Foxtrot opens new store in Dnipro
Omnichannel retailer Foxtrot on Thursday opened a new store in Dnipro at the MOST-city shopping and entertainment center, the company's press service said.
Omnichannel retailer Foxtrot inaugurated a new store in Dnipro on Thursday, marking the addition of its fourth location in the city. The 700-square-meter store, situated at MOST-city shopping and entertainment center, replaces its previous location at 2 Lamana Street. Foxtrot CEO Yuriy Polishchuk emphasized that the company is redefining what a modern store in a large city should be, considering the risks of a frontline region.
The new store boasts key features such as an accessible service hub, brand zones from leading manufacturers, and a broad premium-segment assortment. Notably, it includes two Apple brand zones and premium television lines from Hisense and Samsung. Large appliances are provided by Samsung, Bosch, Whirlpool, and Hisense, while small household appliances and beauty products are offered by brands like De Longhi, Philips, Tefal, and Braun.
Additionally, the store has been operational since early September after the company renovated a location in Kyiv's Gorodok Gallery shopping center. Foxtrot continues to expand its online presence, with active online stores and mobile applications, and has a presence on three marketplaces: monomarket, ALLO, and Kasta. As of September 2026, the retailer operates 128 stores across 68 Ukrainian cities, with ongoing development of its omnichannel model.
Foxtrot is one of Ukraine's largest omnichannel retail chains by store count and electronics and household appliance sales. Founded by Ukrainian businessmen Hennadiy Vykhodtsev and Valeriy Makovetsky, the company reported a 28.7% revenue increase in 2025, reaching UAH 19 billion, and a nearly fivefold increase in net profit to UAH 35.2 million.
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