Russian attack destroyed warehouses with PUMA and INTERTOP goods

As a result of a Russian ballistic missile attack on the night of August 5, logistics facilities where PUMA and INTERTOP goods were stored were completely destroyed. Employees of both companies were not injured.

PUMA reported the complete destruction of its logistics complex with the brand's products. Due to the loss of inventory, shortages of certain goods may occur in Ukraine in the coming weeks, and possibly months.

The company is already working on restoring supplies and trying to bring the full range back to sale as soon as possible. The PUMA team was not harmed during the attack.

INTERTOP Ukraine reported the destruction of its main warehouse, where the company's goods were stored. This refers to the high‑tech DENKA LOGISTICS complex, which had been the main logistics hub for the MTI Group since 2009.

Tens of thousands of orders were dispatched daily from this warehouse to customers all over Ukraine. Along with the building, the company lost a significant portion of its inventory, equipment, and logistics infrastructure.

INTERTOP noted that there were no fatalities or injuries among employees. The company is assessing the impact of the strike and restructuring operational processes to minimize customer delays.

During the massive attack on August 5, Russian forces also struck a number of other large commercial and logistics facilities. Earlier, Kurs.com.ua reported on the destruction of the NOVUS logistics center and two distribution centers of "Silpo".

In addition, Rozetka, "Nova Poshta" and "Epicentr" facilities were destroyed or damaged, along with the central warehouse for automotive oils and car chemicals of Liqui Moly.

Based on materials from: PUMA, INTERTOP Ukraine