TOP 100 Largest Agroholdings in Ukraine by Land Bank Size InVenture

TOP 100 Largest Agroholdings in Ukraine by Land Bank Size

Ukraine’s agricultural sector remains one of the most concentrated and systemically important sectors of the national economy. According to the ranking of the TOP 100 largest agricultural companies in Ukraine by land bank size, the total amount of land operated by the country’s leading agroholdings stands at around 5.35 million hectares. This shows that even amid the full-scale war, the loss of part of Ukraine’s cultivated areas, logistics constraints and rising operational risks, large agricultural companies have retained a key role in the production, export and processing of agricultural products.

The top 30 companies in the ranking control approximately 3.75 million hectares, or about 70% of the total land bank of the top 100. This means that the market remains highly concentrated: the largest players have not only scale in terms of land, but also access to grain storage infrastructure, processing, exports, financing and modern management technologies.

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Leaders of the TOP 100 Largest Agricultural Companies in Ukraine in 2026

The first position is held by Kernel, with a land bank of around 358,000 hectares. The company retains its status as Ukraine’s largest agricultural player by land area and remains one of the country’s key exporters and processors of oilseeds.

In second place is MHP, with approximately 351,000 hectares. Unlike traditional crop-focused holdings, MHP combines a large land bank with a powerful vertically integrated model in poultry farming, processing and food production.

Third place is held by Ukrlandfarming, with around 330,000 hectares. Despite a significant reduction in its land bank during the years of the full-scale war, the company remains among Ukraine’s largest agricultural producers.

The top ten also include Agroprosperis, Astarta, Continental Farmers Group, Enselco Group + Agro-Region, Epicenter Agro, Akris Agro and Industrial Milk Company.

