The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) approved on April 17 a €25 million long-term corporate loan for the Rozetka group, including €20 million for Rozetka.ua LLC in Ukraine and €5 million for Rozetka EU LLC in Poland, according to the institution’s materials.
As noted, €10 million of this amount is intended to finance the working capital of the group’s Ukrainian and Polish operations, while the bank may provide up to an additional €15 million for working capital and potential capital investments in Ukraine and Poland.
The project will receive partial first-loss risk coverage from the European Union under the Ukraine Investment Framework (UIF), which supports “green” investments in key sectors of the economy and contributes to reconstruction during the war.
According to the bank’s assessment, the project will also support the reintegration of veterans and other vulnerable groups. The “green” component of the financing includes the purchase of energy-efficient household appliances.
The loan will provide the Rozetka group with longer-term financing not available on the local market, support the development of its early-stage expansion in Poland, and help strengthen HR policies, skills development, and women’s participation in the company.
As previously reported, according to YouControl, companies within the Rozetka group generated a combined revenue of 30.2 billion UAH in January–September 2025, accounting for 76% of the total revenue of the 10 largest online retailers.
