Nova Poshta suffers UAH 3 bln in war losses since Russian invasion – co-founder
Nova Poshta, part of the Nova group, estimates its losses from Russian attacks since the start of the full-scale invasion at approximately UAH 3 billion, including losses involving terminals in occupied territories, the company's co-founder Volodymyr Popereshniuk said at the Business and New Challenges.
Nova Poshta, owned by co-founder Volodymyr Popereshniuk, has suffered an estimated UAH 3 billion in losses since Russia's full-scale invasion began, according to Popereshniuk's comments at a Business and New Challenges: Dialogues with NV event. The company's losses include terminals operating in occupied territories. Popereshniuk noted that the company is actively reorganizing its logistics, reducing parcel volume per terminal and accelerating deliveries to counteract the impact of missile strikes, which primarily cause fires.
His team monitors air raid alerts and the overall situation to respond swiftly to threats. To mitigate risks, Nova Poshta is also expanding its services into Moldova, the Czech Republic, Poland, and other regions, including the United States.
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