Ukrainian GMO soybeans on the basis of CPT Parity Odesa fell to $499/t incl. VAT (-$1/t) against the backdrop of weak stock market dynamics in the USA. This is reported by Spike Brokers.
At the same time, the Ukrainian market is supported by active exports of soybean oil and meal, as well as stable demand from processors and European buyers.
“The market works due to processing demand and export of products, and not due to broad demand for the beans themselves,” the brokers noted.
In the week of January 26–February 1, the capitalization of six Ukrainian public agricultural companies revised upward. Under the data of Eavex Capital, the companies' market cap for the reporting period corrected as follows:
Wheat. July-Dec 2025 wheat exports will amount to 7.8 M mt (-20% y/y), it is just 47% of the 2025/26 export potential.
The purpose of the state policy for the sustainable development of Ukrainian agriculture is to ensure the growth of agricultural production and the welfare of the rural population.
The pace of corn exports from Ukraine continues quickening. In February, the country shipped abroad a record corn volume for that month (3.7 MMT) and the greatest monthly volume since December 2013/14, reports UkrAgroConsult.
UAC analyzed the results of activity of agrarian enterprises of Ukraine in years 2015 and 2016, based on official statistic data. Partially, efficiency of milk production was considered. The productivity of livestock, cost and profit from milk production in agrarian enterprises of Ukraine as an indicator of economic efficiency in six groups of agrarian enterprises with different land bank have been analyzed.
In Ukraine grapes processing volumes was growing up 6.7% to 270.85 thousand tons in 2017, in comparison to 2016 year.
Over the past six month 24.93 billion grn were involved in agriculture (including fishing and forestry). It is more than were involved for the same period of last year by 43.3%