Index of the Best Companies of Ukraine 2026

For several years in a row, the energy sector has remained the leader by revenue — ₴1.04 trillion, which accounts for 23% of the total revenue of companies included in the Index. The second-largest sector is wholesale trade, with revenues of more than ₴697 billion (15%). Retail trade generates almost as much — over ₴647 billion, representing 14%.

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The top five most profitable sectors also include manufacturing, with revenues exceeding ₴477 billion (11%), and mining, with more than ₴341 billion, or 8%.

Which businesses topped the list of the best this year? ​

Over the past year, the composition of the ranking has also changed significantly. Compared to the previous year, 44 companies dropped out of the Index, and their places were taken by new participants.

Energy sector leaders: D.Trading — ₴292.4 billion, Energoatom — ₴254.7 billion, Naftogaz Trading — ₴130.3 billion.

Retail trade: ATB-Market — ₴247.3 billion, Silpo — ₴106 billion, Aurora Multimarket — ₴49.2 billion.

Wholesale trade: DL Solution — ₴114.1 billion, Donpromtrans — ₴98.1 billion, OKKO-Express — ₴85.2 billion.

Banking: PrivatBank (122,6 млрд грн) — ₴122.6 billion, Oschadbank — ₴41.7 billion, Universal Bank (operates monobank) — ₴27.2 billion.

Agriculture: Vinnytsia Poultry Farm — ₴54.2 billion, Myronivska Poultry Farm — ₴27.3 billion, Lebedyn Seed Plant — ₴17.4 billion.

Transport and postal services: Ukrzaliznytsia — ₴89 billion, Nova Poshta — ₴54.2 billion, Gas Transmission System Operator of Ukraine — ₴28 billion.

Hospitality (restaurants & hotels): McDonald’s Ukraine — ₴21.3 billion, Briscola — ₴2.9 billion, KFC — ₴1.3 billion.

Mining industry: Ukrnafta — ₴99.4 billion, Ukrgasvydobuvannya — ₴83.6 billion, DTEK Pavlohradvuhillia — ₴36.2 billion.

Manufacturing industry: Kernel-Trade — ₴105.9 billion, Zaporizhstal — ₴72 billion, ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih — ₴70.6 billion.

IT sector: GlobalLogic Ukraine — ₴10.9 billion, EPAM Systems Ukraine — ₴10.2 billion, EPAM Digital — ₴9.2 billion.

Car trade: Toyota-Ukraine — ₴24.6 billion, Winner Group Ukraine — ₴16.9 billion, Porsche Ukraine — ₴15.6 billion.

Telecommunications: Kyivstar — ₴43.8 billion, Vodafone Ukraine — ₴25.8 billion, lifecell — ₴15.9 billion.

TV, radio & books: Kyivstar TV — ₴1.6 billion, STB — ₴1.4 billion, Multiplex — ₴1.2 billion.

Healthcare: Dobrobut Medical Network — ₴4.2 billion, Dila Medical Laboratory — ₴3.6 billion, Synevo Ukraine — ₴3.3 billion.

Leisure (sports & entertainment): FC Dynamo Kyiv — ₴1.8 billion, Sport Life Kyiv — ₴605.7 million, Mavka Aquapark — ₴407.8 million.

You can see the rest of the leaders of Ukrainian business on the Opendatabot Index 2026 page.

Methodology ​

The Opendatabot Index is an analytical tool that allows assessing the real condition and geographic distribution of Ukrainian businesses. The Index is based on data from state registers, Opendatabot registers, companies’ financial statements, information about links to Russia, sanctions lists, and other Opendatabot analytical tools.

When compiling the Opendatabot Index 2026, both financial indicators (annual financial statements of companies for 2025) and the business reputation of companies were taken into account.

The list does not include: companies under sanctions, businesses with owners or ultimate beneficiaries from the Russian Federation, companies whose ownership structure directly includes sanctioned persons.

In addition, companies that appear on the “black list” of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine were excluded. This approach made it possible to form a list of companies that meet not only economic, but also ethical and legal standards of doing business.

The Index also contains special labels for certain categories of companies. In particular: businesses linked to public figures (deputies or politicians who must declare their income), companies that are residents of Diia City, enterprises that are in the process of reorganization.

It is also possible that some companies were not included in the Index because they failed to submit financial statements on time.