TOP 100 Largest Agroholdings in Ukraine by Land Bank Size

No.	Agroholding / Agricultural Company	Key Owners	Regions of Presence / Land Bank Location	Specialization	Land Bank, ha	Revenue in 2025, UAH bn
1	Kernel	Andriy Verevskyi	Poltava, Kirovohrad, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, Mykolaiv and other regions	Oilseeds, grains	358,000	170
2	MHP	Yuriy Kosiuk, SALIC	Vinnytsia, Cherkasy, Kyiv, Sumy, Ternopil and other regions	Poultry farming, grains, oilseeds	351,000	144
3	Ukrlandfarming	Oleh Bakhmatyuk, Nicholas Piazza	Sumy, Poltava, Rivne, Zhytomyr, Cherkasy, Lviv and other regions	Grains, oilseeds	330,000	26–34
4	Agroprosperis	NCH	Sumy, Chernihiv, Kharkiv, Poltava, Vinnytsia and other regions	Grains, oilseeds	250,000	25–30
5	Astarta	Viktor Ivanchyk	Poltava, Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi, Chernihiv, Kharkiv and other regions	Grains, oilseeds, sugar	213,000	23
6	Continental Farmers Group	SALIC	Ternopil, Khmelnytskyi, Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernivtsi, Lviv	Grains, oilseeds	195,000	19
7	Enselco Group + Agro-Region	Andriy Verevskyi	Khmelnytskyi, Ternopil, Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Chernihiv	Grains, oilseeds	175,000	10
8	Epicenter Agro	Oleksandr and Halyna Hereha	Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi, Ternopil, Kyiv, Cherkasy, Zhytomyr	Grains, oilseeds	168,000	11
9	Akris Agro (AST)	Oleksandr Amirov, Vadym Ponomariov, Viacheslav Stratiienko, Liudmyla Lyzhniova, Olena Amirova	Khmelnytskyi, Rivne, Kyiv, Chernihiv, Zhytomyr and other regions	Grains, oilseeds	150,000	7–11
10	Industrial Milk Company	Oleksandr Petrov, Alex Lissitsa	Poltava, Chernihiv, Sumy	Grains, oilseeds	116,000	8
11	LNZ Group	Dmytro Kravchenko	Cherkasy, Sumy, Vinnytsia	Seed production, grains, oilseeds	100,000	17–20
11	Ukrprominvest-Agro	Poroshenko family	Vinnytsia, Cherkasy, Zhytomyr	Sugar, grains, oilseeds	100,000	13
13	Alfa-Capital	Oleksandr Pavliuchenko	Poltava, Sumy, Chernihiv	Grains, oilseeds	97,000	5–7
14	Krolevets Feed Mill	Oleksandr Andrushchenko	Sumy, Chernihiv	Grains, industrial crops	95,000	6–7
15	Agrein	SAS Investcompagnie	Chernihiv, Kyiv, Kharkiv, Zhytomyr, Odesa, Cherkasy	Grains, oilseeds	86,000	4–6
16	Vitagro	Serhiy Labaziuk	Khmelnytskyi, Ternopil, Rivne	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops	82,000	10–12
17	AgroVista	Anatoliy Kuzmenko	Kirovohrad, Dnipropetrovsk	Grains, oilseeds, sugar	80,000	5
17	Svitanok	Tetiana, Anatoliy and Andriy Zasukha	Kyiv, Zhytomyr	Grains, oilseeds, sugar, flour	80,000	5
17	TAS Agro	Serhiy Tihipko	Chernihiv, Sumy, Kyiv, Vinnytsia, Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv	Grains, oilseeds	80,000	5–6
20	Ristone Holdings	Vadim Nesterenko	Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia	Grains, oilseeds, livestock, vegetable growing	66,000	4–5
21	Agrotrade	Vsevolod Kozhemiako	Kharkiv, Poltava, Sumy, Chernihiv	Grains, oilseeds	65,000	5–7
22	Zakhidnyi Buh	Valeriy Ovcharuk, Yevhen Hladun, Oksana Drul	Lviv, Chernivtsi, Ternopil, Volyn	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops	65,000	4
23	Volyn-Zerno-Produkt	Yevhen Dudka	Volyn, Rivne, Lviv	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops	62,000	9
24	Ukrainian Agricultural Holding	Oleksandr Radavskyi	Chernihiv, Kyiv, Poltava, Sumy, Zakarpattia	Grains, oilseeds	60,000	4
25	Panda	Hennadiy Bobov	Cherkasy, Kyiv	Industrial crops, sugar	59,000	4
26	Grain Alliance	Per Johan Claesson, Lars-Magnus Claesson	Kyiv, Cherkasy, Poltava, Chernihiv	Grains, oilseeds	57,000	3–4
27	Eridon	Serhiy Krolevets	Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Poltava, Cherkasy, Kirovohrad	Seed production, fertilizers, crop protection products	55,000	41–44
28	Technology Group	Volodymyr Zaiets, Serhiy Zaiets and others	Sumy, Rivne, Chernihiv and other regions	Grains, oilseeds	53,000	3–4
29	Nibulon	Andriy Vadaturskyi	Mykolaiv, Poltava, Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Cherkasy and other regions	Grains, oilseeds, elevators, trading	51,000	18
30	Southern Agricultural Export Company (PAEK)	Yuriy Kormyshkin	Mykolaiv, Odesa	Grains, pulses, oilseeds	50,000	4–7
