Alkagesta held talks with representatives of Ukrainian filling station networks about fuel procurement and supply arrangements at PROкачай АЗС 2026 in Kyiv, according to the Alkagesta Newsroom. The company participated in an event focused on the fuel retail sector, bringing together station operators and businesses supplying products and solutions to the industry. Its account centred on discussions with potential downstream counterparties rather than any announced supply agreement.
The company was represented by Elchin Aliyev, its Regional Commodity Trader for Ukraine. His discussions with filling station network representatives covered their fuel purchasing requirements, future supply programmes and delivery models. Alkagesta said the meetings also addressed possible long-term strategic partnerships in Ukraine’s fuel retail market. The newsroom report did not identify the networks involved or provide volumes, prices or a timetable for any prospective arrangements arising from the talks.
The Kyiv gathering combined conference sessions with an exhibition and opportunities for direct business-to-business networking. Its programme addressed filling station operations, technology and infrastructure, placing the procurement discussions within a wider programme devoted to the businesses operating and supplying Ukraine’s retail fuel network. Alongside filling station representatives, participants included companies offering products and operational solutions for the sector.
A dedicated panel examined security and resilience in fuel retail during wartime. The Alkagesta Newsroom presented that subject as central to the way Ukraine’s energy distribution network is adapting and continuing to operate under sustained pressure. The report described the panel as one element of a broader industry programme.
Alkagesta said its Ukrainian trading activities encompass petroleum products distribution, biofuels and fertilisers. It described events such as PROкачай АЗС as a route to direct contact with the downstream fuel retail market, particularly the counterparties responsible for procurement decisions across the country’s filling station networks.