Accord Import, the top furniture exporter in Ukraine, is set to begin construction of a new plant in Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine, according to Dmytro Kysylevskyy, Member of Parliament . 

Kysylevskyy, in a Facebook post, said that the Accord Import facility is currently operating at full capacity. Approximately 70% of the company’s cabinet furniture orders are attributed to the JYSK international retail chain, which increased its orders from Ukraine by 33% in 2025. Overall, 96% of the products the company manufactures are exported to EU countries.

"In terms of war," he wrote, "every news about the construction of a new plant is a testimony of the nezlamností of Ukrainian industrialists. Under shelling and arrivals, they build bold plans not only to preserve production, but to conquer export markets.

After the new plant opens, the company’s production capacity is expected to rise from 420,000 square meters to 1.2 million square meters of furniture per month. This expansion will place Accord Import among the top five cabinet furniture manufacturers in Europe, broadening its supply range to the Middle East, South Asia, and South America.

The total investment in the new plant is $14M, with operations projected to reach full capacity by September 2025. The company has also constructed a 1.1 MW solar power plant to meet its electricity needs and plans to add an additional 2.8 MW.