PrJSC “Promarmatura” (Dnipro) has allocated 4 million 65.383 thousand UAH of its retained earnings for dividend payments.
According to the company’s filing with the National Securities and Stock Market Commission’s disclosure system, this decision was adopted at an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders held remotely on June 19.
“The retained earnings earned by the company as of the end of 2025, amounting to 127.280 million UAH, shall be distributed as follows: a portion of the retained earnings in the amount of 4 million 65.383 thousand UAH shall be allocated for payment to the company’s shareholders in the form of dividends; the remaining portion of retained earnings shall not be distributed but shall remain at the company’s disposal for the fulfillment of its statutory purposes. The company’s reserve capital shall not be replenished, as it has been fully formed,” the meeting’s resolutions state.
At the same time, the total dividend per common share was approved at 24.50 UAH.
Dividend payment schedule: the company will pay dividends in installments on a monthly basis throughout the dividend payment period.
As previously reported, according to the annual report of PrJSC “Promarmatura,” the company posted a net profit of 4.198 млн UAH for 2025, compared to a loss of 2.304 млн UAH in 2024. Net revenue for this period rose to 250.448 million UAH from 188.732 million UAH. The company’s retained earnings as of the end of 2025 amounted to 127.280 million UAH. In 2023, the plant reported a net profit of 11.407 million UAH, compared to a net loss of 29.995 million UAH in 2022.
Promarmatura was founded in December 1994 and operates in the pipeline valve market.
According to data from the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) for the first quarter of 2026, two individuals—Ukrainian citizens Igor Mezebovsky and Oleksandr Chelyadin—each own 50% of the shares in the private joint-stock company.
The company’s authorized capital is 7.218 million UAH.
PJSC “A/T Tobacco Company ‘V.A.T. – Pryluky’” (Chernihiv Oblast), a subsidiary of the international British American Tobacco (BAT), will pay 54 million hryvnias in dividends to its shareholder between June 18 and 30 of this year.
According to the company’s filing with the disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC), the shareholder approved the decision on June 18.
“The entire dividend amount will be paid in full in June 2026; if it is not possible to make the full payment during that period, the payment deadline will be extended in accordance with the sole shareholder’s decision,” the statement reads.
Dividends will be paid in U.S. dollars directly to the shareholder via bank transfer. According to the NSSMC, 100% of the company’s shares are owned by Precis (1814) Limited.
According to information in the disclosure system, the company continues its regular practice of paying dividends. Specifically, on May 19, 2026, the shareholder decided to pay 52 million UAH in dividends from May 19 to May 31; on April 9, to pay the same amount of dividends from April 9 to April 30; in March, the same amount from March 17 to March 31; and similarly in February and January. At the same time, the total amount of dividends to be paid this year has not been specified.
As previously reported, the National Bank of Ukraine has limited the transfer of dividends abroad to no more than EUR1 million per month.
According to the company, “V.A.T. Pryluky” is one of the largest manufacturers and exporters of tobacco products in Ukraine, producing cigarettes under international brands and the national brand “Pryluky,” as well as TVEN.
According to the company’s annual report filed with the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC), in 2025 it saw its net profit decline by 37.3% compared to 2024—to 413.6 million UAH—amid an 11.8% decrease in net revenue to 5.04 billion UAH. Retained earnings amounted to 4.9 billion UAH.
The company produced more than 8 billion filtered cigarettes worth 2.95 billion UAH, 729 million TVEN units worth 422 million UAH, and nearly 3 billion filters worth 742.5 million UAH.
Average selling prices were 423.71 UAH per 1,000 cigarettes and 652.4 UAH per 1,000 TVEN units. Export volume totaled 0.95 billion UAH, or approximately 1.84 billion cigarettes. The main customer is “BAT Sales and Marketing Ukraine.”
The Ukrainian perfume manufacturer, Private Joint-Stock Company “Zolotonosha Perfume and Cosmetics Factory” (“Zolotonosha Perfume and Cosmetics Factory,” Cherkasy Oblast), will be converted into a limited liability company (LLC).
According to the company’s announcement in the National Securities and Stock Market Commission’s (NSSMC) information disclosure system, the relevant decision was adopted by an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders on June 9 with 100% of the votes.
Creditors’ claims will be accepted by the liquidation commission within two months from the date of publication of the announcement regarding the company’s dissolution through its transformation.
According to the meeting minutes posted on the company’s website, four shareholders, who collectively own 100% of the shares, also decided to amend the entry regarding the list of founders (members) of Zolotonoshskaya PKF PJSC in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, Individual Entrepreneurs, and Public Associations, specifically reducing the number from 86 shareholders to four.
