Centrenergo PJSC plans to end 2025 with a net profit of approximately UAH 4.5 billion after many years of losses, according to Andriy Gota, chairman of the company’s supervisory board.
“This year, Centrenergo should end with financial results that have not been achieved for decades. This is approximately UAH 4.5 billion in net profit. The company’s previous managers accumulated losses of UAH 16 billion over 20 years,” Gota said in an interview with the Energorforma internet portal.
He noted that the company has not reported losses since July 2024.
“The company also repaid almost UAH 2.5 billion in debts from previous periods, including to state-owned mines and Naftogaz, and stopped accumulating them,” said the head of the NR.
According to him, at the same time, the debt of NEC Ukrenergo to the company in the balancing market amounts to UAH 2.2 billion, having doubled compared to last year’s figure.
As reported, Centrenergo is the operator of the Trypilska TPP in the Kyiv region and the Zmiivska TPP in the Kharkiv region. The company’s Vuhlehirsk TPP in Donetsk region has been occupied since mid-summer 2022. The first massive strike on the Trypilska TPP took place in April 2024, and on the Zmiivska TPP in December 2022.
The current supervisory board was appointed in August 2023. At that time, it appointed Andriy Churkin, former director of PJSC “Kharkivenergosbyt,” as chairman of the board of Centrenergo, who was replaced in July 2024 by the company’s technical director, Yevhen Harkavyi.
Applications for the competition to select candidates for the supervisory board of Centrenergo are being accepted until December 23: three independent members and two state representatives. In an interview, Gota said that he would not apply to participate in this competition and would leave the company.
