In late April, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the dividend payout ratios for state-owned companies based on 2025 results. Total revenues to the state budget will amount to nearly UAH 50 billion.
The largest contribution comes from JSC "NNEG "Energoatom" – UAH 9.344 billion (50% of net profit), which is the largest amount among all state-owned companies in the energy sector. Next are Ukrhydroenergo – UAH 6.285 billion, GTS Operator of Ukraine – UAH 4.218 billion, Naftogaz of Ukraine – UAH 970 million, and Market Operator – UAH 30.5 million.
The order, published on the website of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, details the financial and operational results of JSC "NNEG "Energoatom" for 2025 and the procedure for paying dividends. According to the document, the company transfers over UAH 9.3 billion to the budget.
The document notes that, according to the approved annual report, which covers separate and consolidated financial statements and takes into account the conclusions of an independent auditor, the company’s net profit for 2025 amounts to UAH 18,688,306,075.
The government has determined that half of this amount — UAH 9,344,153,037.5 — is subject to payment as dividends to the state budget. The remaining 50% of the profit, in the same amount, will be allocated to finance the company’s activities in accordance with its statutory objectives. Specifically, the funds will be used for measures to ensure physical protection and reinforce defensive structures at nuclear power facilities, as well as for the procurement of nuclear fuel.
A separate resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers established a schedule for dividend payments throughout 2026. By July 30, 2026, Energoatom must transfer UAH 5,606,492,000, and from August through December — UAH 747,532,000 monthly.
Thus, Energoatom remains not only a key electricity producer but also one of the state’s largest financial contributors, ensuring stable budget revenues while simultaneously directing significant resources toward strengthening Ukraine’s energy security and the resilience of its critical infrastructure.
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