The revenue of retail leaders in the Opendatabot Index 2026 increased by 22%

The total revenue of retail companies included in the Opendatabot Index 2026 reached UAH 647.33 billion. This is 22% higher than the combined revenue of the leaders in the 2025 Index.

Over the year, the entry threshold to the top ten increased significantly: from UAH 20 billion in the 2025 Index to UAH 30 billion this year.

The top of the ranking remained unchanged. The leader is still ATB-Market with UAH 247.35 billion in revenue in 2025. This accounts for more than one third of the total revenue of all companies in the top ten. Over the year, the chain’s revenue increased by 18%, while profit grew by 11% to UAH 3.43 billion. The company is part of the ATB financial and industrial group, which includes more than 13 businesses.

«The fourth year of the full-scale war has been a year of serious challenges for businesses, but at the same time a year of responsibility. We continue to operate steadily, support the country’s economy, and help strengthen its defense potential. According to the results of 2025, the ATB group of companies paid UAH 37.88 billion in taxes and fees, which is 32% more than a year earlier. Last year, ATB customers across the country made more than 1 billion purchases — a record for the food retail sector»,

— the ATB noted.

The second position for the fourth year in a row is held by Silpo-Food from Fozzy Group with UAH 106.07 billion in revenue, which is 14% more than a year earlier. At the same time, Silpo showed the largest profit growth among all Index participants — 7.5 times, reaching UAH 1.16 billion.

The third place for the second year in a row is held by the store chain Aurora Multimarket (Vyhidna Pokupka). Its revenue increased by 30% over the year and reached UAH 49.25 billion. This company became the most profitable in the Index: its profit in 2025 amounted to UAH 4.52 billion, which is 11% higher than the previous year.

«Working during the war means constantly balancing between operational stability, team safety, and numerous risks — from shelling to energy challenges. One of the key tasks for the Aurora network was to ensure the continuous operation of more than 1,800 stores across the country. Despite the difficult conditions, in 2025 the company opened 235 new stores and paid more than UAH 8.6 billion in taxes and fees, entering the top 20 largest taxpayers in Ukraine»,

— the Aurora network noted.

In addition to Silpo-Food, another company from Fozzy Group also entered the top ten. Fora ranked fourth for the second year in a row. Last year, its revenue increased by 27% to UAH 44.34 billion, while profit tripled to UAH 394.5 million. Together, Silpo and Fora generated UAH 150.41 billion, accounting for 23% of the total revenue of all companies in the Index.

The top five also saw the return of the electronics retail chain Comfy Trade (Comfy), which did not enter the ranking last year due to late submission of financial reports. In 2025, the company’s revenue reached UAH 39 billion, which is 12% higher than in 2024. However, its profit almost halved, decreasing from UAH 25.5 million to UAH 12.8 million.

The sixth position, for the second year in a row, is held by Novus Ukraine. Its revenue increased by 20% to UAH 34.69 billion, while profit remained almost unchanged at UAH 556 million.

«For NOVUS, it is important not only to be a successful business but also to be useful for the country. When a company operates steadily, pays taxes, supports Ukrainian producers, and invests in the resilience of its infrastructure, this is a real contribution to the economy. This is how we understand business responsibility today»,

— said Mark Petkevych, CEO of Novus Ukraine.

Not all companies in the Index managed to finish the year with a profit. While in the previous retail Index all top companies were profitable, in 2025 several businesses reported losses.

For example, METRO Cash & Carry Ukraine, which held 7th place for the second year in a row, recorded a loss of UAH 380.9 million, although its revenue increased by 18% to UAH 33.92 billion.

The year was also not very successful for Rozetka.UA, which belongs to the Rozetka financial-industrial group that owns 10 businesses. The company reported a loss of UAH 38.9 million, while its revenue remained almost unchanged at UAH 30 billion (+1%). As a result, the company dropped sharply in the ranking — from 5th place in 2025 to 10th place.

The 8th position, for the third year in a row, is held by the EVA store chain (company RUSH). The company belongs to Terwin Corporation, which unites more than 20 businesses. Last year its revenue grew by 18% to UAH 31.82 billion, though profit decreased by 21% — from UAH 1.4 billion to UAH 1.1 billion.

A newcomer to the Index is Petrol Contract, which operates under the WOG brand. The company was founded only in 2022, yet last year it showed the largest revenue growth among all Index participants. Over the year, its revenue increased 1.7 times to UAH 30.79 billion, and profit also grew 1.7 times to UAH 342.6 million. Previously, another company of the Continuum Group — West Petrol Market — was included in the Index, but its revenue significantly decreased from 2024.

At the same time, several large players did not enter the retail Index this year. In particular, the Varus chain (company Omega LLC), which also belongs to Terwin Corporation, reported UAH 24 billion in revenue in 2025 (+20%) and UAH 42.7 million in profit (+21%).

Also outside the ranking was Foodcom, which manages the Velyka Kyshenia supermarket chain. Its revenue grew by 19% to UAH 23.65 billion, while profit tripled to UAH 378.7 million. The company belongs to the Retail Group.