial Partnership
Joint ventures, licences, and localised production arrangements involving Ukrainian defence industry.
Coordination Mechanism
Coordination Mechanism
Multilateral forums and coordination bodies that align allied defence support to Ukraine.
Czech Ammunition Initiative
The Czech-led multilateral procurement channel that sources large-calibre artillery ammunition for Ukraine on the global open and grey markets.
Integrated Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition (IABMC)
The ten-nation European-Ukrainian coalition financing accelerated production of Ukraine's FP-7.x anti-ballistic interceptor as a hedge against US Patriot supply constraints.
NATO's Drone Edge
The Alliance-wide counter-drone and drone-procurement initiative launched at Ankara on 7 July 2026, built around a $40 billion five-year commitment and NSPA fast-track acquisition.