Raiffeisen Bank Aval, the Ukrainian branch of Raiffeisen Bank, filed a $ 123,900 lawsuit to the arbitration court of the Odessa region of Ukraine against the Agroinvestgroup agroholding. According to Raiffeisen Bank, Agroinvestgroup violated its obligations under the loan agreement with the bank.

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Gals Agro, an agroholding operating 35,000 hectares of farmland in the Kyiv and Chernihiv regions of Ukraine, plans to expand its pig farming business, area under perennial plantations, as well as the volume of sugar production in 2019.

In 2018, the company produced 3,200 tonnes of pork, and it is expecting to enlarge the pig herd by 15% in 2019....

The Ukrainian agroholding IMC put one of its subsidiaries, the Bobrovytskyi Bread Plant, up for sale. The total price is set at $ 315,000, while the plant’s equipment is estimated at $ 155,000. The plant occupies the area of 0.99 hectares in the town of Bobrovytsia in the Chernihiv region of Ukraine and has been out of operation since 2013.

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Rusagro, one of the largest Russian agroholdings, reported on the financial results for year 2018. The company’s net profit jumped 2.3 times to RUB 12.8 billion ($ 196 million), while the revenue increased 5% to RUB 83 billion ($ 1.27 billion). The EBITDA rose 16% to RUB 16.2 billion ($ 248 million). As for late 2018, the net debt equaled RUB 54.3...

KSG Agro, a Ukraine-based agroholding, is to put into operation a new facility for 714 sows at its pig farm in the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine within 2019. The estimated volume of investment will reach UAH 11 million ($416,230). So far, the farm produces up to 10,000 piglets per month. With the launch of the facility, the farm’s production...

TAS Agro, a Ukraine-based agroholding engaged in crop production, plans to increase its freight fleet up to 10,000 hopper cars in the next 5-7 years. For this purpose, TAS Agro plans to attract foreign investors. Currently, the company owns 1,200 grain hoppers and 160 open wagons.                                                                    ...

EkoNiva, the largest Russian producer of raw milk, plans to start the construction of two dairy farms in the Stupinsky district of the Moscow region of Russia in spring 2019. Each farm will be designed for 3,000 cows, with a total production capacity of 200 tonnes of milk per day. The total volume of investment in both farms is estimated at RUB 6...