Shareholders of JSC “Radsad” (Mykolaiv region), a subsidiary of the “Bayadera” holding company, intend to retain net profit for 2025 in the amount of UAH 14.43 million as undistributed at the remote general meeting on April 21, 2026, the company reported in the disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC).
According to the draft resolutions, there are no plans to accrue or pay dividends based on the results of operations in 2025. Shareholders also intend to approve the company’s annual report, deem the work of the supervisory board satisfactory, and appoint ADVO-AUDIT LLC as the auditor to review the financial statements for 2026.
The agenda includes the early termination of the powers of the current members of the supervisory board, whose terms expire in August 2026, and the election of its new members. Specifically, this concerns representatives of Bayadera Holding LLC—Oleksiy Bezuglov, Galina Miroshnychenko, and Vitaliy Ryaboshapka—as well as shareholders Vitaliy Babinin and Vira Kozlivska. The terms of the agreements with the board members stipulate that they perform their duties on a pro bono basis.
In addition, the meeting plans to authorize CEO Yevhen Korniyenko to carry out state registration of changes to the company’s information in the Unified State Register.
According to data from the Opendatabot service, JSC “Radsad” (Mykolaiv Oblast, Mykolaiv Raion, Radisny Sad settlement) was founded in 2000. The company’s net profit for 2025 increased by 27.9% compared to 2024—to UAH 14.43 million. The company’s revenue for the reporting period decreased by 6.5%—to UAH 135.5 million, while assets increased by 7.5%—to UAH 270.54 million. The number of employees at the end of the year was 230.
JSC “Radsad” is one of the largest viticulture and winemaking enterprises in Ukraine, located in the village of Radisny Sad in the Mykolaiv region. It specializes in grape growing and the production of wine materials and serves as the raw material base for the brands of the Bayadera holding (in particular, the Koblevo trademark).
The company maintains 760 hectares of vineyards, where over 20 varieties are grown (including Aligoté, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Odessa Black), as well as 1,447 hectares of cropland for winter wheat, rapeseed, and sunflowers. The production capacity of its own winery allows for the processing of up to 8,600 tons of grapes per year, and its storage facilities are designed to simultaneously hold 895,500 deciliters of wine materials.
The company’s main shareholders are Bayadera Holding LLC (56.59%), Vitaliy Babinin (21.33%), and Vira Kozlivska (20.91%). The ultimate beneficial owner is Svyatoslav Nechitailo.
The Franco-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFU) has formed a new board of directors following the results of the general assembly and voting, the chamber announced.
The chamber noted that in the current difficult period, the energy, expertise, and goodwill of its members are particularly important for supporting its activities.
The new CCIFU board of directors includes: Ruslan Akimov (Stellantis), Bertrand Barrière (Jeantet), Mikhail Bubnov (Schneider Electric), Tatyana Chevroley (Global Distribution Ukraine), Grégoire Datte (Forvis Mazars), Laurent Dupuis (Ukrsibbank BNP Paribas Group), Marta Trush (Auchan Ukraine), and Anna Zaptalova (Yves Rocher Ukraine).
The Franco-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry was founded in 1994 as the Association of French Business in Ukraine, and in 2011 it joined the international network of French chambers of commerce and industry.
Today, the chamber brings together more than 120 French and Ukrainian companies and positions its mission as revitalizing the French business community and supporting companies that plan to export, develop, or locate in Ukraine.
Key areas of focus include business services and project support for members, partnership development, and reconstruction initiatives. The director of CCIFU is Maud Joseph.
Members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine (AmCham Ukraine) have elected a new Board of Directors for 2026, the Chamber announced. The election results were published on the Chamber’s website.
Olena Kosharna (Horizon Capital) was elected Chair of the Board of Directors. The co-chairs are Alexander McWorter (Citi), Arvid Türkner (EBRD, Ukraine and Moldova), and Serhiy Martynchuk (Cisco). Andriy Tsymbal (KPMG) was appointed treasurer, and Serhiy Chorny (Baker McKenzie) was appointed legal advisor.
The Board of Directors also includes Yulia Badritdinova (McDonald’s in Ukraine, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia), Vasyl Bovdilov (Unilever), Natalia Chervona (Shield AI), Oleg Haidakyn (Carlsberg), Mykhailo Kharenko (Sayenko Kharenko), Olga Kosinova (Procter & Gamble), Taras Panasenko (Aurora multi-market chain), Petro Rondiak (Winner Group), Tetiana Stavytska (Coca-Cola), and Vasile Varvora (Cargill).
The AmCham Ukraine Board of Directors is elected annually in a two-stage process consisting of candidate nomination and electronic voting, with the newly elected members announced at the Chamber’s annual general meeting.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine has been operating since 1992 and brings together more than 600 member companies—American, international, and Ukrainian. According to the Chamber’s reports, member companies have invested more than $50 billion in Ukraine.
