Shareholders of PJSC “Volodymyr-Volynskyi Poultry Farm” and JSC “Volodymyr-Volynskyi Agrarian Company” (Fedorivka village, Volyn region) and Avesterra Group plan to approve the results of financial and economic activities for 2025 and determine the procedure for distributing profits and losses at the annual general meeting on April 29, 2026.
According to a disclosure in the information disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC), PJSC “Volodymyr-Volynskyi Poultry Farm” will not pay dividends due to the absence of net profit for the previous year and plans to cover losses using future profits.
Meanwhile, shareholders of JSC “Volodymyr-Volynskyi Agrarian Company” plan to allocate 100% of net profit for 2025 to retained earnings. No dividend payments are planned for this asset either.
The agenda for the meetings of both companies, which will be held remotely via a survey, includes the approval of the reports of the executive bodies and supervisory boards for 2025, with their work deemed satisfactory.
According to financial indicators in the Opendatabot system, PJSC “Volodymyr-Volynskyi Poultry Farm” ended 2025 with a net loss of UAH 10.24 million (in 2024, profit amounted to UAH 23.07 million). The company’s net revenue for the reporting period fell by a factor of 3.2 to UAH 150.93 million. As of the end of last year, the company’s total assets amounted to UAH 1.45 billion, with a registered capital of UAH 154.92 million.
Meanwhile, in 2025, JSC “Volodymyr-Volynskyi Agrarian Company” increased its net profit by 39.4% compared to the previous year—to 14.39 million UAH. The company’s net revenue grew by 20.6% to UAH 55.74 million. The agricultural company’s assets are valued at UAH 309.89 million, and its authorized capital amounts to UAH 113.61 million.
Both enterprises are part of the Avesterra Group. The main shareholders of the companies are Mykhailo Dobkin, Dmytro Dobkin, Alla Dobkina, and Olena Dobkina, as well as the asset management company “Oreola” (the “Titul” and ‘Oreola’ funds) and “Stichting Administratiekantoor Seifdam.”
Agroholding Avesterra Group plans to invest around EUR300 million in the construction of new production facilities, incubators, parent flocks, and a biomethane plant over the next five years, company owner Dmytro Dobkin announced during the opening of a new site in Volyn on Tuesday.
“Investments in new poultry houses are part of a long-term strategy to modernize production in Ukraine. We have invested EUR15 million in this site, and this is only the first step. By 2028, we plan to build six such production sites with 20 poultry houses each and invest a total of about EUR 100 million. This will allow us to fully utilize our capacity and reach a production of about a quarter of a million broilers per day,” said the owner of Avesterra Group.
According to the company’s CEO, Svitlana Sobipan, the new facility, with an area of over 55,000 square meters, is located on 19 hectares and is equipped with modern German Big Dutchman equipment. Today, the group’s poultry division comprises 120 poultry houses, which provide for the rearing of up to 35.1 million birds per year.
“We are building the company systematically, with a focus on technology, biosafety, and consistent quality. Even in difficult times, we continue to implement strategic projects,” the CEO emphasized.
During the full-scale war, Avesterra Group invested over EUR 75 million in modernization. In 2025, the holding’s enterprises paid over UAH 500 million to budgets at all levels, and the total amount of tax deductions since the beginning of the invasion exceeded UAH 1.5 billion.
Avesterra Group is one of the leading chicken producers in Ukraine. The company is among the top four producers in the industry and provides a full production cycle: from grain cultivation to processing and logistics of finished products. The company employs over 1,500 people, operates 120 poultry houses, and has a modern meat processing complex with a capacity of 13,500 broilers per hour. The company’s products are represented on the Ukrainian market under the brands “Epicur” and “Chebaturochka” and on international markets under the brand Delika.
According to the results of 2025, Lutsk Agrarian Company (Avesterra Group) produced 56,003 thousand tons of products, which is 6.8% more than in 2024 (52,448 thousand tons), while net revenue grew by 28.2% to UAH 4.77 billion, the company’s press service told the Interfax-Ukraine news agency.
According to the company’s financial indicators, net profit for the year amounted to UAH 472.68 million, compared to UAH 408.63 million a year earlier.
The group’s press release notes that in 2025, approximately UAH 500 million in taxes were paid to budgets at all levels (approximately UAH 1.5 billion during the period of full-scale war).
