Supervisory Board of PJSC Vasylkivska Poultry Farm (Kyiv region) On January 26, 2026, approved amendments to the decision on private placement of shares, according to which the company plans to raise additional funds for the development of production, the company reported in the information system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC).
According to the report, the company will conduct an additional issue of 5,500,000 ordinary uncertificated registered shares. The nominal value of one security is UAH 1.00, thus the total amount of the issue is UAH 5.5 million.
The placement of shares will take place in one stage and will last 16 working days: from March 9 to March 30, 2026, inclusive. A pre-determined group of persons, including businessman Serhiy Velykanov, Ledrua Consult LLC, and Pan Capital LLC, will participate in the share buyback.
The decision to increase the capital was made at an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders on November 17, 2025. On the date of this decision, the company’s authorized capital was UAH 2,700,258. After the completion of the issue and registration of amendments to the charter, it is expected to increase to UAH 8,200,258. The funds raised are planned to be used to purchase equipment, feed, and replenish working capital to expand the poultry farm’s production capacity.
The issuer also reported that it owns 100% of the capital of Vetoline LLC (Kyiv). At the time of the start of the issue procedure, the company had no repurchased own shares.
PJSC Poultry Farm Vasylkivska was founded in 2004 and is based in the Vasylkiv district of the Kyiv region. The company specializes in the industrial production of poultry products, breeding of domestic poultry, and the sale of related goods. The company’s production capacity allows it to simultaneously maintain approximately 600-700 thousand birds (laying hens). The poultry farm produces more than 150-180 million eggs annually, which it sells under its own trademark “Dobre Yajce” and the private labels of the Silpo, Fora, and ATB retail chains.
According to the OpenDataBot service, in 2025, PJSC “Vasylkivska Poultry Farm” increased its revenue by 12% to UAH 428.24 million, and its net profit grew by 52.5% to UAH 18.45 million. The company’s assets at the end of the year amounted to UAH 315.6 million, compared to UAH 294.2 million in 2024, while debt obligations decreased by 8% to UAH 142.4 million.
Renowned American investor and co-founder of the Quantum Fund, Jim Rogers, owner of Rogers Holdings with a fortune of approximately $300 million, has completely divested himself of Russian and American assets, directing his funds into shares of Uzbek companies.
As of the end of 2025, Rogers’ investment portfolio has been replenished with securities from most issuers listed on the Tashkent Republican Stock Exchange.
According to sources in the investment community, Rogers implemented a diversification strategy, focusing on the emerging markets of Central Asia. He acquired shares in about 85 companies, covering key sectors of the Uzbek economy, from energy and mineral extraction to agriculture and financial services. The investor refused to buy the republic’s sovereign debt and did not hedge currency risks, demonstrating confidence in the long-term potential of the Uzbek economy.
This move was the culmination of Rogers’ long-standing interest in the region: since 2021, he has been actively monitoring reforms in Uzbekistan, including market liberalization and preparations for initial public offerings (IPOs).
“Uzbekistan is a country with enormous growth potential, where reforms are creating favorable conditions for investors,” Jim Rogers said in a recent interview, drawing parallels with his successful investments in Asia in the 1990s.
The State Property Fund (SPF) of Ukraine has put up for auction in the Prozorro.Prozori system 100% of the state-owned shares of JSC “Radiorele Plant” (Kharkiv) at a starting price of UAH 234.4 million, which is twice the price at the repeat auction in February this year, which did not take place.
According to the SPF, the online auction is scheduled for October 28.
The property includes 5 units of real estate (non-residential buildings, warehouses, workshops, etc.) with a total area of 49.14 thousand square meters, 12 units of vehicles and special equipment manufactured between 1983 and 2013, one of which has been transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The company’s balance sheet also includes 3.51 thousand items of equipment, furniture, inventory, 114 items of technical literature, and 41 intangible assets.
In addition, as of September 15, 2025, part of the real estate with a total area of 479.4 square meters has been leased.
According to the terms of the tender, the buyer of JSC “Radio Relay Plant” is obliged to pay off debts on wages and to the budget within six months from the date of transfer of ownership, as well as to prevent the dismissal of employees (as of June 30, 2025, 57 people worked at the plant).
The plant’s main product range consists of low-current, miniature electromagnetic relays.
According to information from the State Property Fund, as of June 30, 2025, overdue accounts payable amounted to UAH 2.512 million, including UAH 1.28 million in wages, UAH 0.14 million in insurance, and no wages.