31	Agroprodservice	Ivan Chaikivskyi	Ternopil, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk	Grains, oilseeds, livestock	49,000
32	OKKO GROUP	Vitaliy Antonov	Ternopil, Rivne	Grains, oilseeds, livestock, seed production	48,000
33	Chysta Krynytsia	Yuriy Lebedyn	Poltava	Grains, oilseeds	47,600
34	Ukraine 2001	Vadym Leivi	Khmelnytskyi, Mykolaiv	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, sugar, livestock	43,000
35	A.G.R. Group	Misak Khidirian	Poltava, Kyiv, Chernihiv, Mykolaiv, Sumy	Grains, dairy farming	42,000
36	Agromino	Petr Krogman	Kharkiv, Kirovohrad, Cherkasy, Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Khmelnytskyi	Grains, oilseeds, dairy farming, elevators	42,000
37	Olimp	Volodymyr Hetsko	Zhytomyr, Cherkasy	Grains, oilseeds, trading, elevators	37,000
38	Hals Agro	Serhiy Kravchuk	Kyiv, Chernihiv	Sugar, grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, livestock, biomethane	35,000
39	Zemlia i Volia	Viktoriia Dronova and Inna Yakovyshyna	Chernihiv, Kyiv	Grains, pig farming, cereals and feed, elevators	32,500
40	Agricultural Technology Company	Volodymyr Shkolnyk and Stanislav Andriievskyi	Zhytomyr, Khmelnytskyi, Vinnytsia	Seed production, grains, industrial crops, elevators	32,000
41	Central Farming Ukraine (GREENSTONE)	GREENSTONE’s key beneficiaries Maksym and Viktoriia Berezkin. Owner of Central Farming Ukraine — Anna Tatarchenko	Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv, Chernihiv	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops; elevators	32,000
42	Zghoda	Viktor and Ivan Solovchuk	Kirovohrad, Cherkasy, Zhytomyr, Vinnytsia	Grains, oilseeds	31,000
43	Freedom Farm	Illia, Vadym and Maryna Sehal	Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Ternopil, Poltava, Odesa	Grains, industrial crops	30,000
44	Yavir-APK	Viktor and Yuriy Slonchak	Kharkiv, Sumy and Poltava	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, sugar	30,000
45	Cygnet Agrocompany	Robert Finch and Rohini Finch	Zhytomyr, Vinnytsia	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, sugar	29,000
46	Clever Agro	Ernest Haliiev	Cherkasy, Chernihiv and Kharkiv	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, pulses	28,000
47	Dnipro Agro Group	Vasyl Astion	Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia	Grains, oilseeds, sugar	28,000
48	I&U Group	Serhiy Tarasov	Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv	Grains, oilseeds	28,000
49	VPK-Agro	Volodymyr Korsun and Oleksandr Havrylenko	Dnipropetrovsk	Grains, oilseeds	27,000
50	Tekom Agro Group	Yuriy Rodin and Mark Becker	Odesa	Grains, oilseeds, vegetable growing	26,300
51	Zelena Dolyna	Stanislav Voitovych	Vinnytsia	Sugar, grains, pulses, oilseeds and fodder crops, livestock	25,800
52	Oliyar	Iryna Zalizna	Lviv, Ternopil	Grains, oilseeds	24,500
53	Kusto Agro	Yerkin Tatishev, Daulet Nurzhanov and Talgat Turumbayev	Zhytomyr, Khmelnytskyi	Grains, oilseeds, elevators, trading	24,200
54	HarvEast	SCM — Rinat Akhmetov; Smart Holding — Vadim Novinsky	Kyiv	Grains, pulses, industrial crops, seed production	24,000
55	Rozkishna Agro-Industrial Company	Tamara Holimbiievska	Kirovohrad	Grains, oilseeds, livestock	24,000
56	Nyva Pereiaslavshchyny	Oleksandr Mostipan	Kyiv	Grains, feed production, pig farming	24,000
57	Bontrup Ukraine	Peter and Abraham Bontrup	Sumy	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops	22,000
58	Piatydni	Valeriy and Viktor Dibrova	Volyn	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, seed production, elevators	22,000
59	Uspikh	Oleksiy Huziy	Kyiv, Odesa	Grains, oilseeds, elevators	21,500
60	NOVAAGRO	Serhiy Polumisnyi	Kharkiv	Grains, oilseeds	21,000
61	KSG Agro	Serhiy Kasianov	Dnipropetrovsk	Grains, oilseeds, seed production, livestock, vegetable growing	21,000
62	Batkivshchyna	Mykola Dmytrenko	Chernihiv	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops; export	20,000
63	VV Agro	Mykola Bloshko	Kyiv, Volyn, Kharkiv, Zhytomyr	Grains, fodder crops, livestock, seed production	20,000
64	Silhospprodukt	Yuriy Bondarchuk	Kyiv	Grains, industrial crops, livestock	20,000
65	Khmelnytsk-Mlyn	Vasyl and Ihor Baryliuk	Khmelnytskyi	Grains, oilseeds	20,000
