Foxtrot summed up the first month of work in wartime

During the military operations, the retailer remains the largest working electronics seller in Ukraine, keeps jobs, retains most services, has opened 4 points for IDPs and issued assistance for almost UAH 6 million, satisfying about 500 requests from Ukrainians

Foxtrot summed up the results of work on business preservation and assistance to Ukraine in the first missions of the war. According to the Foxtrot’s CEO Oleksii Zozulia, the company has set itself 4 tasks since the first days of the war and created a headquarters for their implementation.

Task 1: to continue the operations of the Foxtrot network, where there are no direct hostilities, minimize losses from hostilities, keep jobs and help employees with evacuation.

With the beginning of hostilities, Foxtrot created a reserve office in Lviv, which became the center of anti-crisis work and the logistics center of the company.

"We have chosen a strategy to "work", support the economy, fuel it with money, organize processes that are inherent in peacetime.".

Result: 105 Foxtrot stores operating in Ukraine, which is 60% of the pre-war number of outlets in the network. A third of the staff continues to work in stores and on the service, about a hundred employees are in the ranks 

of territorial defense and the Armed Forces, the company retains their jobs and wages. The company additionally transferred UAH 5 million of tax to the state budget. Together with PrivatBank at all outlets, the company organized the service "Cash withdrawal up to 6000 UAH" (subject to the available amount at the cash desk).

Task 2: to organize the synergy of world electronics sellers to strengthen the economy and provide humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.

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