Despite shelling and destruction, DTEK managed to increase its tax payments to 14 billion in January–March 2026, a 10% increase compared to the same period last year, the energy holding company reported on Monday.
“Nearly 13 billion hryvnias were paid to the central budget, and over 1 billion hryvnias to local budgets,” the company noted.
As explained by DTEK, the group continues to intensively prepare for the coming winter, so it is investing in repairs to thermal power plants and power grids following enemy attacks, and is actively building new renewable energy facilities.
Over 101 billion hryvnias have been invested in both of these areas since the start of the full-scale invasion.
