PJSC “Stalkanat” (Odessa) received net profit of 325.073 million UAH in 2022, while in 2021 it finished with a net loss of 309 thousand UAH.
According to information for the annual general meeting of shareholders, scheduled for April 28 of this year, which will be held remotely, the undistributed profits on December 31, 2022 amounted to 141,793 million UAH.
The shareholders will consider a number of questions on the results of work in 2021 and 2022, in particular the general director’s report on financial and economic activity for the last year and the main directions of activity in 2023. Also will distribute profits – it is proposed to send them to cover the losses of previous years.
On all these questions it is proposed to recognize activity satisfactory.
As previously reported, the general meeting of shareholders, which took place on September 3, 2021, decided to separate PJSC Stalkanat-Silur and establish a new company – PJSC Stalkanat with the transfer of its property, rights and obligations according to the approved distributive balance sheet.
PA Stalkanat-Silur PJSC (Odessa) previously had two branches – in Odessa and Khartsyzsk, Donetsk region, on the NKT. On December 1, 2016, the company’s management officially notified about the shutdown of the company’s branch in Khartsyzsk – a relevant announcement was published in the Uryadovy Kurier newspaper. Later, the management of PAO Stalkanat-Silur PJSC stated about the seizure of the company’s branch in Khartsyzsk on NKT and sent a corresponding statement to the National Police.
The charter capital of PJSC Stalkanat is UAH 17.736m.
Obolon PJSC (Kyiv), one of the largest beer producers in Ukraine, will receive UAH 1 billion 450.38 million of net profit in 2022, compared with UAH 130.82 million of net loss in 2021 and UAH 338.61 million of net profit in 2020.
According to the April 27 announcement of the remote annual meeting for 2021-2022, the loss for the year before last is proposed to be covered by undistributed profits, and all profits for the past year will be used for production development.
Among other issues on the agenda, to make changes to the information about the company in USRPOU, replacing the entry in the list of founders (participants) of the company “888 individuals, the share … 9030800 6 legal entities, the share … 23481900” record “individuals and legal entities according to the list of shareholders.
According to the document, the retained earnings of Obolon as of the end of 2022 reached 1 billion 446.23 million UAH, which is 7.7 times more than a year earlier, and equity rose by 44.1% – to 3 billion 665.01 million UAH.
Last year the company decreased its long-term liabilities by 7.5% going to UAH 986.41 mln, current liabilities decreased by 35.7% going to UAH 1 bln 403.78 mln.
At the same time total receivables increased by 45.9% to 812.24 million UAH, inventory – by 8.9% to 1 billion 134.0 million UAH, cash – 5.2 times to 152.79 million UAH.
“Obolon is one of Ukraine’s largest producers of beer, soft and low-alcohol beverages and mineral water. The corporation includes the main plant in Kiev and about a dozen companies in the regions. On its website Obolon states that it is the largest Ukrainian producer of drinks and the largest exporter of beer in the country.
The main brands are Obolon, Zlata Praha, Pubster, hike, Beer Mix, Zibert, Desant, Zhigulevskoye, Zhivchik, Prozora, Obolonska, Smachna Klasika.
According to the disclosure system of NKDBF, as of the fourth quarter of 2022 the main shareholders of PJSC “Oksamytove” (13,3305%), “Svitle” (14,3089%), “Premium-1” (20,0106%), “Soborne” (8,5114%) and a subsidiary of “Obolon” “Krasylivske” (23,9999%) were private companies. One of the largest co-founders of Obolon is Alexander Slobodian (8.8984%).
This shareholder structure was established in 2008 as part of Obolon’s protection from hostile takeover.
According to the results of 2022 Lekhkim-Kharkiv Pharmaceutical Company (Kharkiv) increased its net profit by 5.92% in comparison with 2021 – up to UAH 105.279 million.
As the company announced in the information disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission, its shareholders will consider the results of its work at a general meeting on April 20.
It is planned to make a decision that the net profit for 2022 will be used for the development and financing of the company’s activity.
Earlier it was reported that in 2021 Lekhkim-Kharkiv increased net profits by 25% compared to 2020 – up to 99.9396 million UAH.
