Co-owner of ZPEK, Oleg Chykyda, spoke about the company's participation in the creation of the «Volyn» Veteran Reintegration Center and the role of business in supporting defenders. this is writing UNN.
The “Volyn” Veterans Reintegration Center has started operating at the Main Directorate of the National Police in Volyn Oblast. This center is a space for psychological, social, and professional adaptation for veterans and their family members. The ZPEK group of companies, led by Oleh Chykida, participated in the creation of the Center, viewing it as part of their understanding of business responsibility during the full-scale war.
Co-owner of the ZPEK group of companies Oleg Chikida emphasized that supporting veterans is a collective task of the state, society, and business, and the most important investment in wartime is investment in people.
“We often talk about investments in infrastructure, logistics, or energy security. But the most important investment today is an investment in people. The country's recovery begins with the recovery of those who defended it. That is why we supported the creation of this Center. Such initiatives help veterans receive the necessary support, adapt to civilian life, and move forward with confidence,” noted Oleg Chykyda.
Oleg Chykida heads ZPEK, which, alongside its main business, supports veteran and social initiatives in Ukraine.
In his opinion, today business It's not enough to just work and pay taxes; he needs to be present where real support is needed.
“Today, it's not enough to just work, pay taxes, and grow a company. Business needs to be present where real support is needed. The Veteran Reintegration Center in Volyn is exactly that kind of project, which has practical significance for people. We are talking about those who have gone through war, fulfilled their duty to the state, and today need attention, respect, and assistance in the process of returning to civilian life,” added Oleg Chikida.
The ZPEK notes that social responsibility during wartime should not be a declaration, but practical participation in projects that help people and communities, so supporting veteran initiatives remains one of the company's important areas of work.
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Oleg Chykida is the CEO and co-owner of the ZPEK group of companies, one of the leading importers of diesel fuel in Ukraine. The group began importing fuel in 2023 and by the end of 2025, it was among the top ten largest diesel fuel importers, ranking fifth among railway suppliers. In addition to its core business, ZPEK, under Oleg Chykida's leadership, supports social and veteran initiatives in Ukraine.
ZPEK, under the leadership of Oleh Chykida, is rapidly increasing its capacity while not forgetting to support communities.