The library of components for Ukraine’s defense industry already contains nearly 100 offers

The components library for companies manufacturing for Ukraine’s defense industry already contains nearly 100 offers.

Herman Smetanin, Minister for Strategic Industries of Ukraine, announced this.

He noted that the platform continues to be filled with both products and users.

Since the launch of the resource, 156 users — organizations of various forms of ownership — have been accredited.

Currently, 97 components in various categories are available on the platform: antennas, amplifiers, and electronic warfare generators, maintenance services, battery assemblies, flight controllers, frames, propellers, FPV engines, and other related peripherals, such as drop systems, servo rails, video amplifiers, and combat unit components.

Smetanin added that the Ministry of Strategic Industries team is actively working to improve functionality, in particular to refine specifications.

The component library is a secure digital database of Ukrainian-made products.

This resource opens up new opportunities for cooperation between Ukrainian defense industry manufacturers, which is a key factor in reducing dependence on imports.

It is only accessible to verified companies seeking to find partners, establish cooperation, and scale up the production of Ukrainian weapons.

Militarnyi reported on the platform’s launch for selecting components on April 7.

To register in the library, the company owner must log in through the Diya app to post their offer and pass the appropriate verification stage. After that, the defense industry representative will have access to the library’s functionality.

It was also recently announced that Ukraine and the European Union have created a joint interagency working group to expand cooperation between defense industries.