Uklon Paid Over UAH 686 Million in Taxes in the First Half of 2026

In the first six months of 2026, Uklon paid over UAH 686,410,000 in taxes to the state budget. This amount includes corporate income tax, VAT, Social Security Contributions (SSC), the “Google tax,” and the military fee. This follows 2025, when Uklon paid UAH 1,022,270,000 in taxes for the full year.
“Every hryvnia in taxes is a contribution to a stable economy, reconstruction, and our defense capability, and today it holds special weight. Over the past six months, Uklon has paid more than UAH 686 million in taxes and fees to the state budget. We continue to operate, systematically support the defense forces, and expand our business to further strengthen the country’s economic resilience. This allows us to remain a service millions of Ukrainians depend on daily while serving as a trusted employer for hundreds of team members,” states Serhiy Hryshkov, CEO of Uklon.
Uklon is a Diia City resident, a member of the “White Business Club,” and holds a leading position among Ukraine’s largest tech donors, according to NV Business and AIN.
Furthermore, Uklon systematically supports the Armed Forces of Ukraine, volunteer movements, social projects focused on accessibility and inclusivity, as well as other charitable initiatives. Currently, together with the Come Back Alive Foundation, the company has launched the “Vectors of Interception” fundraising campaign to develop the Arkan School for Interceptor UAV Operators — a training center for drone-based air defense specialists. Uklon is contributing UAH 17.3 million of its own funds to support the initiative and invites Ukrainians to join the campaign.
Additionally, Uklon continues its transformation into an ecosystem of digital services. This year, the company added new products to its app: the Uklon Travel bus ticketing service and the Uklon Store marketplace, supplementing its ride-hailing, Uklon Delivery, and Uklon Ads platform offerings. In August of this year, the company also completed its first M&A deal by acquiring 100% of the corporate rights of e-Wings, an e-scooter operator.
Since September 15, Uklon has launched operations in Drohobych, Mukachevo, Oleksandriya, and Uman — the company’s service is now available in 31 cities across Ukraine, as well as at the Bukovel tourist complex.