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The IT industry continues to support Ukraine’s economy: IT is the leader in service exports in 2024. ITU Member GlobalLogic, one of the largest exporters of IT services in 2024, shares its conclusions and forecasts.
IT remains the largest exporter of services and the second largest exporter in general: according to the National Bank, in 2024, exports of IT services brought $6.45 billion to the Ukrainian economy.
Despite the challenges and the overall decline in IT services exports in 2024, we continue to actively pursue our projects and maintain productivity at the pre-war level. In particular, we expect new projects due to the growing demand from Japan and the potential that this market has for Ukrainian developments,
— comments Andrii Yavorsky, Senior Vice President of Strategy and Technology, GlobalLogic.
The top technologies in exports of services in 2024 are AI, analytics, cybersecurity, and embedded technologies. Top industries with the largest share of exports in 2024: automotive, healthcare, media, and industrial. The top countries in terms of exports in 2024 are the United States, Israel, the United Kingdom, Poland, Germany, and Japan.
In 2025, the demand for AI development is still relevant. According to IDC Research, companies’ investments in AI solutions and their integration will only grow until 2028. That is why VelocityAI and GenAI Platform of Platforms, GlobalLogic’s AI solutions for business, remain the focus projects for the company.
In 2025, we plan to expand the range of partners for these platforms and increase our own ‘capacities’: both the team and expertise. That is why we place special emphasis on internal training of specialists. As before, we will continue to support Ukraine’s economy,
— says Andrii Yavorsky.
According to the company’s forecasts, the list of the largest importing countries of Ukrainian solutions will remain unchanged in 2025. Further growth in demand from Japan is expected: GlobalLogic has already attracted more than 170 projects from the country, in particular through cooperation with its parent company Hitachi. Among them, the largest share is occupied by industrial projects, healthcare, and telecommunications. Currently, more than 1000 Ukrainian engineers are involved in these projects, and their number will continue to grow.
