The state-owned company Ukrposhta reported a total profit of UAH 106.3 million for January–April, with EBITDA of UAH 122.9 million, the company’s CEO Ihor Smiliansky announced on Facebook on Monday.
“EBITDA (operating profit)—a measure of the core business’s performance—improved from a negative 13.6 million UAH to a positive 122.9 million UAH. And this is without taking into account the sale of assets. It consists solely of operating income,” he noted.
According to the CEO, the company’s equity reached UAH 2.3 billion without additional budget funding.
“So, who doesn’t have the cards, and who holds the trump cards right now?” Smiliansky concluded in a remote discussion with Andriy Pyshnyy, Governor of the National Bank of Ukraine, regarding Ukrposhta’s financial capacity to “restore and accumulate capital through operating activities” and obtain a banking license.
As reported, Ukrposhta posted a net loss of 204.8 million UAH for January–March 2026, which is 1.1 million UAH, or 0.5%, higher than in the same period of 2025, while its revenue grew by 1.1% to 13.11842 billion UAH.
The company’s equity in the first quarter of this year decreased from UAH 2.208 billion to UAH 2.003 billion.
In April of this year, Ukrposhta received UAH 461.5 million for its building, the former sorting center near the railway station in Lviv, which was purchased by the Eurotek Invest fund owned by Mykhailo Veselskyi, the owner of the Arsen supermarket chain.
