In 2024, the OKKO filling station network put into operation 23 modules for refueling cars with liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), bringing the total number to 356, the company’s press service reports.
In particular, five of them were launched as part of new filling stations, and another 18 were installed on the territory of existing complexes. Last year, the company invested UAH 80 million (excluding VAT) in expanding its gas filling service.
“As a result, drivers can choose this type of fuel at 85% of the network’s filling stations in all regions of Ukraine,” the press service said.
The largest number of autogas filling stations is in Lviv region – 56, Kyiv region – 32, Kyiv – 30, Dnipropetrovs’k region – 27, Vinnytsia – 26, Ivano-Frankivsk – 24.
The company’s plans for 2025 include the installation of about 10 more LPG modules.
As reported, according to the Group’s CEO Vasyl Danyliak, OKKO occupies about 19% of the Ukrainian retail fuel market in the fall of 2024.
OKKO Group unites more than 10 diversified businesses in production, trade, construction, insurance, maintenance and other services. The flagship company of the group is Galnaftogaz, which operates one of the largest filling stations in Ukraine under the OKKO brand, with 410 filling stations.
Vitaly Antonov’s GNG Retail Limited owns 90.25% of Concern Galnaftogaz shares. In October 2024, Avalia Investments Limited (Cyprus) became the owner of another 7.35% of the shares.
