Galfrost LLC (Zhovkva, Lviv Oblast) plans to raise $28.5 million to expand its integrated fruit processing complex and build new production and cold storage facilities in Lviv Oblast, according to the Ukraine Investment Guide 2026, presented at the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC2026) in Gdańsk.
The total project budget is $35.5 million, of which the company is prepared to finance $7 million with its own funds and plans to raise an additional $28.5 million through project financing.
The project involves expanding production and cold storage capacity, launching new product lines, and increasing output of freeze-dried fruits and berries, individually quick-frozen (IQF) products, and thermostable fillings for the confectionery industry. The capacity of the cold storage complex is planned to be increased to 10,000 metric tons.
The project is expected to take two years to complete, with the new facilities expected to begin operations in 2029–2031, according to the catalog.
Galfroast LLC was founded in 2007. The company specializes in the processing, freezing, and freeze-drying of fruits and berries, produces fruit ingredients for the food industry, and exports its products to foreign markets. According to the company, it processes approximately 6,000 metric tons of frozen products and produces about 100 metric tons of freeze-dried fruits and berries annually.
Last year, Galfrost LLC increased its revenue by 20.3% to 603.5 million UAH and reported a net profit of 5.9 million UAH, compared to a net loss of 10.2 million UAH the previous year.
The National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) has registered the 15th issue of Series “O” bonds of the international financial service NovaPay (TM NovaPay), part of the Nova Group, issued by its subsidiary “NovaPay Credit,” with a face value of 200 million UAH, according to a company statement.
The NSSMC’s website notes that the bonds were issued in the standard denomination of 1,000 UAH each. The fixed yield on these bonds will be up to 18% per annum.
“We are consistently developing our corporate bond program, as we see steady interest from Ukrainians in this investment instrument,” NovaPay’s Director of Retail Business Development, Yana Levada, is quoted as saying in the press release.
She clarified that the registration of the new issue will allow the company to continue raising funds for the development of financial services and credit products.
In early June, the company fully placed its 14th bond issue—Series “N”—with a face value of 200 million UAH.
As previously reported, the number of investors who purchased NovaPay bonds exceeded 8,000, and the total sales volume reached 4 billion hryvnia, whereas in March of this year, these figures stood at over 7,000 investors and 3.5 billion hryvnia in investments.
In February, NovaPay announced the full placement of Series “M” bonds with a face value of 200 million UAH.
In total, 15 corporate bond issues have been carried out since 2023, of which two have been redeemed: Series “C” in the amount of 100 million UAH in 2025 and Series “A” in the amount of 100 million UAH in 2026.
NovaPay was founded in 2001 as an international financial service, part of the Nova Group (“Nova Poshta”), and provides financial services both online and offline at “Nova Poshta” branches. In 2023, the company became the first non-bank financial institution in Ukraine to receive an expanded license from the NBU, which allowed it to open accounts and issue cards; it was also the first non-bank to launch its own financial app with a wide range of financial services at the end of last year.
In 2025, NovaPay increased its revenue by 10.4% to 10.01 billion UAH, while its net profit decreased by 22% to 2.58 billion UAH.
In January–March 2026, the company increased the volume of money transfers by 53% compared to the same period in 2025—to over 200 billion UAH—while the number of transactions rose by 12%—to 126 million.
According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the company accounts for approximately 22.7% of the total volume of domestic money transfers.
KG Group LLC plans to raise $8.6 million to implement a project to build a biomethane plant in the Poltava region, according to the Ukraine Investment Guide 2026, presented at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 (URC2026) in Gdańsk, Poland.
The total project budget is $15.7 million, of which the company is prepared to finance $7.1 million with its own funds, while the remainder ($8.6 million) is planned to be raised from investors.
The project has two potential locations—in the Semenivska or Omelnytska territorial communities of the Poltava region. Waste from local agricultural enterprises will serve as the raw material for biomethane production.
The catalog states that the feasibility study has already been developed, the land plot for construction has been secured, and gas pipelines to the future plant have been designed. Currently, the selection of an equipment manufacturer and the design of the connection to gas distribution networks are underway.
Founded in 2004, KG Group LLC is a Ukrainian group of companies comprising six enterprises. It operates in the field of natural gas and electricity supply, engages in the design, construction, and reconstruction of gas and heating networks and facilities, and handles the sale and servicing of gas equipment. Its main region of operation is the Poltava Oblast.
Last year, KG Group LLC increased its revenue by 39.5% to 69.1 million UAH and its net profit by 13.2% to 4.3 million UAH.
The Ukrainian company Dairy Global Experts plans to raise $150 million for the construction in the Cherkasy region of a high-tech complex for the slaughter and primary processing of cattle, with a total estimated cost of $160 million, according to the Ukraine Investment Guide 2026, presented at the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC2026) in Gdańsk.
According to the document, the facility will have a capacity of up to 1,000 head of cattle per shift, or about 350 metric tons of cattle carcasses and up to 250 metric tons of finished products per day.
The plant plans to produce chilled and frozen carcasses and cuts, ground meat, burgers, sausage products, as well as by-products, including gelatin, collagen, and feed additives.
The main export markets are the European Union, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, as well as China and Southeast Asia.
The project is designed to comply with EU food safety requirements, animal welfare standards, and the HACCP system, as well as to allow for certification under Halal and Kosher standards.
According to the catalog, a pre-project feasibility study has already been prepared, and work is underway on the feasibility study and design and cost estimate documentation. The estimated project implementation period is four years. The payback period, based on a projected IRR of 22%, is seven years.
The enterprise’s suppliers will be farms that are members of the Milk Producers Association, which unites more than 150 farms.
Dairy Global Experts is a Ukrainian international consulting and agricultural company founded in 2024 that specializes in the development of dairy cattle farming, increasing livestock productivity, and agricultural technologies. The company also exports live cattle and meat and implements projects in collaboration with international organizations and private partners.
According to information on its website, the company provides technical support to 360 farms. In total, it has implemented 78 projects involving the reconstruction and construction of livestock complexes and has implemented 60 projects to automate production processes on commercial dairy farms. Its revenue last year grew by 90.2% to $9.1 million.
CATTLE, Cherkasy Oblast, Dairy Global Experts, INVESTMENT, meat processing
Smart Tech Industry LLC plans to raise $13 million to build “Trout Valley,” a high-tech complex for trout farming and value-added processing, in the Poltava region. The total cost of the project is $62.5 million, according to the Ukraine Investment Guide 2026, presented at the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC2026) in Gdańsk.
As noted in the catalog, the complex will be located near the village of Zasulya in the Lubny District and will consist of five production modules with a total capacity of 2,500 metric tons of product per year.
The facility plans to produce trout fillets, cleaned and portioned fish, as well as value-added products, and will provide processing and packaging services for corporate clients.
The project is based on recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) technology, involves the automation of production processes, and utilizes Danish engineering solutions. The primary target markets are retail chains and the hospitality and restaurant sectors in Ukraine and the European Union.
According to the catalog, the project is ready for implementation. Design work has been completed, the necessary permits have been obtained, expert reviews have been conducted, and construction of the engineering and transportation infrastructure—including gas, water, and electricity supply networks—has begun.
The project is being implemented within the Smart Tech Industry industrial park, which allows for the use of state tax and customs incentives. The estimated implementation period is three years, with a payback period of 2.5 years.
As previously reported, in March 2024, the Cabinet of Ministers included the “Smart Tech Industry” industrial park in the Lubenskyi District of Poltava Oblast in the Register of Industrial Parks. The park’s concept called for the construction of a facility for the deep processing of agricultural products. According to a memorandum signed with American investors, $7 million was planned to be invested in developing its infrastructure, and $20 million in constructing the park’s facilities. The project was expected to create approximately 350 jobs.
Smart Tech Industry LLC was founded in 2016. The company’s main focus is the creation and development of the Smart Tech Industry industrial park and the implementation of industrial projects on its territory.
aquaculture, fish processing, INVESTMENT, Smart Tech Industry, Trout Valley
“Lubnymash” (Poltava Oblast), a manufacturer of grain elevators and related equipment, has begun construction of a 6,000-square-meter production complex, which will allow it to nearly double its total storage capacity to over 1 million metric tons of grain per year, said Dmytro Kysilevsky, deputy chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Economic Development.
“The new site will produce large-capacity silos—up to 50,000 cubic meters. Investment in the new project totals $2 million,” he wrote on Facebook on Thursday, adding that the plant in Lubny currently produces silos with a total storage capacity of up to 600,000 metric tons of grain annually.
Kisilevsky noted that the company secured additional investment resources through its participation in a program that reimburses 25% of the cost of Ukrainian agricultural machinery products.
According to the MP, in 2025, the “Lubnymash” plant produced grain storage facilities, silos, and grain bunkers worth over 1 billion hryvnias. The products are exported to European Union markets, and the African market holds great promise for the Ukrainian manufacturer.
The company employs 420 people.
Kysilevsky noted that the program to compensate farmers for 25% of the cost of Ukrainian agricultural machinery—part of the “Made in Ukraine” policy to support Ukrainian manufacturers—was in effect from 2017 to 2022 and was subsequently reinstated starting in 2024.
The 2026 state budget allocates 1.8 billion hryvnias for this program.
According to information on its website, “Lubnymash” is one of the leading companies in the design and manufacture of equipment for grain and grain products. It produces metal silos, grain dryers, conveyors, bucket elevators, and metal structures.
According to data from YouControl, in January–March of this year, the plant increased its net profit 3.3-fold compared to the same period in 2025—to 13.2 million UAH—as net revenue grew 3.4-fold to 288.4 million UAH.
Volodymyr Kudryk owns 100% of the authorized capital of Lubnymash.
