History
In the first half 2024, the Company invested in building its own port operator in Chornomorsk and began to load own and third-party vessels independently. This has made Agromino a vertically integrated producer and trader of agricultural commodities, logistics company, port operator and ship owner. We have come closer to our vision of building a resilient agri-food chain from Ukraine to world markets.
The Company set-up new elevator capacities of 16 th. tonnes
Agromino started to export grain through Black Sea, gradually creating its own fleet.
In response to the war the business processes have been reorganized to cope with existing challenges and to secure continuity of the Group’s activities. Agromino has built strong logistics including railway transportation routes in 2022 after suspension of Black Sea ports.
Out of 42 thousand hectares cultivated by Agromino, 16.6 thousand hectares located in Kharkiv region were occupied since February 2022. In September 2022 these territories were liberated and Agromino regained control of this land in October.
On 24 February 2022 russia started a war against Ukraine.
The Company set-up new elevator capacities of 16 th. tonnes
In April 2021 Lviv and Nikolaev clusters with circa 10 ths. hectares and adjacent elevator (30 th. tonnes) were divested.
In February, Board of Directors and management was reconstructed to reflect new shareholding by Czech based agricultural and financial group Mabon.
On April the 20th the Company has changed its name to Agromino, a word play that combines Agronomy with the Japanese given name of “Mino 望” which means to have high aspirations.
During the first quarter of 2008, a second production cluster was established nearby the city of Kirovograd in Ukraine.
In 2006 Trigon Agri made its first investments in farming companies by acquiring cereal farming operations in Kharkiv region, eastern Ukraine.
Agromino was established under the name Trigon Agri in May 2006 with initially committed start-up capital of EUR 20 million.