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«O-Digital» without competitors earns millions from state enterprises. The IT company won public procurements for 695 million UAH: main customers are Naftogaz, Ukrhydroenergo, and security agencies.
The company participated in 337 procedures. The first proposal was submitted on 1 December 2022, three years after the state registration on 6 October 2019-th, and the first contract was signed already on 28 December 2022-th.
Currently the company operates in:
Main specialization is services related to systems and software support, software packages for document creation and office automation, servers, database systems, workstations, operating systems, and IT consulting services.
The largest contract sums fall to Naftogaz group companies and other strategic state structures:
Among other notable customers are the Feofania Clinical Hospital, State Enterprise «Ukrainian Special Systems», Defence Ministry enterprises, «Lesi Ukrayiny» (Forests of Ukraine), «Energoatom», «Sense Bank», State Customs Service, the Main Service Center of the MIA, and divisions of the SBU.
Most signed contracts have been fulfilled successfully (71), another 49 are in status “signed.” Five contracts were terminated with payments, three were canceled.
The firm is owned and led by Oleksandr Lyashenko. According to the analytical system «YouControl», by the end of 2022 year the firm was part of the «Universal Investment Group» of businessman Vitaliy Antonov (the Okko chain of gas stations). At that time Oleksandr Lyashenko had only 20% in the firm, and 80% belonged to the company «Financial End Investment Energy Establishment» from Liechtenstein. The ultimate beneficiary was Vitaliy Antonov himself.
Until 2021 year this firm was called «Okko-Digital», and it was led by Andriy Krylyshyn.
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