The investment portfolio has seven cases:
1. DEVELOPMENT OF GREENHOUSE ECONOMY
Project goal: to build a greenhouse on an area of 10 hectares to provide the population of Ukraine with organic vegetables and herbs.
Stage I of the project: construction of a greenhouse complex for growing organic vegetables and herbs on an area of 3 hectares.
The payback period of the greenhouse (from the date of commissioning) is up to 5 years.
2. LONG-TERM PLAN FOR THE PRODUCTION OF CEREALS AND FLOUR
The project goal is to build its own processing facility to provide the population of Ukraine and Europe with high-quality cereals and flour from organic crops grown by GALEKS-AGRO, including spelt, winter wheat, barley, oats, peas, corn, buckwheat, millet, and low-gluten wheat varieties.
3. CONSTRUCTION OF A SLAUGHTERHOUSE
The goal is to ensure in-house production of organic sausages and meat products, halal products and baby food from certified organic raw materials.
The production capacity of the slaughterhouse is up to 10 tons of live weight meat per day.
The payback period of the project is up to 5 years.
4. CHEESE FACTORY
The goal is to build its own cheese factory for the production of organic high-quality hard, semi-hard, aged cheeses.
Raw materials - milk from GALEKS-AGRO PE.
The project payback period is up to 5 years.
5. PRODUCTION OF PIG PRODUCTS
The goal of the project is to increase the number of pigs from 500 to 2,400 to ensure the company's own production of certified organic pork in larger volumes.
6. ORGANIC BROILER PRODUCTION
The goal of the project is to raise chickens of meat breeds in organic conditions to provide the population of Ukraine and Europe with organic chicken, with a population of 40,000 chickens.
7. OPENING A TRADING HOUSE IN THE UK
Goal: to trade in high-quality Ukrainian organic products, develop the organic market in the world, and provide the British population with high-quality healthy food.
Mr. Yushchenko's investment projects also include the construction of a residential complex for the victims of the Russian invasion.
Today, Ukrainian business is a model of endurance and resilience, making plans for the future despite the war. Attracting investment will give impetus to the rapid recovery and development of the organic agricultural sector