According to the NCSSM information disclosure system, 98% of Lekhkim-Kharkiv PJSC shares are owned by Lekhim PJSC (Kiev), the beneficiary of which is Valery Pechav.
“Lekhkim-Kharkiv” produces medicines in different dosage forms: tablets, ampoules, suppositories, solutions for infusion, solutions for injections, powders for injection solution, sachets. It is part of the Lekhim group of companies.
Mining company Ferrexpo with assets in Ukraine saw $219.997 million in net profit in 2022, and it was 75% lower than the same indicator in 2021 ($870.993 million).
According to the company’s annual report published on Wednesday, its revenue for the year fell by 50.4% to $1.248 billion.
At the same time, EBITDA fell by 46.8% to $765.113 million.
Ferrexpo’s capital investment in 2022 was $161 million compared to $361 million in 2021 (55.4% down).
Net cash flow from the company’s operating activities at the end of last year reached $301 million (2021 it was $1.094 billion). Net cash position at the end of the year was $106 million compared to $117 million at the end of the previous year.
Dividends paid during the 2022 calendar year decreased by 75% to 26.4 cents from 105.6 cents in 2021.
Non-executive Chair Lucio Genovese said that for Ferrexpo, the year 2022 was defined not only by the events since 24 February 2022, but also by the resilience and commitment of its workforce and communities across Ukraine throughout Russia’s invasion.
“Operationally, our assets have produced in line with accessible markets, with the closure of Ukraine’s access to the Black Sea placing a significant impediment in our ability to access seaborne markets. We did, however, continue to deliver throughout the year to our European customers. This is testament to the long-term, sustainable relationships that we have built with our customer base,” Genovese said.
At the same time, he noted positives in Ukraine’s potential as a supplier of high grade, high quality iron ore to the global steel industry, particularly in Europe, which is taking significant steps to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions footprint and embark on decarbonisation pathways.
As reported, in January-June 2022, Ferrexpo saw $82.070 million in net profit, which is 87.7% lower than the same indicator in 2021 ($661.417 million). Its revenue dropped by 30.8% to $935.874 million from $1.353 billion, and EBITDA by 44%, to $486.121 million from $868.364 million. Capital investments in the first half of 2022 totaled $102 million compared to $142 million in the first half of 2021 (28% down). Interim dividends were 19.8 cents per share (in the first half of 2021 they were 52.8 cents).
At the end of 2021, Ferrexpo increased its net profit by 37.1%, to $870.99 million, with revenue growth of 48.1%, to $2 billion 518.23 million.
Ferrexpo is an iron ore company with assets in Ukraine.
Ferrexpo owns 100% of Yeristovo Mining LLC and 99.9% of Belanovo Mining LLC. Prior to the court decision in September 2022, Ferrexpo also owned 100% of the shares of PJSC Poltava Mining.
PJSC Krukiv Wagon Works (KVSZ, Poltava oblast) finished 2022 with a net profit of UAH 37.25 mln, while in 2021 it posted a net loss of almost UAH 230 mln.
According to the company’s information for the April 11 general meeting of shareholders, published in the information disclosure system of the National Commission on Securities and Stock Market (NSCM), by January 1, 2023 the uncovered loss of KVSZ was 108.9 million UAH – a third less than a year earlier.
“At the end of the company for 2022, the profit is 37.353 million UAH. Taking into account income from revaluation of actuarial liabilities, according to calculation of an independent actuary in the amount of UAH 16.77 million, to approve total profit in the amount of UAH 53.53 million”, – is said in the draft decision of the meeting on the approval and distribution of profits.
According to the document, the profit of UAH 53.53 mln is planned to be used for repayment of losses of previous years.
According to the information of the enterprise, its current liabilities at the beginning of 2023 were UAH 1 billion 022.5 million – 29.7% less, long-term liabilities decreased slightly, amounting to UAH 216.94 million.
The assets of PJSC “KVSZ” amounted to 4 bln 476 mln UAH (7.2% less), including the total accounts receivable almost twice – to 1 bln 938 mln UAH, and the money and equivalents decreased 2.7 times to 559.27 mln UAH.
The equity capital of PJSC by the beginning of this year amounted to UAH 3 bln 2366 mln, including authorized capital – UAH 86.01 mln.
