"Ukrposhta" has begun selling electronics at its branches
The national postal operator “Ukrposhta” has launched a new line of business by beginning to sell electronics at its branches. For Ukrainian retailers, this has opened up the opportunity to enter the markets of small and frontline communities, where opening full-scale brick-and-mortar stores is impractical or dangerous.
The “Citrus” chain of stores became the project’s first partner. Customers can order smartphones, headphones, small household appliances, and accessories from printed or electronic catalogs directly from postal workers.
Delivery takes 2–5 business days at a flat rate of 50 hryvnias. Thanks to its network of 26,000 service points and mobile branches, Ukrposhta ensures access to goods even in the most remote corners of the country.
This was reported by JSC Ukrposhta.
As a reminder, Ukrposhta is eliminating the 45-hryvnia surcharge for delivery to rural areas via mobile branches. At the same time, the company is raising the rate for courier delivery.
“Ukrposhta” has suspended operations at its last stationary branch in the frontline town of Druzhkivka in Donetsk Oblast due to constant Russian shelling and the threat to employees and local residents.
