“I am sincerely grateful to the Supervisory Board for their proactive engagement, their presence in Kyiv, and their deep involvement in key processes. This level of participation enhances the Group’s overall effectiveness and reinforces Ukraine’s energy resilience,” said Roman Chumak, Acting Chairman of the Executive Board of Naftogaz Group.
A central focus of the discussions was strengthening coordination within the Group. During the joint meeting with Ukrnafta’s Supervisory Board, participants explored opportunities to deepen synergies across production, management, investment, and operations.
Key topics included boosting production, restoring damaged infrastructure, securing backup equipment, and advancing corporate governance in line with OECD standards.
As part of the ongoing CEO selection process, the Supervisory Board also interviewed candidates for the role.
Background: Naftogaz Group has already restored over half of output lost in February strikes.
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