The Russians destroyed LIQUI MOLY’s central warehouse
5 August 16:09
The central product warehouse of LIQUI MOLY, a German manufacturer of automotive lubricants, oils, and car care products, in Ukraine was completely destroyed by a Russian missile strike early Wednesday morning, according to LIQUI MOLY Ukraine’s official importer, as reported by "Komersant Ukrainian".
“Last night, as a result of an enemy strike, our central warehouse in Ukraine was completely destroyed by fire. Most importantly, our employees are safe; no one was injured. The enemy destroyed tons of products, but it cannot destroy our team, our reputation, or our faith in Ukraine. We won’t stop for a single moment,” the company said.
It is noted that the LIQUI MOLY team is already working to restore shipments.
“We are regrouping, establishing new delivery routes, and will do everything possible to ensure our partners and customers receive the oils, lubricants, and automotive chemicals they need as quickly as possible,” the statement reads.
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What We Know About LIQUI MOLY Ukraine
The German company LIQUI MOLY, founded in 1957, specializes in the production of motor oils, automotive chemicals, lubricants, and additives. The brand’s products are manufactured in Germany and sold in more than 150 countries worldwide.
In Ukraine, “Kamion-Oil” LLC (Kyiv) has been the official importer and exclusive distributor of LIQUI MOLY for many years. According to YouControl, the company was registered in 1997 and is jointly owned by Kyiv residents Oleksandr Parkanskyi and Olga Hutsul.
In 2025, the company reported a net profit of 49.6 million UAH (up 3.3% from the previous year) on the back of an 18.6% increase in net revenue to 404.3 million UAH.
“Kamion-Oil” represents several global brands of automotive products on the market, including LIQUI MOLY, as well as Petrofer (professional technical products) and Pressol (lubrication tools).
In Ukraine, LIQUI MOLY is engaged in:
- the sale of engine and transmission oils;
- the sale of fuel and oil additives;
- the sale of automotive cosmetics and car care products;
- collaborating with auto service centers, dealers, and retail stores.
As a reminder, on the night of August 5, Russia launched strikes not only against civilians but also against Ukrainian businesses. In particular, “Epicenter,” Rozetka, and “Nova Poshta” were targeted by the Russians.
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