According to the data of the relevant stock exchanges, all Ukrainian agricultural companies have suffered significantly due to the Russian military invasion and the negative consequences caused by it for the entire economy of the country.
At the same time, oddly enough, the territorial location of the land bank did not play a decisive role - the shares of Agroton, the land bank of which was occupied by the Russians in 2023, fell in price by 1.86 times, while the non-occupied "Milkyland" - 2.5 times.
According to the stock exchanges, during the period from January 1, 2022 to January 6, 2023, the following price reduction occurred in the securities of Ukrainian agricultural companies:
- Ukrprodukt – 1.4 times to $3.25 (PLN14.3) from $4.5 (PLN19.8).
- Ovostar – by 1.52 times, up to PLN44.8 from PLN68;
- KSG Agro – 1.73 times, up to PLN2.21 from PLN3.84;
- MHP – by 1.81 times, to $3.7 (PLN16.28) from $6.72 (PLN29.7).
- Astarta – 1.83 times, up to PLN22.2 from PLN40.55;
- Agroton - 1.86 times, up to PLN3.62 from PLN6.76
- IMC – 1.92 times, up to PLN16.6 from PLN32.
- Milkiland - 2.5 times, up to PLN0.9 from PLN2.25;
- Agroliga – 2.66 times, up to PLN19.9 from PLN53.
- Kernel - 3.15 times, up to PLN18.49 from PLN58.3
Thus, the shares of 5 out of 10 agricultural holdings of Ukraine fell in price by 1.73-1.92 times over the past year, which allows us to roughly judge the average range of decline in the agricultural industry.
