The NOVA Group is intensifying its focus on the Canadian market as part of its international expansion. This was announced in the official press release for Nova Summit 2026, where the company unveiled its new global strategy and identified Canada as one of the key markets for the further development of its international logistics operations.
In the announcement, NOVA notes that among its key growth areas are the development of its own network in Europe and the launch of exports of Ukrainian goods to Europe, the U.S., and Canada. The company also confirmed its overall ambition to become one of the top 20 global logistics players by 2030.
At the same time, the statement about entering the Canadian market by the end of 2026 had already appeared in media reports of a speech by NOVA co-owner Vyacheslav Klimov at the Nova Summit. In particular, Delo.ua, citing Forbes, reports that the group’s plans for 2026 include opening its first branch in Canada.
This is an important clarification, as NOVA already has a presence in Canada at the corporate infrastructure level. The official website of Nova Global Canada lists the Canadian legal entity NOVA GLOBAL CA LTD and the office address in Toronto. Additionally, the company itself states that it has strategically located offices in Jersey City, Toronto, and Kyiv.
For customers, this means that Canada is not a new market for NOVA in the literal sense, but rather a market where the company can transition from a standalone international presence to a broader operational model. Such a transition may include local routes, the development of service infrastructure, and, likely, the opening of a physical service location. However, what is currently officially confirmed on the company’s website is the strategic focus on Canada, not a detailed rollout schedule.
Another argument in favor of the Canadian market already being integrated into the company’s international model is the existing delivery services. On the official Nova Poshta website, Canada is already listed among the international delivery destinations from Ukraine, and the base rate for this destination is listed as starting at 1,050 UAH on the international delivery rules page. On the rates page, Canada is also included among the global delivery destinations from Ukraine.