In January-June 2025, the plant incurred losses of UAH 5.7 million (UAH 10.3 million for the whole of 2024) and net income of UAH 2.3 million (UAH 5.2 million). The average monthly salary was UAH 10,900 (UAH 10,200).
The plant’s sales volume for the period from 2022 to the first six months of 2025 amounted to UAH 23.1 million, including exports of UAH 6.8 million.
As reported, in early February 2025, the State Property Fund of Ukraine put up for auction the state-owned stake in JSC Radio Relay Plant, but after it failed to take place due to the absence of participants, the price was halved at a repeat auction to UAH 117.2 million, which also failed to take place.
Ukrainian citizen Vitaly Miroshnichenko has announced his intention to independently acquire 9.2347% of shares in European Insurance Alliance (Kyiv), according to an announcement by the insurer in the information disclosure database of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC).
It is also reported that as of the date of this announcement, Miroshnychenko and his affiliates do not own any shares in the company.
According to the NSSMC, as of the first quarter of 2025, the shareholders of this insurance company were Marina Voronyanska (49.8697%), Yuriy Barkovskiy (22.1764%), and three other individuals, each owning 9.2311% of the company’s shares.
European Insurance Alliance PJSC was founded on September 22, 1994. The company is a member of the Motor (Transport) Insurance Bureau of Ukraine, the League of Insurance Organizations of Ukraine, and the Nuclear Insurance Pool of Ukraine.
The company has a license from the National Bank of Ukraine dated April 25, 2024, to carry out insurance activities in 16 classes, including property insurance, motor insurance, liability insurance, medical insurance, and the like.
The authorized capital is UAH 55 million.
Businessman Oleksandr Yaroslavsky, together with other shareholders of Sukha Balka (Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk region), which is part of the DCH group, have joined forces and acquired a controlling stake of 99.7%, presumably for the compulsory buyout of shares from minority shareholders through a squeeze-out procedure.
According to a report by the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) shareholder Artem Alexandrov (Kyiv), acting as an authorized representative of persons acting jointly, regarding the acquisition of a controlling stake in PJSC “Sukha Balka” taking into account the number of shares owned by their affiliates, directly acquired ownership of 834 million 927.002 thousand shares of the company, which is 99.706% of the company’s authorized capital.
It is specified that the shareholders act jointly on the basis of a joint activity agreement dated June 10, 2025.
According to Aleksandrov, as of June 10 of this year, he directly owns 15.2% of the shares, and a total of 15.217212% of the mine (including indirect ownership).
Yaroslavsky, who is a citizen of the United Kingdom, directly owns 77.4193% of the mine’s shares, and a total of 77.68895%.
Ukrainian citizen Alexander Chorny directly and collectively owns 2%, Motor Development Group LLC (beneficial owner Gennady Piontkovsky) – 4.7999%, PJSC Closed Non-Diversified Venture Corporate Investment Fund Smart Capital (beneficial owner Yaroslavsky) – 0.2868%.
The Sukha Balka mine is one of the leading mining companies in Ukraine. It extracts iron ore using underground methods. It includes the Yuvileina and Frunze mines.
In May 2017, the DCH Group acquired the mine from the Evraz Group.
According to the NDU for the first quarter of 2025, Yaroslavsky, who is designated as a non-resident of Ukraine (a citizen of Great Britain), directly owns 77.4193% of the mine’s shares, and Artem Alexandrov, a resident individual, owns 20%.
The authorized capital of Sukha Balka is UAH 41.869 million, with a share par value of UAH 0.05.
Oleksandr Sosis owns 99.9999% of the shares of PJSC Ukrainian Joint-Stock Insurance Company ASKA-Life (Kyiv), according to the insurer’s announcement in the information disclosure system of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC). As reported, according to the NSSMC, as of the end of 2024, 55.6667% of the company was owned by SCM Finance Limited, 44.3333% – by Alexander Sosis. At the same time, Sosis is the main shareholder of Alliance Bank (Kyiv) with a stake of 89.289%.
In October 2024, the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (AMCU) granted him permission to acquire control over ASKA-Life.
On April 3, 2025, Anna Dugadko, a member of the Supervisory Board of ASKA-Life as a representative of SCM Finance Limited, was removed from the company’s Supervisory Board after the alienation of the beneficiary’s shares.
ASKA-Life Insurance Company was registered in 2003 and specializes in life insurance.
According to the NBU, in 2024, ASKA Life collected UAH 136.2 million in insurance premiums and made insurance payments of UAH 7.915 million. Its eligible assets amounted to UAH 215 million, and technical reserves amounted to UAH 121.145 million.
The authorized capital is UAH 49.625 million.