66	Prometey	Rafael Horoyan	Mykolaiv, Kherson	Grains, oilseeds, elevators, trading	20,000
67	UAEG Bioland	Yuliia Vyhivska and Fulvio Ventorino	Chernihiv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Vinnytsia, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk, Mykolaiv, Kherson, Zhytomyr, Khmelnytskyi, Odesa	Grains, oilseeds, livestock	20,000
68	Avis UkrAgro	Serhiy Kalashnyk	Sumy	Grains, oilseeds, trading, poultry farming, livestock, agricultural machinery rental	20,000
69	Agrodim	Iryna Khomaiko (Kernel)	Chernihiv	Grains, oilseeds, feed production, livestock	20,000
70	DMV GROUP	Ivan Dimov	Lviv, Odesa and Zakarpattia	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, vegetable growing	20,000
71	Agrotech-Garantia	Volodymyr Fedonchuk, Yuriy Drobiazko	Poltava	Grains, oilseeds, trading, elevators	19,000
72	Zoria	Anatoliy and Olha Kravtsov	Kharkiv	Grains, pulses	19,000
73	Golden Agro Holding	Anatoliy Detochka	Kirovohrad, Odesa and Kyiv	Grains, pulses, oilseeds	18,500
74	Agrofusion	Serhiy Sypko, ex-Sandora	Mykolaiv and Kherson	Tomatoes	18,400
75	Piatykhatska Agrofirm	Oleksandr Povorozniuk	Kirovohrad	Grains, oilseeds, livestock	18,000
76	Agro-Oven	Viktor Zavorotniy	Dnipropetrovsk	Grains, industrial crops, pig farming, poultry farming, meat processing	18,000
77	Arnika	Andriy Pylypchenko and Volodymyr Savenko	Poltava, Cherkasy and Lviv	Grains, industrial crops, soybeans, hemp	18,000
78	A'SPIK GROUP	Oleksandr Spivak	Khmelnytskyi and Rivne	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, sugar, livestock	18,000
79	Chervonyi Maiak	Oleksandr Levytskyi	Chernihiv	Grains, oilseeds, pulses, livestock	18,000
80	Kornatskyi Agrofirm	Arkadiy Kornatskyi	Mykolaiv	Grains, pig farming	16,000
81	Kyshchentsi	Gerrit Tonkens and Cornelis Huizinga	Cherkasy	Grains, industrial crops, livestock	15,700
82	AgroDar LTD	Yuriy and Nataliia Dorofieiev, Ivan and Nataliia Miroshnychenko	Kirovohrad and Kyiv	Grains, industrial crops, trading, agricultural machinery	15,700
83	ROSTOK-HOLDING	Viktor and Dmytro Kupavtsev	Chernihiv and Sumy	Grains, feed production	15,700
84	Dnipro Agrocorporation	Petro Dusheiko and his sons Hryhoriy, Andriy and Oleksiy	Cherkasy	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, vegetable growing, potato growing	15,400
85	Agricom Group	Anatoliy Shkrybliak and Andriy Savchuk	Chernihiv, Zhytomyr	Grains, oilseeds, grain trading, cereals	15,000
86	Agro-Express-Service	Serhiy Kostiuchko	Rivne	Grains, industrial crops, sugar, livestock	15,000
87	Ukraine (Skoryky)	Oleh Kryzhovachuk	Ternopil	Grains, oilseeds, horticulture, seed production	15,000
88	Goodvalley Ukraine	Tom Axcelgaard	Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv	Crop production, pig farming, feed production, biogas	15,000
89	PRAVIO Group	Valentyn and his son Serhiy Zaporoshchuk	Chernihiv, Poltava, Kyiv	Grains, industrial crops	15,000
90	Radiy Group	Yevheniy and Nataliia Bakhmach	Kirovohrad	Grains, oilseeds, juices	15,000
91	SSAH	Peter Thomson	Odesa, Kherson	/	15,000
92	Demetra Agro Group	Hennadiy and Nadiia Sydorenko	Kirovohrad, Zhytomyr, Cherkasy, Sumy, Poltava	Grains, oilseeds, pulses, pig farming	14,000
93	BAIS Group	Anatoliy Kysil and his sons Ihor and Andriy	Cherkasy, Kirovohrad, Vinnytsia	Grains, pulses, industrial crops, oilseeds, brewing, livestock, elevators	14,000
94	TAK Group	Ruslan Holub	Kyiv, Kherson	Grains, oilseeds, seed production, distribution	14,000
95	Lannivska Agro-Industrial Group	Oleksandr Tymokha and his son Yuriy	Poltava, Kharkiv	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops, sugar, livestock, horticulture	13,000
96	Fozzy Group	Volodymyr Kostelman	Chernihiv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernivtsi	Grains, oilseeds, livestock, vegetable growing, retail	13,000
97	Beta-Agro-Invest	Yevhen Ishchenko-Hiller	Chernihiv	Grains, oilseeds, livestock	13,000
98	Vizyt	Mykola Yurchyshyn and Petro Yurchyshyn, and their wives Olha and Liubov Yurchyshyn	Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi	Grains, oilseeds, livestock	13,000
99	Agrosoyuz	Valeriy Biednyi	Mykolaiv	Grains, oilseeds, industrial crops	12,000
100	Milkiland-Ukraine	Anatoliy Yurkevych	Chernihiv	Fodder crops, dairy products	12,000

