MHP continues its operational resilience, playing a key role in strengthening Ukraine’s financial and economic resilience in the face of the ongoing conflict.

In 2025, MHP Group companies paid UAH 10.3 billion in taxes, contributions, and fees to budgets at all levels – a 36% increase on the prior year. This means that since the start of the full-scale invasion in February 2022 MHP has contributed a total of UAH 28.5 billion in taxes to the Ukrainian state, a crucial contribution to the national war effort.

“MHP recognises its crucial role in supporting the country’s economy and consistently contributes to budgets at all levels – strengthening the state’s resilience in the face of Russian aggression.

Throughout the full-scale invasion, our tax contributions have grown by at least 25% annually. Sustaining Ukraine’s national finances is a key responsibility for MHP – operating alongside our commitments to support tens of thousands of jobs across Ukraine, upholding global food security, investing in our business, assisting Ukraine’s armed forces and veterans, developing communities, and promoting Ukrainian culture.

We act systematically to create long-term value for Ukraine,” said Viktoriia Kapeliushna, Deputy CEO and CFO of MHP.

The company employs 32,000 people in Ukraine and provides ongoing support to military personnel, veterans, and their families through the “MHP Standing Together” program.

MHP’s tax bill grows 36% to UAH 10.3 billion in 2025