Ukrainian retailer of construction and finishing materials Agromat plans to invest around UAH 400 million in business development in 2026, exceeding the company’s total investment over the previous four years. This was stated by CEO Stepan Slynchuk in a comment to Forbes Ukraine.
The bulk of the investment will be directed toward upgrading logistics infrastructure, increasing energy autonomy, expanding the retail network, and modernizing digital services. The largest project will be the renewal of the vehicle fleet: the company intends to purchase 35 trucks. According to management, this will help reduce delivery times and lower the risk of product supply disruptions.
The company also plans to launch a 1 MW cogeneration unit that will supply its facilities with electricity and heat. Excess electricity is expected to be fed into the municipal grid.
Part of the investment will be allocated to the development of the retail network and the restoration of damaged infrastructure. In particular, the company plans to restore part of the second floor of its flagship store on Bulakhovskoho Street in Kyiv, which was damaged as a result of a Russian drone attack.
Another focus area will be the modernization of the online store. The company expects to introduce 3D interior visualization tools and a service for ordering technical plans through the website.
According to YouControl, the revenue of PTK LLC Agromat in 2025 amounted to nearly UAH 3.6 billion, up 5.6% compared with the previous year. Another legal entity within the chain, Novas LLC, generated UAH 1.6 billion in revenue, which was 8.4% higher than in 2024.
Over the period from 2022 to 2025, the company’s total investment volume amounted to around UAH 300 million, while the investment program for 2026 exceeds that figure.