Source: Latifundist, Forbes, open data

Land Bank Concentration

The ranking shows a clear pyramid structure in Ukraine’s agricultural market. Only 3 companies have a land bank of more than 300,000 hectares, another 2 companies exceed 200,000 hectares, while the group of agroholdings with land banks between 100,000 and 200,000 hectares includes 7 companies.

Overall, the top ten control around 2.31 million hectares, or more than 43% of the total land bank of the TOP 100. The top twenty control around 3.17 million hectares, or almost 60%. At the same time, the second half of the ranking — companies ranked from 51st to 100th — collectively operate only around 900,000 hectares, highlighting the significant gap between market leaders and mid-sized regional players.

The average land bank of a company in the TOP 100 is around 53,500 hectares, but the median value is significantly lower — approximately 26,000 hectares. This means that the ranking includes not only large national agroholdings, but also a significant number of regional companies with land banks of 12,000–30,000 hectares.

Impact of the War on the Market Structure

During the full-scale war, the land bank of Ukraine’s largest agricultural companies has changed unevenly. The companies hit hardest were those whose assets were concentrated in eastern and southern Ukraine — regions that came under occupation, were located in areas of active hostilities or near the front line.

For some agroholdings, this meant losing access to land, destruction of infrastructure, a reduction in production programs and a revision of logistics routes. At the same time, companies with more diversified geography, stronger financial positions and access to grain storage, processing and export infrastructure were better able to adapt to the new conditions.

Compared with 2021, the land bank of the top 30 companies decreased by approximately 5%, or almost 200,000 hectares. This is less than the overall decline in Ukraine’s cultivated areas over the same period, indicating the relative resilience of the country’s largest agricultural companies.

Growth and Asset Redistribution Among Selected Players

Despite the overall reduction in the land bank of some large agroholdings, the ranking also shows examples of significant growth among individual players. At the same time, some of these changes reflect not only organic expansion, but also complex corporate transformations, M&A deals and asset redistribution between related or strategically close structures.

