PJSC Yuzhny, a leading grape producer in Ukraine, will pay UAH 7.301 million in dividends to its shareholders in 2024 at the rate of UAH 0.44 per ordinary share.
According to the company’s announcement in the information disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC), the company’s supervisory board made the decision at an extraordinary remote shareholders’ meeting.
The Supervisory Board noted that it would approve the list of persons entitled to receive dividends on January 13, 2025, and that they will be paid in the period from January 14 to June 27 of this year in the full amount in proportion to the share of each shareholder.
According to the Opendatabot resource, PJSC Yuzny is one of the top twenty grape producers in Ukraine and ranks 11th in the financial results of 2023.
Founded in 1998 in the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district of Odesa region, Yuzhny PrJSC specializes in growing grapes, grains, legumes and oilseeds.
In 2023, the company’s revenue amounted to UAH 23.85 million, net profit – UAH 5.271 million, debt obligations – UAH 11.378 million, assets are estimated at UAH 53.606 million. The authorized capital of the company is UAH 4.137 million. The company’s beneficiary is Danil Morshchagin.
On Friday, benchmark oil prices continued to rise after rising in the previous session.
This is due to both expectations of economic growth in China and, accordingly, an increase in demand for oil from the world’s largest importer, and a continued decline in US stocks, Trading Economics reports.
The market is also supported by forecasts of colder weather in many parts of the United States, MarketWatch notes.
Quotations for March futures for Brent on the London ICE Futures exchange as of 7:09 a.m. amounted to $76.08 per barrel, which is $0.14 (0.2%) higher than the level at the close of the previous trading. On Thursday, these contracts rose by $1.29 (1.7%) to $75.93 per barrel.
The price of February futures for WTI in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) in the morning rose by $0.23 (0.3%) to $73.34 per barrel. At the end of the previous session, the quotations of these contracts increased by $1.41 (2%) and reached $73.13 per barrel, which is the highest since mid-October, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
At the end of 2024, the price of Brent fell by 3.1%, while WTI remained virtually unchanged.
US oil inventories fell by 1.178 million barrels in the week ended December 27, the US Department of Energy said on Thursday. They declined for the sixth consecutive week.
Gasoline reserves increased by 7.717 million barrels, distillate reserves – by 6.406 million barrels.
A number of foreign leaders wanted to keep Ukrainian refugees who have found jobs and pay taxes in their countries, but return to Ukraine those who are recipients of social assistance, while Ukraine is interested in returning everyone – both those who work and those who do not, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
“They (some foreign leaders – IF-U) themselves differentiated Ukrainians. I’m sorry, but this is how it is – I have all these conversations with them. They count their money, how much they spend annually to support Ukrainians abroad, but those Ukrainians who do not work – they say: you take them away,” he said in an interview with the National Telethon on Thursday evening.
Zelenskiy noted that these leaders and representatives of foreign governments are afraid to publicly voice this position.
“But I will return everyone, not (only) those who do not work for you,” Zelensky emphasized.
He noted that he is asking his partners for “a little more air defense,” and then he is ready to call all Ukrainian refugees to return.
According to the president, after the hot phase of the war is over, a large number of people will want to return. This will be facilitated by the large-scale reconstruction of Ukraine, which will “receive a lot of money”: from business, from frozen Russian assets, from the budget, which will reduce military spending.
“People will come to work… Large projects like the restoration of Ukraine will be supported by a large number of jobs. It is desirable that these are Ukrainians, I think, first of all, they will be Ukrainians,” Zelensky emphasized.
According to updated UNHCR data, the number of Ukrainian refugees in Europe as of December 16 this year was estimated at 6.254 million, and in the world as a whole – at 6.814 million, which is 28 thousand more than on November 18 this year.
According to Eurostat, as of October 31, 2024, 4.2 million citizens who fled Ukraine as a result of the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022, had temporary protection status in the EU. Germany remains the country with the largest number of refugees from Ukraine in the EU and the world by a growing margin – 1 million 140.71 thousand at the end of October, or 27.2% of the total number of beneficiaries in the EU. The top three also includes Poland – 983.88 thousand, or 23.4%, and the Czech Republic – 379.37 thousand, or 9.0%. This is followed by Spain (221.90 thousand), Romania (175.31 thousand), and Italy (165.68 thousand).
Exports of grains and oilseeds from Ukraine, mln tons
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War-affected children of Kyiv region will have a vacation and recuperate in Spain, reports Kyivska OVA.
This is stipulated by the Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation between the Kyiv Regional State Administration and the association ASOCIACIÓN VICHE, which operates in the Spanish Asturias. The document was signed by the acting head of Kyiv OVA Mykola Kalashnik and the president of the association Cristina Pechena, according to the message in the Telegram on Thursday evening.
The memorandum talks about joint projects related to the organization of recreation, social adaptation and psychological rehabilitation of children from the Kiev region.
The children are ready to receive for 2 months Spanish families. They will provide their welfare, training in local educational institutions, leisure time. And will also support them after their return to Ukraine.
“I am grateful for such important initiatives, because our children, who live in constant stress, really need such mental unloading. The idea of the project is not just about organizing a vacation for them. It’s about emotional connection: from caring for a particular child to activating support for Ukraine as a whole,” emphasized Kalashnik.