“For us, being recognized as one of the best taxpayers is confirmation of our responsible approach to business. Avesterra Group will continue to operate transparently, supporting Ukraine’s food security,” emphasized the company’s CEO, Svitlana Sobipan.
According to the head of the relevant committee of the Verkhovna Rada, Danylo Getmantsev, the company entered the ranking of leaders in terms of taxes paid among meat producers.
According to him, the list of the largest taxpayers in the industry in 2025 also includes Globinsky Meat Processing Plant LLC, Meat Master LLC, Koziatinsky Meat Processing Plant LLC, Agro-Ros LLC, Zhytomyr Meat Processing Plant LLC, Meat-IF LLC, Stovpynski Sausages LLC, and Dmitruk-Foods LLC. In addition to large enterprises, high tax efficiency was demonstrated by Poliana M Farm, Galmyaso Private Enterprise, and a number of individual entrepreneurs.
As reported, Avesterra Group intends to increase its poultry population by 2.5 times to 10 million birds (currently 4.1 million birds). To provide feed for the new capacity, it is planned to modernize the existing feed mill or build a new one, as well as expand the land bank from 3,000 hectares to 25,000 hectares. The development strategy also provides for the creation of its own incubation facility and the formation of a parent flock to complete the full production cycle.
The Avesterra Group was established in January 2025. It includes the Volodymyr-Volynskyi Poultry Farm and the Lutsk Agricultural Company. In June 2025, Avesterra launched a new 30,000 sq m processing plant in Volyn, with investments amounting to EUR 60 million.
Avesterra Group owns infrastructure consisting of 100 poultry houses, a slaughterhouse, and seven branches in the largest cities of Ukraine. The company’s financial statements are audited annually by an international auditor. The business is owned in equal shares by the Dobkin family.
Volodymyr-Volynskyi Poultry Farm accounts for about 5% of the Ukrainian chicken market. It has seven branches: Kharkiv, Kyiv, Odesa, Dnipro, Vinnytsia, Lviv, and Volodymyr. The factory’s infrastructure consists of 100 poultry houses, a slaughterhouse, and a feed mill. The company also has its own land fund of 3,000 hectares, where it grows grains and legumes for the production of feed, as well as industrial crops. The factory employs over 1,500 people.
Avesterra Group intends to increase its poultry population to 10 million, build a feed mill, and expand its land bank to 25,000 hectares, co-owner Dmitry Dobkin said in an interview with Liga.net.
“We will build poultry farms. We currently have capacity for 4.1 million birds. We need to develop this to 10 million birds per batch. In turn, this pace of development requires the modernization of the existing feed mill or the construction of a new one. This is because the existing one will definitely not be able to cope with the new production capacity,” he said.
Dobkin said that the group had accumulated a land bank of 3,000 hectares for the construction of a modern poultry processing plant in the Volyn region. However, in order to be independent from external cataclysms and to provide the poultry farm with feed, there are plans to expand the land bank to 25,000 hectares of fields.
He said that another way to minimize production risks is to create their own incubation facility, including the formation of a parent flock.
“Then the entire chain from egg to finished meat will be ours,” Dobkin emphasized.
Avesterra Group was established in January 2025. It includes Volodymyr-Volynskyi Poultry Farm and Lutsk Agrarian Company, which produce 53,000 tons of broiler meat per year. Annual revenue is about UAH 4 billion. Of the 5,000 tons of total production, 700 tons are sold under the Epicur brand, and the rest under the Chebaturochka brand.
In June 2025, the group launched a processing plant, in which it invested EUR 60 million. It is located in Volyn, covers 30,000 square meters, and has new treatment facilities.
The business is owned in equal shares by the Dobkin family.
Volodymyr-Volynskyi Poultry Farm accounts for about 5% of the Ukrainian chicken market. It has seven branches: Kharkiv, Kyiv, Odesa, Dnipro, Vinnytsia, Lviv, and Volodymyr. The factory’s infrastructure consists of 100 poultry houses, a slaughterhouse, and a feed mill. The company also has its own land fund of 3,000 hectares, where it grows cereals and legumes for the production of compound feed, as well as industrial crops. The factory employs over 1,500 people.
