Earn on investments in the agricultural sector of Ukraine 

The minimum investment in the current round is UAH 50,000 for individuals and UAH 100,000 for legal entities.

The main return for investors is the growth in the value of their ownership share. By investing, you become a co-owner of a working, growing business. As the project expands and its capitalization increases, so does the value of your share.

For example, between 2020 and the end of 2024, the estimated value of the project increased by 1.7 times, this growth reflects your capital gain.

In addition, investors may receive annual dividends, depending on the company’s profits and the decision of the general meeting of participants.

So when you invest, you’re primarily counting on long-term capital growth. Dividends are an added benefit.

The project acts as your tax agent, meaning taxes are automatically withheld and paid to the state. Your income is tax-optimized: 5% personal income tax + 5% military levy.

If you invest before September 30, 2026, you first sign a loan agreement and receive guaranteed income of 10% annually until that date.

Dividend payouts are determined by the general meeting of investors.

The project started in 2017, and the investment program launched in 2020. From the beginning, we were transparent: dividends were initially planned only for 2025, allowing time to grow the business.

However, thanks to strong performance in 2021, investors received early dividends of 12.56% in 2022.

Following the 2023 financial results, and with investor approval, profits were reinvested into business development to scale the project and grow its value.

So dividends are not “skipped”, they are managed strategically. The goal is always to balance current rewards and long-term growth. All decisions are made jointly, based on what’s best for the business at the time.

We’ll be sad to see you go, especially since we expect share value to grow 2–3x by 2030.

But if you decide to exit, simply contact our investment team, and we’ll help facilitate the sale of your share as quickly as possible.

Inflation: offset by rising milk and product prices. As revenue grows with the market, investor returns remain competitive.

Weather conditions: managed through precise planning and expert agronomy. This ensures flexibility and minimizes production losses.

Economic uncertainty: addressed through diversification. The project doesn’t rely on a single income stream. We generate revenue from milk production, processing, feed manufacturing, grants, education, and veterinary services. This diversified model provides built-in stability, even in times of turbulence.

No. The project operates in Ukraine, and all financial, legal, and tax activities are conducted in Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH) as required by national law.

However, you can easily convert foreign currency into UAH through your bank and proceed with your investment transparently.

The project has multiple revenue streams, which ensures both resilience and growth:

1. Milk sales are the core business. Produced by both family farms and the industrial farm.

2. Dairy processing. Production of craft cheeses, yogurts, bottled milk, butter, and sour cream. These high-value products generate greater margins per liter.

3. Feed production. Since 2023, we have operated our own feed center supplying quality cattle feed. Green crops are cultivated by our agronomy team, using modern techniques and a focus on nutritional value. This lowers production costs and creates an internal feed market.

4. Retail chain. Branded stores sell directly to consumers, bypassing intermediaries.

5. The Dairy Farmer School trains new participants in our farming ecosystem.

6. Grants and support programs help farmers develop infrastructure and launch new projects.

It’s more than a business, it’s a complete agricultural ecosystem, which creates stable income and long-term growth for investors.

The valuation is based on the income approach, specifically the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) method.

This approach forecasts the company’s future profits and discounts them to present value using the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC), which factors in risk, inflation, and capital cost.

DCF shows how much the company is worth today as a future profit generator and is a key tool for making informed investment decisions.