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Despite the war, HarvEast continues investing in new projects.

CEO Dmytro Skorniakov says Ukrainian businesses are adapting to uncertainty, combining pragmatic financial decisions with a long-term vision for growth

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Ukraine’s agricultural sector remained profitable in 2025, but managing margins is becoming increasingly challenging.

War-related risks, climate change, and labor shortages are reshaping the economics of farming. New research by Agrohub and UCAB highlights the key trends driving the industry today.

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Science, biotechnology, circular economy and automation are becoming key drivers of competitiveness in Ukrainian agribusiness.

Ukravit is building a next-generation R&D ecosystem that will combine chemical research, biotechnology, waste recycling technologies and AI-driven solutions. The company plans to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in developing one of Europe's most advanced scientific centres.

Founder Vitalii Ilchenko shares why the future of agribusiness lies far beyond traditional production models.

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AGRO.RIA's latest report reveals Ukraine's agricultural machinery trends for spring 2026. Tractors remain the most popular category, while John Deere, Claas and MTZ lead farmers' searches across the country.

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HarvEast reshaped its crop rotation after Ukraine's ports were blocked, prioritizing lower-cost crops less dependent on logistics.
Flax and beans became part of the company's strategy to preserve working capital and improve resilience during wartime.

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Industrial parks in Ukraine are moving beyond formal management companies.

The market increasingly values developers who invest in infrastructure, attract businesses and create ready-to-operate industrial sites.

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Mental health support is becoming a core part of business resilience.
At Astarta, psychological assistance has evolved from an optional benefit into a long-term strategy supporting employees, veterans, families and local communities.

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HarvEast reshaped its land strategy after the full-scale invasion, giving up less productive farmland and focusing on high-performing assets. The company says this decision strengthened efficiency and improved long-term resilience.

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Nearly half of Ukraine's livestock by-products still bypass official processing channels. Limited rendering capacity, high disposal costs and logistics challenges continue to fuel an informal market segment.

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Launching a rendering business requires far more than production equipment.

High capital costs, strict environmental standards, complex logistics, and reliable raw material supply create significant barriers to entry—even for experienced agribusinesses

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Ukraine's labor market is changing, and businesses are rethinking age in hiring.

Astarta's "Adult Intern Week" showed that employees aged 50+ can quickly adapt, integrate into teams, and become valuable contributors.

Age diversity is increasingly becoming a business advantage rather than a challenge.

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