In 1H26 the Company’s consolidated revenues were stable versus last year at EUR226m. Export sales were EUR140m, or 62% of total revenue.
Agricultural Production
Despite severe agroclimatic headwinds the early grain harvesting campaign was completed on time. Wheat yielded 5.4t/ha (+4% y-o-y), rapeseed at 3.1 t/ha (+15% y-o-y).
The highest yields were at the Khmilnytske agriculture subsidiary in the Vinnytsia region, at 7.7 t/ha of winter wheat and 3.8 t/ha of winter rapeseeds.
As of today, harvesting of late crops is ongoing. At the same time, Astarta’s agricultural subsidiaries have started a 2027 winter crops sowing campaign. Winter rapeseed sowing is in the final stages, and preparations for winter wheat sowing are underway.
In 1H26, the segment generated EUR78m in revenues (+27% y-o-y), primarily due to a 47% surge in crop sales volumes. Exports accounted for 74% of the segment’s revenue.
Sugar Production
Astarta is currently preparing for the upcoming sugar beet harvesting and processing season.
In 1H26, the segment generated revenue of EUR72m (-10% y-o-y) on the back of lower sugar sales prices. MENA region absorbed around two-thirds of total export volumes.
Soybean Processing
In 1H26, revenue from soybean products declined by 7% to EUR51m, driven by lower sales volumes and higher logistics costs. Exports accounted for 87% of the segment’s revenue.
Livestock Production
Revenue of the dairy farming segment declined by 15% y-o-y to EUR25m primarily due to weaker realized selling prices for raw milk.
The Company continues to maintain its leadership in Ukraine’s industrial milk production.
Responsible Partnership Ecosystem (social impact projects)
In 2026, the Company continued developing and scaling up the Common Help Ukraine project, co-founded by Astarta and Charitable Foundation “Believe in Yourself”, which united businesses, international organizations, and local communities to support Ukrainians in overcoming the challenges of the war. The project’s total charitable and humanitarian contribution has reached EUR40.7m.
The key areas of the project include: initiatives fostering Ukraine’s territorial integrity; financial and educational grants to develop local entrepreneurship; creating and supporting Resilience Centers that offer free psychological assistance to community residents; and implementing the “Active Longevity” programme, which focuses on strengthening the physical, mental, professional, and social well-being of Ukrainians.