Agromat LLC, an industrial and technical company that began a public offering of three-year Series “J” bonds worth 100 million hryvnia in late July, launched a similar offering of Series “K” bonds worth another 100 million hryvnia on August 5.
According to the company’s filing with the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC), the interest rate on the bonds—which have three-month coupons—is 16% per annum for the first six months, and for each subsequent six-month period through July 2029, it is 3-month UIRD (Ukrainian Index of Interest Rates on Deposits for Individuals) +4.9 percentage points.
Bonds with a face value of 1,000 UAH will be placed at par through the PFTS exchange, with the state-owned Ukrgasbank acting as the investment firm. The public offering of the bonds is limited to qualified investors and will run from August 5 to October 4, 2026.
The nominal interest rate for the previous “J” series issue, registered by the National Securities and Stock Market Commission on July 17 of this year, is set at 16% per annum for the first six months of circulation. The public offering period runs from July 29 to September 21, 2026.
It is noted that Agromat corporate bonds of Series “H,” “I,” and “J” are currently in circulation, each with a total face value of 100 million UAH.
Agromat, established in 1993, manufactures and sells ceramic tiles and bathroom fixtures. It operates through 33 retail locations in 21 cities across Ukraine and online at agromat.ua. According to the YouControl analytical system, the company’s co-owners, each holding a 28.65% stake, are CEO Serhiy Voitenko, Oksana Reva, and Anatoliy Taday; an additional 10.05% is owned by Olga Bashota, and 4% by Nadiya Rushelyuk.
According to information on its website, based on the results for 2025, PTK LLC “Agromat” increased its net revenue by 5.2% compared to the previous year—to 3.59 billion UAH—and its net profit by 91.4%, to 148 million UAH. In the first half of 2026, net revenue grew by 20.2% compared to the same period last year—to 1.9 billion UAH, while the net loss amounted to 177.5 million UAH, compared to a net profit of 87.1 million UAH a year ago.
As of June 30, 2026, the Agromat Group’s creditors include Raiffeisen Bank—UAH 199 million at 14.9%, Pivdenny Bank—UAH 30 million at 16.5%, OTP Bank—UAH 90 million at 16.5%, Crédit Agricole—78 million UAH at 14.25%, Kredobank—75.1 million UAH at 15.5%, and ProCredit for a total of 185.8 million UAH at rates ranging from 3.76% to 15.5%.
In May 2026, the Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported exports by Ukrainian companies to the tune of 1.16 billion UAH.
According to the agency’s website, Ukrgasbank provided the largest volume of support in cooperation with partner banks, backing UAH 1.059 billion in exports.
The largest volume of supported exports came from enterprises in Kyiv (UAH 879.3 million) and Chernihiv (UAH 88.7 million) regions.
The main importing countries for products from Ukrainian manufacturers insured by ECA in May were the UAE (UAH 879.26 million), the Netherlands (UAH 154.19 million), Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan—each with UAH 44.35 million.
In terms of sectoral structure, the largest shares were accounted for by milk processing and the production of butter and cheese, the cultivation of pome and stone fruits, the production of wallpaper, sawmilling and planing, and the production of industrial refrigeration and ventilation equipment.
ECA, EXPORTS, UAE, UKRGASBANK
According to Fixygen, PJSC AB “Ukrgasbank” will hold a shareholders’ meeting on April 24, 2026, via remote participation. According to the bank’s materials, the main items on the agenda include approval of the financial and operational results for 2025, distribution of profits or coverage of losses, as well as other corporate decisions related to the bank’s management.
“Ukrgasbank” is a state-owned bank of Ukraine specializing in corporate, retail, and “green” financing. The state is the majority shareholder. The bank actively participates in business lending programs, energy efficiency initiatives, and international financial projects.
https://www.fixygen.ua/news/20260331/ukrgazbank-priznachiv-zbori-aktsioneriv-na-24-kvitnya.html
From February 20 to March 3, the Marine Corps & Air Force Trials 2026, a major veterans’ competition, took place in San Diego, California. This is an annual competition for servicemen and veterans of the US Marine Corps and Air Force, which serves as a qualifying stage for the American team for the Warrior Games.
The Ukrainian team was invited as an international team along with the British team to expand cooperation and exchange experience in the field of veteran sports and rehabilitation through sports.
The competitions included wheelchair basketball and rugby, sitting volleyball, archery and shooting, rowing on simulators, athletics, powerlifting, cycling, and swimming.
First and foremost, the team did not go for awards or achievements, but for the rehabilitation of participants through sport. However, the team managed to win quite a few prizes at the competition in California.
The Ukrainian team won first place in sitting volleyball and second place in wheelchair rugby. This is a first for our team.
