Nova Poshta, part of the NOVA Group, increased its revenue by 32.5% year-on-year to UAH 50.3 billion in January–September 2026. Meanwhile, the estimated cost of restoring property damaged by Russian attacks or hostilities since the beginning of the full-scale invasion has exceeded UAH 2.1 billion.
According to a company statement, Nova Poshta delivered a total of 379 million parcels and freight shipments during the first nine months of 2026, including 25 million international shipments.
The total number of shipments processed increased by 9.1% compared with the same period in 2025.
Nova Poshta reported that its service network in Ukraine had reached 57,000 locations. Between January and September, the company opened 1,900 new branches and collection points and installed 5,700 parcel lockers.
By the end of September, its network comprised 17,300 branches and collection points and 39,700 parcel lockers.
Capital investment by the NOVA Group totalled UAH 2.9 billion in January–September 2026. Of this amount, UAH 1.2 billion was allocated to expanding and maintaining logistics capacity, UAH 680 million to developing the branch and parcel locker network, and UAH 531 million to upgrading the vehicle fleet and BDF swap-body containers.
During the same period, Nova Post expanded its international presence by entering the US and Canadian markets.
By the end of September, the company operated 1,200 service locations across Europe, with its largest networks in Moldova (754 locations), Poland (239) and the Czech Republic (51).
The statement also noted that NOVA Group companies paid more than UAH 15 billion in taxes and fees to Ukraine's state budget during the first nine months of 2026, an increase of 27% compared with the same period last year.
In October, company co-founder Volodymyr Popereshniuk said at the Business and New Challenges: Dialogues with NV event that Nova Poshta estimated its total losses from Russian attacks since the beginning of the full-scale invasion at approximately UAH 3 billion, including terminals lost in Russian-occupied territories.
At the time, the company explained that it was restructuring its logistics operations, reducing the number of parcels stored at individual terminals and accelerating deliveries to customers.
According to Nova Poshta's condensed interim financial statements, the company's net profit for January–September 2026 increased 1.7-fold year-on-year to UAH 2.6286 billion.
However, following an escalation of Russian attacks in the third quarter, Nova Poshta recorded a net loss of UAH 80.27 million, compared with a net profit of UAH 348.45 million in the same quarter of 2025.
During the first nine months of 2026, Nova Poshta also transported more than 37,000 tonnes of humanitarian aid.
The company allocated almost UAH 1.3 billion to social and charitable initiatives during this period, including UAH 28.12 million to support the military and maintain its Humanitarian Nova Poshta programme, as well as UAH 469.31 million in payments to employees serving in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Nova Poshta employed an average of 29,300 people in January–September 2026, compared with 27,600 during the same period in 2025.
By the end of September, its workforce had reached 35,200 employees, up from 32,000 a year earlier.
