The article is devoted to the development of models for assessing the level of investment attractiveness of regional industries. Investments are the most necessary and relevant form of capital investment for countries with a developing economy, because they provide an opportunity to implement large-scale projects, implement new technologies, corporate management models and other modern practical experience, which is especially important for the post-war recovery of Ukraine. However, the investment climate of Ukraine's industrial parks is insufficiently researched. That is why the construction of models is relevant. Analysis enables to form practical conclusions and recommendations that will be useful for objects and the state at the economic and financial levels. For building these models, it is proposed an algorithm, including the following stages: 1) formation of a table of input data; 2) calculation of financial ratios; 3) assignment of points according to the results of the coefficients; 4) forming a general assessment. To calculate the general level of investment attractiveness of industries, the following indicators were chosen: current liquidity ratio, financial independence ratio, equity ratio, profitability of assets, and profitability of equity capital. The results show that the industry "Agriculture, forestry and fisheries" of Kharkiv region has the best rating. The branch of industry, where the functionality of the industrial parks of Ukraine is concentrated, received from 1.15 for the Kyiv region, to 2.5 - for Dnipropetrovsk region. This can be explained by low coefficients of security, financial independence, and current liquidity. To improve the first indicator, it is proposed to attract additional funds from the enterprises’ owners and to optimize the structure of current and non-current assets. For improving the second and the third indicators, it is proposed to attract a third-party investor and to increase equity respectively. The competitive advantages of Ukraine, which increase its investment attractiveness, are determined. They include qualified and completely cheap labor force, national high market potential, favorable geographical location of Ukraine, and access to raw materials. But there are disadvantages, such as the ongoing war with Russia, outdated legal framework, political instability, underdeveloped investment infrastructure, high level of corruption and bureaucracy, economic instability, long duration and inconsistency of economic reforms.
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