The central Ukrainian warehouse of German automotive lubricants and chemicals manufacturer LIQUI MOLY was completely destroyed in a Russian missile strike overnight, the company's official importer in Ukraine said.
"Tonight, our central product warehouse in Ukraine was completely destroyed by fire as a result of an enemy attack. Most importantly, all of our employees are safe, and no one was injured. The enemy destroyed tonnes of products, but it cannot destroy our team, our reputation, or our belief in Ukraine. We are not stopping for a single moment," LIQUI MOLY Ukraine said in a statement.
The company said it has already begun working to restore supplies.
"We are regrouping, establishing new delivery routes, and will do everything possible to ensure our partners and customers receive the oils, lubricants, and automotive chemicals they need as quickly as possible," the statement said.
Founded in 1957, Germany's LIQUI MOLY manufactures motor oils, lubricants, additives, and automotive chemicals. The company produces more than 4,000 products in Germany and exports them to more than 130 countries.
LIQUI MOLY's official importer and exclusive distributor in Ukraine is Kyiv-based Kamion-Oil LLC.
According to corporate data, Kamion-Oil reported a net profit of UAH 49.6 million in 2025, up 3.3% from the previous year, while net revenue increased 18.6% to UAH 404.3 million.
