As of April 2026, the Ukrainian “White Business Club” has 8,991 members, which has grown by 18% since the end of 2025 and has significantly expanded its presence in key sectors of the economy. According to data of the State Tax Service, this list includes companies and individual entrepreneurs that meet the requirements of tax transparency, submit reports, pay taxes honestly and have no ties to Russia.
Among the participants, the largest share is occupied by trade and repair of transport, where 1,773 enterprises operate, which is 21% of the total. Almost next to this indicator is the agricultural sector: 1,652 companies, or 20%, represent one of the most noticeable sectors of the Ukrainian economy. The processing industry ranks third with 1,453 businesses, which make up 17% of the list.
The club’s 18% growth shows that both large corporations and entrepreneurs with smaller scale activities are included in the list. There are 581 individual entrepreneurs on the list, so the club’s structure is not limited to large companies with multi-billion dollar turnover.
Among the participants of the “White Business Club”, 34 companies were included in the Opendatabot Index 2026. This group includes “ATB-Market” with revenue of UAH 247.3 billion, “Dniprovskiy Energeticheny Uslugi” with UAH 31.8 billion, “Kyiv Regional EC” with UAH 31.6 billion, “Myronivska Ptakhofabrak” with UAH 27.3 billion and “Interpipe Niko Tube” with UAH 23.7 billion.
A significant part of the list is formed by companies associated with large financial and industrial groups. Such structures include 100 members of the club, and another 124 companies have ties to them. The ATB group is the most represented, which includes 9 companies with a total income of over UAH 273 billion.
ATB is followed by Zakhidnadraservice, where 7 companies have a total income of UAH 6.77 billion. The MHP group is represented by 6 companies with a total income of UAH 39.78 billion. The Pinchuk group and the Suprunenko brothers’ group also make up the top five in terms of representation.
Against the background of the total number of participants, three sectors stand out the most: trade, agribusiness, and processing, since together they cover more than half of the club. This structure shows which industries have the largest number of companies that meet the criteria for tax openness and transparent work.