According to the NCCFM, as of the 4th quarter of 2022, Estonian AS Skinest Finants and Osauhing Delantina own 25% each, and Transbuilding Services Limited, registered in England, owns 20% each.
At the same time, as reported, 25% of PAO’s shares (worth over 21.5 million hryvnias) owned by Austrian OW Capital Management GmbH, which is under the control of Stanislav Gamzalov, head of the board of directors of the Russian railcar manufacturer Metalware Plant, were transferred to ARMA by a court decision of July 13, 2022.
In January of this year, the head of Ukrzaliznytsia, Oleksandr Kamyshyn, announced that UZ intended to participate in the ARMA tender for the selection of a manager of the seized stake in KVSZ.
Volodymyr Prikhodko, its president, names KVSZ as the main owner.
KVSZ, Ukraine’s largest railcar building company, produces passenger and freight cars, regional diesel trains, high-speed interregional trains of locomotive traction, and spare parts and bogies for freight cars.
By March of this year KVSZ had completed the delivery of 100 passenger cars to UZ for more than 3 billion UAH. The company did not disclose the number of freight cars produced in 2022.
In 2021, its net income decreased by 23.2% YoY to 2 bln 561 mln hryvnia, and its loss was 230 mln hryvnia against a net profit of 71.8 mln hryvnia.
Ukrainian mobile operator lifecell in the fourth quarter of 2022 increased net profit by 71.8% compared to the same period last year – up to 408.8 million UAH, while in general it increased by 59.2% – to 972.3 million UAH.
According to the report of the parent company Turkcell on its website, the revenue of lifecell in the fourth quarter of 2022 increased by 8.3% – to 2.607 billion UAH, and for the whole of 2022 – by 11%, to 9.41 billion UAH.
EBITDA in the fourth quarter increased by 14.1% to UAH 1.505 bln, and for the year as a whole by 14.6%, to UAH 5.45 bln.
At the same time, the capital expenditures of the company in the fourth quarter decreased by 24.4% – to UAH 997.4 million, and for the year as a whole by 16.3%, to UAH 3 billion.
Base of active subscribers of lifecell in the fourth quarter increased from 8.2 million to 8.5 million, but this is less than a year ago, when there were 9.2 million people. At that ARPU (average revenue per user) among active users in 2022 increased by 10% – up to 91.5 UAH. At that if in the first half of the year ARPU was slightly decreasing then in the second half rose quickly enough – from 82.8 UAH to 95.4 UAH in the third quarter and to 104.5 UAH in the fourth quarter thanks to price adjustments and growth in data usage.
Due to the war, as of December 31, 2022, 23% or about 9 thousand of the company’s mobile communication stations in Ukraine were out of operation. The state of the stations in the occupied territories is unknown, the report said. At the same time, 92% of the company’s stores were working and returned to prewar levels in the fourth quarter. It is noted that the company’s operating systems worked steadily, as well as the banking system, including payments.
It is specified that as of December 31, 2022, the amount of write-downs of assets in the Russian-occupied territories recognized in the consolidated financial statements is 214.2 million Turkish liras (about $11.3 million).
As the risks that may affect the company’s activities, the ongoing military operations and changes in the hryvnia’s exchange rate due to the economic situation in the country are noted. The risk of loss of control or expropriation of the company’s assets in Ukraine due to the actions of the Russian Federation is also singled out.
The company plans to focus on ensuring the safety of its employees and providing quality service to Ukrainian consumers.
The activities of the parent company turkcell were seriously affected by the earthquake in Turkey, due to which the company had to adjust its financial results for 2023. The negative impact on income is estimated at about 1.5 billion Turkish liras (about $79 million). It is reported that on the first day of the disaster almost 3.3 thousand base stations in the region stopped working due to power outages and destruction. One mobile tower and 150 base stations were destroyed. 1,200 employees were sent to the affected regions to carry out repair work. 250 mobile communication stations were deployed and 1.4 thousand power generators were installed.
Lifecell is the third largest mobile operator in Ukraine. The company Turkcell (Turkey) is the owner of 100% of shares of Lifecell. The share of Ukraine, where its subsidiaries UkrTower, Global LLC and Paycell LLC also operate, accounts for 8.9% of Turkcell’s total revenue and 14% of its non-current assets.
