Business consolidation is impossible without resource increment, considering that the resource potential is limited. Cooperations are essential for businesses, making it possible to pool resource potential and ensure progressive growth. Budgetary deficits necessitate the reallocation of state resources towards more efficient investment directions to facilitate economic growth within the existing volume of budgetary funds, enabling the coverage of the state’s current needs. Cooperation is widespread in various economic sectors, primarily in light and heavy industries, agriculture, education, healthcare, and transportation. Government support provided to cooperatives under various state programs and national projects requires a detailed analysis to identify its impact on cooperative efficiency. Analyzing the existing support for cooperatives will enable adjustments to its level when planning budgets for new periods. This research examines the instruments of government support for cooperatives used in the Krasnodar Territory, revealing the correlation between net profit and the level of government support. The amounts of government support per cooperative are determined based on average indicators. A correlation is established between the researched indicators of cooperatives. Additionally, a graphical and mathematical analysis of the level of government support is conducted.