The Cabinet of Ministers has made a decision regarding dividend standards for state-owned companies based on the results of 2025. This was reported by the Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko, according to UNN.
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According to the government's decision, nearly UAH 50 billion is planned to be directed to the state budget. This refers to the portion of the net profit of state enterprises that they must transfer in the form of dividends. At the same time, companies will be able to retain a portion of the funds for their own needs – in particular, for infrastructure restoration and preparations for winter.
"We plan that the portion of the net profit remaining at the disposal of energy companies will be directed towards the implementation of work within the framework of Regional Resilience Plans – preparation for winter, restoration of damaged critical infrastructure facilities, and engineering and technical protection "
Among the largest revenues, contributions from energy companies are expected. In particular, "Energoatom" is to direct 50% of its net profit – UAH 9.344 billion. "Ukrhydroenergo" will transfer 30% – UAH 6.285 billion, and "Naftogaz of Ukraine" – 30% of the profit share belonging to the state (UAH 970 million). Additionally, the "Gas TSO of Ukraine" must transfer 50% of its net profit – UAH 4.218 billion, and the "Market Operator" – 75% (UAH 30.5 million).
In addition to the energy sector, enterprises from other sectors will also transfer dividends to the budget. "Ukrainian Defense Industry" is to direct 30% of its profit – UAH 1.048 billion, "Ukrenergomachiny" – 75% of the state's share (UAH 1.733 million), and "Ukrfinzhytlo" – 30% (UAH 2.062 billion).
The contribution of state-owned banks is specified separately – as an important resource for financing defense and social expenditures. "PrivatBank" will transfer UAH 20.4 billion in dividends to the budget (70% of profit), and "Oschadbank" – UAH 4.8 billion (30%).
As noted, the decision for each company was made after consultations with supervisory boards and enterprise management – taking into account their financial status and restoration needs.