OKKO paid nearly UAH 15 billion in taxes in the first half of 2026

In the first half of 2026, the OKKO Group paid UAH 14.987 billion in taxes and mandatory payments to the state budget. This represents a 33% increase, or UAH 3.7 billion, compared to the same period last year.

Of the total amount, UAH 2.7 billion came from operating taxes, including corporate income tax, VAT (excluding VAT paid at customs during imports), retail excise tax, personal income tax, the military levy, land tax, and the mandatory state pension insurance contribution. Compared to the first half of 2025, payments from these taxes increased by 25%. An additional UAH 12.2 billion was paid in taxes and duties related to imported goods.

On average, each OKKO filling station paid more than UAH 1.1 million in operating taxes every month during the first half of 2026. In addition, the average monthly payments of personal income tax, the military levy, and mandatory state pension insurance contributions amounted to nearly UAH 15,600 per employee.

"We believe that even in the most challenging times, businesses must not only continue to grow but also serve as a reliable pillar of support for the country. At the same time, operating in a transparent and responsible manner strengthens the confidence of international financial institutions and partners, enabling us to attract financing and investment for new projects in Ukraine. This means that we are not only fulfilling our obligations to the state today but also creating a foundation for the country's future economic development," said Nazar Kupybida, Vice President for Finance at OKKO.

In addition to tax payments, during the first half of 2026 the OKKO Group allocated approximately UAH 500 million in charitable assistance to support Ukraine's Defence Forces and humanitarian initiatives. Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion, the company has contributed a total of UAH 4.3 billion to these causes.