Agroholding Agromino is considering the sale of its port operator and storage infrastructure at Chornomorsk Port in order to release capital for the further development of its key business areas. This was reported by the company’s new CEO Anastasiia Vankova and Liubomyr Cheban, CEO of Trygon-Export.
According to the company’s management, the sale of the asset does not mean that Agromino will exit Chornomorsk Port. The holding intends to continue using the port for handling its own cargo, while transferring the management of the terminal and storage infrastructure to a new owner.
The company explains that the decision is related to its strategy of optimizing the asset structure and concentrating resources on its core business areas. The proceeds are planned to be directed toward the development of crop farming, livestock production, agricultural storage, trading, as well as energy projects that Agromino is implementing in Ukraine and the Czech Republic.
The grain terminal in Chornomorsk remains an important logistics asset for the company. According to Agromino, since July 2025 more than 400,000 tonnes of cargo have been handled through the terminal, confirming its demand in the export logistics market.
The potential sale fits into the broader trend in Ukraine’s agricultural sector, where companies are increasingly reviewing their asset structures, releasing capital from non-core or capital-intensive areas for investment in core operations and higher-margin projects.
Agromino is an international agroholding with assets in Ukraine and European countries, operating in agricultural production, trading, storage and energy. The sale of the terminal and storage facilities could become one of the company’s largest steps in capital reallocation in recent years.
