Ukraine’s OKKO to rebrand 76% of its retail network in 2021

OKKO’s upgrading plans will reach 330 sites out of 410 the company currently operates in Ukraine, announced Founder and Head of OKKO Group.

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By the end of 2021, Ukraine’s OKKO will upgrade with a new image around 76% of the company’s total network of gas stations in the country, announced Founder and Head of OKKO Group, Vitaly Antonov, in an interview published on OKKO’s official website.

OKKO’s rebranding plans for 2021 will reach 330 sites out of 410 the company currently operates in Ukraine. In addition to the revamp of external elements at the locations, 97 fuel stations will also integrate solar panels, according to Antonov.

OKKO’s investment plans for next year also include the launching of 5 new fuel stations in Ukraine, Antonov added.

A subsidiary of the OKKO Group (Galnaftogaz Concern), OKKO is today one of the largest filling networks in Ukraine with 410 facilities. OKKO also operates the largest network of on-road catering establishments under the brands Hot café, A la minute, Pasta Mia and Meiwei.