According to the results for the first half of 2026, AMIC ENERGY in Ukraine paid 2.143 billion UAH in taxes and duties to budgets at all levels and to state special-purpose funds. Compared with the same period last year, the amount of taxes paid increased by 897 million UAH, or 72 per cent.
A significant proportion of tax revenues came from payments related to customs clearance of imported petroleum products. In January–June 2026, these amounted to 1.8 billion UAH, confirming the company’s substantial contribution to the state budget and to maintaining stability in Ukraine’s fuel market.
Tax deductions from the company’s operating activities* for the reporting period totalled 326 million UAH, which is 10 per cent higher than the figure for the first half of 2025. The tax burden per litre of fuel sold stood at 2.75 UAH.
Payments related to labour costs remain a significant component of the company’s tax payments. In the first six months of 2026, AMIC ENERGY paid UAH 138.2 million in relevant taxes and duties, which is 27% more than in the corresponding period last year. On average, tax deductions per employee amounted to 84,758 UAH.
Despite the challenges posed by the full-scale war, including the damage to and destruction of certain petrol stations as a result of Russian attacks, AMIC ENERGY continues to operate steadily in Ukraine, ensuring an uninterrupted supply of fuel, safeguarding jobs and fulfilling its tax obligations to the state.
As a company with Austrian roots, AMIC ENERGY regards responsible and transparent business conduct as one of the fundamental principles of its operations in Ukraine. The systematic payment of taxes, the preservation of jobs and investment in the company’s infrastructure represent a practical contribution to the resilience of the Ukrainian economy. The company is convinced that transparency, predictability and adherence to high standards of business conduct form the basis of trust and are an important prerequisite for further investment in Ukraine.
*Taxes on operating activities include VAT, excise duty (excluding that paid on imports), personal income tax, the military levy, land tax, the unified social contribution and advance payments of corporation tax.
