In 2025, DCH Group companies paid UAH 2,645.27 million in tax payments. This is almost UAH 376 million more than in the same period of 2024. Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, the total amount of taxes paid by DCH Group companies has exceeded UAH 8.76 billion.
The largest increase in tax payments was recorded by Bank Credit Dnipro, which paid UAH 664 million, UAH 277 million more than in 2024. Insurance company INGO paid almost UAH 413 million in taxes, while ORANTA paid almost UAH 380 million in taxes and other payments to the state budget and public funds — UAH 150 million and UAH 163 million more, respectively, than a year earlier.
In 2025, DCH Group acquired joint control of the Kasta marketplace. Kasta’s tax payments for the reporting period amounted to almost UAH 58 million.
Banking and Insurance
Bank Credit Dnipro continued to provide financing to businesses and individuals, including through the government-backed Affordable Loans 5–7–9% and eOselia programs. Since 2022, the bank has doubled its loan portfolio. Despite the destruction of its head office in Kyiv in a missile strike on August 28, 2025, the bank maintained uninterrupted operations.
As part of the bank’s partnership with Kasta, the Kasta SuperApp was launched in 2025, combining online shopping and banking services in a single application.
INGO’s gross written premiums increased by 48% year-on-year to UAH 5.05 billion. Insurance claims paid amounted to UAH 2.21 billion, up 41% from the previous year. The company’s net profit increased by 33% to UAH 348 million.
ORANTA’s gross written premiums increased by 58% to UAH 3.73 billion, while insurance claims paid rose by 76% to UAH 1.15 billion. The company’s assets increased by 55% to UAH 3.55 billion, while the number of active insurance policies grew by 21% to 2.9 million.
Industry and Real Estate
In 2025, Rolling Mill No. 2 of Dnipro Metallurgical Plant (DMZ) produced 35.7 thousand tonnes of metal products, 10.8% below target. The plant’s operations were affected by war-related risks, increased imports of metal products, and rising energy and rail transportation costs.
DMZ completed a project launched in 2023 to convert Rolling Mill No. 2 to continuous-cast billets, helping reduce production costs.
At Sukha Balka mine, 980 thousand tonnes of crude ore were extracted and 886 thousand tonnes of marketable ore were produced. These figures exceeded the targets by 5.4% and 4.2%, respectively. Production remained at 2024 levels, while mining volumes stood at approximately 30% of pre-war levels. The main constraints were a shortage of skilled personnel, restrictions on energy consumption, and shrinking sales markets.
In October 2025, a solar power plant was commissioned at one of the mine’s facilities to supply electricity to production equipment.
In the commercial real estate segment, Karavan signed 49 new lease agreements in 2025, covering a total area of more than 7,500 sq. m.
Charity and Support for Ukraine’s Defense Forces
In 2025, DCH Group’s businesses actively supported charitable initiatives aimed at assisting people affected by the war, invested in educational and social projects, and systematically allocated resources to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine, providing military personnel with essential equipment and vehicles. The Group also participated in volunteer initiatives.
From 2022 through 2026, DCH Group businesses spent more than UAH 202 million on support for the Defense Forces and humanitarian programs.
As of today, DCH Group employs 6,973 people. 879 Group employees have joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Sadly, 73 of them have been killed.
About DCH
DCH Investment Management is a financial and industrial group of companies managing investments in ore mining, metallurgy, engineering, real estate, insurance, banking, and hospitality.
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