The Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority has reported its financial results for the first half of 2025. Despite the challenging wartime conditions and a decline in cargo flows, the enterprise maintained financial stability and met its approved performance targets.
From January to June, USPA’s net income amounted to UAH 2.8 billion, representing 97% of the financial plan. Net profit reached UAH 922.2 million, exceeding the planned result by 7%. Contributions to budgets at all levels totalled UAH 2.027 billion, or 99% of the plan, providing significant revenues for the state and local communities.
These results demonstrate the resilience and efficiency of the enterprise under conditions of protracted war. Meeting the financial plan amid declining cargo volumes confirms USPA’s ability to sustain stability in the port sector, fulfil obligations to the state, and preserve the economic role of maritime infrastructure in supporting exports and budget revenues.
“Meeting the financial plan under conditions of reduced cargo flows and constant threats is not just a matter of figures in a report. It is proof that Ukraine’s port system can operate smoothly and efficiently even in wartime. This is the outcome of the coordinated work of thousands of people. We safeguard stability today to provide a foundation for recovery and growth tomorrow,” noted at the enterprise.
