Okwine and Wine Hunters Suffered Losses of Over ₴700 Million Due to Attacks by the Russian Federation

The Okwine wine store chain and the importer-distributor Wine Hunters reported the consequences of massive enemy attacks, which damaged their infrastructure. The total amount of damages, according to preliminary estimates, exceeds 700 million UAH.

According to the company, since July 2026, Okwine and Wine Hunters have suffered four direct enemy strikes.

As a result of the attacks, three warehouses and one data center were damaged. The company estimates the damages at more than 700 million hryvnias.

At the same time, the company emphasizes that the most important outcome of its timely actions during air raid alerts was that no employees were injured.

Despite significant financial losses and damage to infrastructure, the company does not plan to lay off employees.

“Despite the losses, we do not plan any layoffs. Our greatest asset is our people. Therefore, the company will find all the necessary solutions to preserve what matters most—our team,” the chain stated in an official announcement.

Okwine notes that it continues to work on restoring operational processes and supply chains. The company is also striving to ensure business stability and preserve jobs for its team.

Despite property damage and logistical challenges, Okwine and Wine Hunters continue to restore damaged infrastructure and operational activities.

This was reported by Okwine’s press service.

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As a reminder, at least two people were killed in Kyiv as a result of the nighttime attack.

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