Foxtrot paid over UAH 235 million in taxes in the 1st quarter of 2025

During the first quarter of 2025, the Foxtrot household appliances and electronics chain transferred UAH 235 million in taxes to the state budget of Ukraine, which is 13.5% more than in the same period of 2024 (UAH 207 million).


The military levy in the structure of taxes paid amounted to UAH 8.8 million – the company's contribution to supporting the state's defense capability in conditions of a full-scale war.

Foxtrot is consistently included in the list of the largest taxpayers in the household appliance retail industry. Thus, in March, the company was included in the popular #ratingofthebesttaxpayersin2024: the company paid UAH 1 billion last year and almost 2 billion – over the three war years.


“We are aware of our responsibility as a large employer and taxpayer. Transparent and timely payment of taxes is not only a fulfillment of duty, but also a contribution to the future of the country. Our approach to doing business remains unchanged – openness, responsibility to the state and our customers, support for the national economy,” – said Oleksiy Zozulya, executive director of the chain.


In addition to mandatory contributions, Foxtrot systematically invests in socially important initiatives: direct support for the Defense Forces of Ukraine, development of barrier-free access, assistance to children affected by enemy aggression, animal protection initiatives. In particular, the business has been supporting the Ukrainian military with equipment, electronics and other resources since the first days of the full-scale war. The total amount of assistance to the army from the company has already exceeded UAH 45 million.

As of the beginning of May, Foxtrot is represented by 126 stores in 68 settlements of the country, is developing an online store and a mobile application Foxtrot.ua. The company systematically implements changes aimed at modernizing business processes, ensuring accessibility, and improving customer experience. The founders of the omnichannel retailer Foxtrot are Ukrainian businessmen Gennadii Vykhodtsev and Valerii Makovetsky.