Ukraine: OKKO launches new fuel station in Kharkiv

The opening raises the company’s footprint to 26 sites in the Kharkiv region, and to 415 for its total network.

Ukraine’s filling station network OKKO launched a new fuel station in Kharkiv, raising the company’s footprint to 26 sites in the Kharkiv region, and to 415 in its total network nationwide, according to a company’s press release.

The new filling station has 6 fuel dispensers with 5 types of fuel, including Pulls 95, Pulls Diesel and a gas filling point. The facility also includes a convenience store with cafe, warm food and ready meals.

Kharkiv site is OKKO’s fifth new opening in its filing station network this year. Previous last openings had place in Bila Tserkva, Dnipro, Odessa, and Liviv, in January, June and July.

A subsidiary of the OKKO Group (Galnaftogaz Concern), OKKO also operates the largest network of on-road catering establishments under the brands Hot café, A la minute, Pasta Mia and Meiwei.