Currently, according to the company, the shareholders include: Valentina Dargel, who owns more than 19.72% of the authorized capital; Andriy Dargel (16.04%); “Aromatika” LLC (nearly 59.616%); and “Essenti” LLC (4.62%). At the general meeting of shareholders, Andrei Fedorenko represented them by proxy.
The owners of the body care products manufacturer Aromatika LLC (Kyiv) are Valentina Dargel (91.8%) and her son, Andrei, a German citizen (8.2%). They are also the owners of the Kyiv-based LLC “Essenti,” which imports, exports, and sells raw materials for the food, perfume, and cosmetics industries on the domestic market.
A public, irrevocable demand to repurchase shares from all shareholders of Zolotonosha PKF PJSC was received from Aromatika LLC in July 2025.
Zolotonosha PKF was founded in 1934 as a plant for processing essential oils (dill and mint). Later, the production of colognes was established, and starting in 1964, the production of liquid cosmetics—such as shampoos and lotions—began.
In 2025, the factory saw its net profit drop by more than five times compared to the previous year—to 5 million UAH—while net revenue fell by 32.4% to 92.9 million UAH. In the first quarter of this year, it reported a loss of 0.7 million UAH and revenue of 22.3 million UAH.
Shareholders of PJSC “Ukrainian Fire and Insurance Company” (Kyiv) plan to approve, at a meeting on July 13, 2026, the amount of annual dividends for common registered shares based on the company’s performance in 2025, totaling UAH 40 million.
As the company reported in the disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC), the decision to pay dividends was adopted by the annual remote general meeting of shareholders (minutes dated May 8, 2026).
The dividend payment is planned to be made in several installments (proportionally to all shareholders within a total 6-month period from the date of the decision).
The first installment (37.5% of the total amount): UAH 15 million by August 5, 2026; the second – UAH 15 million by October 13, 2026; the third installment – 25% of the total amount, or UAH 10 million, by November 7, 2026.
PJSC “UPSK” was registered in 1993. It specializes, in particular, in motor vehicle insurance, financial risk insurance, travel insurance, property insurance, cargo insurance, and baggage insurance.
According to the company, Oleksandr Mykhailov owns 99.999% of the insurer’s shares.
According to the NBU, the company ranks 16th among Ukraine’s non-life insurers in terms of premiums collected in 2025.
The National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) has added two cases to its list of investment projects that may pose a risk, according to a statement on the agency’s Telegram channel.
According to the published information, the trading platforms Bravia Trade and IronMarkets have been added to the list.
In total, there are already 460 projects on the list that show signs of fraud or violations of the law.
The National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) has reduced the number of its committees from 12 to 10 and clarified the areas of responsibility of the Commission members, whose number has been reduced from six to five. In particular, by merging the committees on issuer functioning and corporate governance and on the development and implementation of derivative contracts, a committee on corporate governance functioning, development, and implementation of financial instruments has been created, which will be headed by Commission member Maxim Libanov.
As part of the review of the structure, the NCCFM also merged the trading and post-trading areas of the capital market infrastructure into a single committee, headed by commission member Irakli Baramia.
It has been decided that the committee on the functioning of joint investment and accumulative pension institutions will be headed by commission member Arsen Ilyin.
Commission member Yuriy Shapoval continues to head three committees: on law enforcement, information technology and cybersecurity, and financial monitoring and control of financial reporting.
According to the regulator, the changes should optimize the Commission’s activities, reduce duplication of functions between committees, and improve decision-making efficiency by ensuring a more systematic approach to the development and regulation of capital markets.
As reported, on December 31, 2025, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed Ruslan Magomedov from the post of head of the NSSMC and appointed Oleksiy Semenyuk to this position, who took office on January 6, 2026.
Then, on January 5, the head of state dismissed two more members of the Commission, Yuriy Boyko and Yaroslav Shlyakhov, who headed four committees: on the functioning of joint investment and funded pension institutions, the development and implementation of derivative contracts, the functioning of the trading infrastructure of capital markets, and the functioning of issuers and corporate governance.
The NSSMC, as a collegial body, consists of a chairperson and seven members (six members until the adoption of a new law in February 2025), who are appointed by the President of Ukraine for a term of six years and dismissed from office in accordance with his decrees.
A meeting of the Commission as a collegial body is considered valid if at least five of its total members are present, so the dismissal of any other member of the NSSMC will result in a temporary loss of quorum.
In addition, from January 1, 2026, a provision of the new law will come into force, according to which candidates must pass a selection committee before being nominated for appointment as a member of the Commission, which may increase the time required for this personnel decision.
