OKKO filling station network has opened its first urban filling station complex in a new format focused on the development of non-fuel services, primarily foodservice. Over the next three years, the company plans to build 20 new complexes and reconstruct another 60 existing sites, allocating more than $120 million to the modernization program.
The new format provides for a significant expansion of the food zone and a 2.5–3-fold increase in the company’s own production of ready meals. The filling station complex now features an open kitchen, a separate order pickup area and display cases with frozen semi-finished products. To manage food preparation and order fulfillment, the company has introduced its own Smart Kitchen digital system, which, according to OKKO, has reduced order waiting times by 20% and product write-offs by 35%.
According to OKKO CEO Vasyl Danyliak, the importance of the non-fuel segment continues to grow. In 2025, the network sold 34 million portions of food and 34 million cups of coffee, while the number of receipts with non-fuel purchases is already 45% higher than the number of fuel-only purchases. Currently, the non-fuel business accounts for almost 30% of the company’s total margin.
The investment program provides that, once reconstruction is completed, around 20% of the network will operate under the new standard. In particular, the company invested about UAH 3 million in the opening of the new complex in Irpin, the reconstruction of the filling station in Hatne cost UAH 2 million, while the construction of a new complex in Zviahel will require UAH 4–5 million.
The new format also includes additional customer services, such as areas for online meetings, children’s spaces, all-season terraces and the OKKO Drive in-car food ordering service, which already operates at 12 filling station complexes.
At the same time, the company continues to invest in electric vehicle infrastructure and the energy autonomy of its network. As of today, 100 fast chargers with a capacity of 160 kW are operating at 63 filling station complexes. More than 300 sites, or around 75% of the network, are equipped with solar power plants with a total capacity of over 6 MW, covering up to 10% of the company’s own electricity consumption. Investments in solar generation have already reached $3.6 million, while total investments in energy independence are planned to increase to $15–20 million.
In addition, OKKO, together with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, is preparing a $10 million financing program for the further development of its fast-charging station network.
According to the company, the network serves around 1.3 million customers every month, while its Fishka loyalty program has more than 10 million registered members, including over 6 million drivers.
