Gasoline Imports in Ukraine Reached 196,000 Tons in July

In July, Ukrainian importers brought in 196,000 tons of gasoline, setting a record for the past 12 months. The transition to the E10 standard and changes in supply geography did not hinder the market's fuel supply. The main exporting countries were Lithuania (56,100 tons, +16% compared to July 2025), Poland (51,700 tons, +68%), Greece (25,000 tons), and Germany (21,000 tons, +78%). Lithuania and Poland accounted for 55% of all imported fuel, with over 50% of the total import (97,000 tons) produced by companies of the Orlen group. Among Ukrainian companies, the largest volumes of gasoline were imported by OKKO (47,000 tons), Ukrnafta (43,000 tons, +73%), and UPG (25,200 tons, +50%). The import of high-octane gasoline A-98/100 increased by 88% compared to July 2025, totaling 5,700 tons. On August 6, wholesale prices for diesel fuel in Ukraine decreased for the first time in the last month, reducing the risk of its price rising to 100 UAH per liter.

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