JSC “Hydrosila,” a leading Ukrainian manufacturer of gear pumps and hydraulic motors, ended 2025 with a net profit of UAH 0.38 million, whereas in 2024, the loss amounted to nearly UAH 16 million.
According to the company’s annual report in the NSSMC’s disclosure system, its net revenue decreased by 8.8% to UAH 346.4 million.
The company’s gross profit exceeded the 2024 figure by 46.3%—reaching UAH 47.3 million—while the company incurred a loss of UAH 0.19 million from operating activities (compared to nearly UAH 22 million in 2024).
The report notes that approximately 65% of sales are exported, with priority given to markets in the European Union, Southeast Asia, and South America.
“The company’s strategy in 2025 was to maintain its market share, supply the market with products in demand by both regular and new customers amid martial law. The company’s operations are somewhat affected by seasonal factors—work volume increases during the spring and summer,” the report states.
The company’s products (pumps) are designed to deliver working fluids (mineral oils) to the hydraulic systems of cars and buses, control drives for agricultural and industrial tractors, self-propelled agricultural machinery, road, municipal, and other vehicles, excavators, bulldozers, dump trucks, and telescopic loaders, as well as for large-capacity hydraulic drives for general industrial use.
The average headcount at “Hydrosila” in 2025 was 327 employees.
The company notes that the payroll in 2025 decreased by 17.7%, which is attributed to “Russia’s full-scale aggression, the mobilization of the company’s employees into the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and the reduced working hours of the company’s employees under the conditions of the imposed martial law.”
JSC “Hydrosila” is part of businessman Pavel Shtutman’s “Hydrosila Group.”
The leading Ukrainian enterprise for the production of hydraulic power machines JSC Hydrosila (Kropyvnytskyi) reduced the daily volume of electricity consumption by 50% compared to the figures before the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine and by 30% compared to the beginning of the invasion – to 45-47 thousand kW -h, said the Federation of Employers of Ukraine (FUE).
“By the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the daily volume of electricity consumption at the Hydrosila plant was 95-100 thousand kWh, since the beginning of the invasion this figure had dropped to 65-68 thousand kWh. With the introduction of restrictions, the question arose of further reducing consumption . Today (…) it is 45-47 thousand kWh,” the FRU said on Facebook on Friday, citing company information.
According to the report, as part of the reduction in energy consumption, the company, in particular, switched to increased work in the second and third shifts (ie, actually at night) to reduce the load during “peak hours” and reduce financial costs.
In addition, a number of technical processes have been revised, which also allowed to “win” a share of the electricity costs.
The company noted that during air raids, all employees are in shelter.
Hydrosila JSC is a developer and manufacturer of hydraulic power machines and hydraulic system components, part of the Hydrosila Group of businessman Pavel Shtutman.
According to the company’s report to the National Securities and Stock Market Commission, in 2021 it increased its net profit by 58.4% by 2020 – up to UAH 13.45 million, with a 27.6% increase in net income – up to UAH 654.24 million.
