Vyriy Industries raises UAH 500m in corporate bonds a day after sales began

Defence tech company Vyriy Industries has published the first results of its corporate bond sales. In the first 24 hours, investors invested over UAH 500m in them, the manufacturer disclosed to Defender Media.

In total, more than 12,000 people purchased the bonds, and the average investment amount was UAH 40,819.

Access to the bonds is offered by the Inzhur MilTech fund, which the company Inzhur registered in June 2026. The process works as follows: an investor buys the fund’s certificates, and Inzhur MilTech converts the proceeds into corporate bonds of Vyriy Industries.

Sales started on 13 August 2026. The company will direct the funds raised towards scaling production and purchasing components. According to Vyriy CEO Oleksii Babenko, at this stage they plan to raise UAH 2bn. If necessary, the amount will increase to UAH 4bn.

Yesterday, Defender explained why Vyriy chose this financial instrument over others and what risks exist for potential bond buyers: