At a remote general meeting on July 20, the shareholders of Prilutsk Meat Processing Plant PJSC approved a resolution to convert the company into a limited liability company (LLC), according to a company filing in the disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC).
According to the filing, “Pryluky Meat Processing Plant” LLC will become the sole legal successor to the private joint-stock company, and all of the company’s assets, rights, and obligations will be transferred to it. The reason cited for the change in organizational and legal form is the shareholders’ desire to make the company’s operations more efficient and less costly.
The shares of the public joint-stock company will be converted into shares of the LLC at a ratio of 1:1, and all shareholders whose shares were not redeemed will become founders of the LLC.
To carry out the reorganization, the shareholders elected a reorganization commission, chaired by the company’s director, Artem Rozhko.
Pryluky Meat Processing Plant PJSC was registered in 2003 in Pryluky, Chernihiv Oblast, and specializes in the production of meat products. The ultimate beneficiary is Dmytro Rozhko.
According to its annual financial statements, PJSC “Pryluky Meat Processing Plant” saw its revenue grow by 79.7% in 2025—to 159.5 million UAH—while net profit rose to 9.3 million UAH from 1.8 million UAH a year earlier.
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JSC “Zaporizhzhia Reinforced Concrete Sleeper Plant” (ZRCS) will be converted into a limited liability company (LLC), the company announced in the disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC).
The decision was adopted by the general meeting of shareholders on April 20.
ZZBS manufactures reinforced concrete products for railways, including railroad ties and switch beams.
According to NSSMC data for the first quarter of 2026, 20% of the company’s authorized capital is owned by Cyprus-registered Darinor Enterprises and Jonen Capital; stakes of more than 5%, 11.4%, and 10% are held, respectively, by Dnipro City Council deputy Zagid Krasnov and his sons Ruslan and Artem.
Other shareholders include Serhiy Taranenko, chairman of the board of the Dnipro Switch Plant (nearly 10%), Iryna Taranenko (8.9%), and two other individuals, each holding stakes of more than 7%.
The company is part of the Krasnov family’s corporate group (as is the switch manufacturer Dnipro Switch Plant).
The agenda of the general meeting of shareholders held on April 20 also included a review of the 2025 performance results; specifically, it was planned to retain the earned profit of UAH 30 million, allocating it to production development, replenishing working capital, and covering losses from previous years.
In 2025, ZZZSH increased its net revenue by 44%—to UAH 152.4 million—while net profit rose 2.4-fold.