In swimming, rowing on simulators, and cycling, Yaroslav Begas, Ivan Artyukh, and Oksana Rudyk took first place, while Artem Peredeev took first place in powerlifting. In archery, Oleksandr Zirka took first place in the individual competition. In the team competition, Oleksandr Zirka, Artem Perederyev, and Mariana Nitskevich took second place. Mariana Nitskevich also took second place in the individual competition.
In running, Oleksiy Dernov took first place in the 1500 meters. He also took third place in the 800, 400, 200, and 100 meters. In cycling, Vadym Goncharenko and Oleksiy Dernov finished second. In the shot put, Oleksandr Batalov and Vadym Honcharenko took first place. Oleksandr Batalov also came second in the discus throw.
The qualifying stage for the Ukrainian national team was the all-Ukrainian competition “GART” — the first national multi-sport competition for veterans who were wounded, injured, or fell ill during military service. The national team for the 2026 Marine Corps & Air Force Trials was selected from among the 400 participants in this tournament. It consists of 13 male veterans and 2 female veterans.
The formation, training, and participation of the Ukrainian national team is provided by the Ministry of Veterans Affairs of Ukraine in cooperation with the Come Back Alive Initiative Center. The general partner of the Ukrainian team is Ukrgasbank.
We would like to add that in April, the “Gart” wheelchair basketball competition for veterans will start in Lviv, preceded by a week-long camp for beginners in this sport. We invite veterans to participate in the tournament.
Registration form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQCmcejNST02gPuvrMr-Cax2fAP6iLGD7WkADLjpXQNAP9Vg/viewform
COMPETITION, Marine Corps & Air Force Trials 2026, UKRGASBANK, veterans' team
State-owned Ukrgasbank has signed a new guarantee agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Investment Fund (EIF) under the EU4Business Guarantee Facility Ukraine program, which is expected to provide more than €31 million in financing to Ukrainian businesses, the financial institution said on Thursday.
“By working with strong local partners such as Ukrgasbank, the EIB Group is helping to ensure that Ukrainian businesses have access to vital financing when they need it most,” said EIB Vice President Teresa Czerwinska.
The bank specified that the support extends not only to small and medium-sized businesses, but also to labor-intensive enterprises with up to 500 employees. Priority will be given to companies owned or managed by veterans, internally displaced persons, women, or entrepreneurs under the age of 36, as well as businesses in regions most affected by the war.
According to the announcement, the guarantee mechanism will cover 30-80% of the credit risk for individual transactions and will apply to investment loans, working capital financing, and documentary transactions, including bank guarantees and letters of credit. Financing is provided for a term of 6 to 84 months in hryvnia, euros, or US dollars, in particular with reduced collateral requirements.
The financing was made possible with the support of the European Union under the Ukraine Facility program.
As reported, in terms of the number of loans serviced as of December 1, 2025, under state guarantees on a portfolio basis, Ukrgasbank ranks third with over 1,000 loans worth UAH 10.4 billion, or 69% of the limit of such guarantees provided to the bank.
Ukrgasbank is the fifth largest bank in Ukraine in terms of assets: according to the National Bank, as of December 1, 2025, they amounted to UAH 208.24 billion.
In the first half of 2025, the private FUIB increased its total assets by 3.8% to UAH 203.2 billion and became the fifth largest bank in Ukraine in terms of this indicator, while state-owned Ukrgasbank, whose total assets decreased by 11.5% to UAH 189.2 billion, fell to sixth place, according to data published by the National Bank of Ukraine on its website.
According to the data, PrivatBank remained Ukraine’s largest bank in terms of total assets by a significant margin in the middle of this year, with UAH 975.3 billion, which is 1.9% more than at the beginning of the year.
It is followed by two other state-owned banks: Oschadbank, whose assets decreased by 0.5% to UAH 460.2 billion, and Ukreximbank, which increased them by 1% to UAH 318.6 billion.
In fourth place is the largest bank with foreign capital, Raiffeisen Bank, which increased its total assets by 6.7% to UAH 252.2 billion in the first half of the year.
The main change in the top five was the entry of OTP Bank, which increased its total assets by 6.2% to UAH 128.3 billion, while Credit Agricole Bank increased its assets by only 0.5% and ranked 11th in the overall ranking of banks by this indicator with UAH 123.2 billion.
Ukrsibbank ranked seventh in terms of total assets as of mid-year, increasing them by 1.5% to UAH 176.0 billion, but now it is closely followed by Universal Bank (mono) with UAH 173.1 billion, which managed to increase its assets by 12.1% in just six months.
Finally, in ninth place is the nationalized Sens Bank, whose assets grew by 5.5% in six months to UAH 153.1 billion.
The full version is published in the agency’s economic reports.
