SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE’S ARMED FORCES & CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
SYSTEMATIC SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE’S DEFENCE FORCES
More than UAH 2 billion has been allocated to supporting units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including the provision of specialised equipment and critical logistics support
TRANSPARENCY & FINANCIAL DISCIPLINE
Autostrada is one of the largest taxpayers in the road construction industry. We operate transparently, contribute to budgets at all levels, and undergo an annual independent audit of our financial statements in accordance with IFRS.
Taking care of the environment
Autostrada applies sustainable construction technologies and meets EU environmental standards. Modern filtration systems reduce emissions, while cold recycling enables material reuse, lowers resource consumption and cuts the carbon footprint.
Charity and Social Initiatives
Autostrada invests in society by supporting children and healthcare, promoting blood donation, sports and young talent, helping veterans and service members recover, and supporting landmark Ukrainian cultural and film projects.
SYSTEMATIC SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE’S DEFENCE FORCES
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Autostrada has provided sustained support to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, allocating more than UAH 2 billion to meet the needs of Ukrainian military units.
In particular, Autostrada provides ongoing support to:
• Logistics Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine,
• Centre Air Command,
• 3rd Separate Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine,
• 38th Separate Marine Corps Brigade,
• 59th Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade,
• Azov NGU Brigade,
• Khartiia NGU Brigade
• Azov Patronage Service and other military units.
At the same time, thousands of our colleagues continue to work under exceptionally challenging wartime conditions, building and restoring vital “roads of life” and rebuilding destroyed infrastructure — in some cases, at the cost of their own lives.
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HUMANITARIAN HELP
Humanitarian headquarters
From the first days of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Autostrada established a network of humanitarian aid centres to ensure the rapid delivery of essential assistance to the regions of Ukraine most severely affected by the war.
The company assumed full financial and logistical responsibility for transporting humanitarian supplies from EU countries and distributing them to areas affected by active hostilities.
During the first month of the full-scale war alone, Autostrada organised the delivery of 70 heavy-duty truckloads of humanitarian aid to cities at the epicentre of hostilities.