The premium retailer Goodwine earned a record-breaking nearly 400 million hryvnias during the war
29 April 13:11
Goodwine, a premium retail chain in the capital operating through its key legal entity, Bureau of Wines LLC, ended 2025 with record financial results. The company increased its revenue to over 5.1 billion UAH and its net profit to 397 million UAH. This is according to data from OpenDataBot, as reported by
According to OpenDataBot data, in 2025, Bureau of Wines LLC’s revenue amounted to UAH 5.106 billion, which is 12.3% more than the previous year. Net profit rose to UAH 397.1 million, and profitability reached 7.78%. This is one of the company’s best results in recent years.
For comparison, in 2024, the company generated UAH 4.544 billion in revenue and UAH 374.3 million in net profit. Accordingly, Goodwine continues to scale up even amid war, inflation, and expensive imports.
With the start of the war
In 2022, following the start of the full-scale invasion, the company’s revenue fell to 2.306 billion UAH, and net profit turned negative— a loss of 65 million UAH. It was then that the business faced the consequences of a missile strike on its warehouse facilities.
Specifically, in May 2022, a Russian missile strike completely destroyed GoodWine’s warehouse in the village of Stoyanka, Bucha District, Kyiv Region. The warehouse covered an area of 10,000 square meters. It stored wine, spirits, food, beer, water, and soft drinks, as well as home accessories, books, and decor.
“There were 1.6 million bottles of wine in the warehouse, including 15,000 collectible bottles,” the company reported at the time.
By 2023, the company had returned to growth: revenue rose to 3.745 billion UAH, and net profit recovered to 357 million UAH.
In 2025, the company continued to expand its assets—to 2.628 billion UAH, increased its workforce to 791 employees, and the average pre-tax salary reached 90,500 UAH per month.
Goodwine traditionally operates in a niche but high-spending segment of the premium retail market: imported wine, delicacies, gourmet foods, and restaurant and bakery formats.
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