The most illustrative example is the Enselco Group + Agro-Region, which has significantly expanded its land bank in recent years and entered the top ten largest agricultural companies in Ukraine. However, this dynamic should be viewed in a broader context: part of the assets that had previously been spun out of Kernel in 2022–2023 are returning to Kernel’s orbit in 2026 through the acquisition of Enselco.

Thus, Enselco’s growth has become not only an example of the scaling of an individual agricultural company, but also an element of a broader strategy of agricultural asset concentration. For Kernel, this transaction effectively means strengthening its land bank, expanding its production base and regaining control over part of the assets that had previously been sold amid the high uncertainty at the beginning of the full-scale war.

The $348 million value of the Enselco acquisition is also an important indicator for the broader market. It shows that large agricultural assets in Ukraine are once again gaining strategic investment value, especially when supported by a more stable export corridor, grain storage infrastructure, machinery, logistics assets and working capital.

Another example of notable growth is Volyn-Zerno-Produkt, which has significantly strengthened its position in the ranking. Unlike the Enselco case, this looks more like gradual regional business scaling, confirming the important role of strong local operators in the new structure of Ukraine’s agricultural market.

Overall, the ranking dynamics show that the market is not only losing part of its land due to war, occupation and operational risks, but is also actively reshaping. The most resilient companies are using the crisis period to consolidate assets, return to scaling and strengthen vertical integration. For investors, this means that the value of an agricultural business is increasingly determined not only by the number of hectares, but also by the quality of the land bank, logistics, grain storage capacity, access to exports and the company’s ability to operate in a wartime economy.

Business Models: Not Just Land

A large land bank by itself is no longer the only indicator of an agroholding’s strength. The ranking clearly shows the difference between companies that operate mainly as crop producers and vertically integrated groups with processing, livestock, poultry farming, trading, export infrastructure or production of higher value-added food products.

For example, Kernel and MHP have comparable land banks, but their economic models differ significantly. Kernel is one of the key players in the production and processing of oilseeds, while MHP combines land with poultry farming, processing and food production.

Eridon also stands out: with a land bank of around 55,000 hectares, the company demonstrates a significantly larger business scale in terms of turnover compared with many companies that operate larger areas of land. This is because its business model is not limited to farming, but also includes related segments of the agricultural market.

Geography of Presence

The ranking most frequently mentions agricultural companies operating in Chernihiv, Kyiv, Poltava, Cherkasy, Zhytomyr, Sumy and Vinnytsia regions. This confirms the key role of central, northern and partly western Ukraine for large-scale agribusiness.

Meanwhile, the southern and eastern regions, which were important for grain and oilseed production before the war, have become areas of heightened risk. For agroholdings with a high concentration of assets in these regions, the war has become a direct factor in the reduction of their land banks and changes in their operating models.

Specialization of Agroholdings

The core business of most companies in the TOP 100 remains grains and oilseeds. Grains are present in the specialization of almost all companies in the ranking, while oilseeds are produced by most large and mid-sized players. At the same time, some holdings have additional business lines: sugar, livestock, poultry farming, seed production, grain storage services, trading, vegetable growing and processing.

The presence of such business lines increases resilience, as it allows companies to be less dependent on price fluctuations for raw commodities and partially offset risks related to logistics or yields.

Conclusion

The ranking of the TOP 100 largest agroholdings in Ukraine shows that the agricultural sector remains one of the largest and most structured segments of the Ukrainian economy. Despite the war, land losses, logistics constraints and rising production costs, the largest companies have retained a significant part of their land banks and continue to play a key role in production, exports and food security.

At the same time, the market is gradually changing: concentration remains high, but assets are being redistributed within the ranking, companies with diversified geography and vertically integrated models are gaining strength, and land banks are increasingly assessed not in isolation, but in the context of infrastructure, processing, financial resilience and the ability to operate under wartime risks.

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