ASTARTA in the news

LLC "Astarta Prykhorollia" is planning to build a new dairy farm in the Myrhorod community, with public hearings currently underway for the project.

ASTARTA Holding NV's first-half 2026 earnings show significant margin compression, increased leverage, and a net loss due to rising costs, declining agricultural prices, and foreign exchange losses, despite stable revenue and higher agricultural volumes.

Analysts lowered Astarta's 2026 profit forecast to –15 million due to poor first-half results.

Astarta experienced a net loss and a significant drop in EBITDA in the first half of 2026, despite stable revenue, due to increased costs and decreased fair-value gains.

Astarta experienced profit pressure in Q2 2026 due to lower commodity prices, higher costs, and logistics issues, leading to a net loss despite increased agricultural sales volumes.

Profitability declined despite increased agricultural volumes, with margins halved and leverage rising due to higher costs and logistics issues.

Astarta Holding experienced a net loss of EUR 14.1 million in the first half of the year.

Astarta Holding PLC reported increased sales but a net loss for the first half of 2026.

Astarta Holding PLC released their earnings call presentation for the second quarter of 2026 on August 28, 2026.

Astarta, a Ukrainian agricultural conglomerate, reported a net loss in the first half of 2026 as gross margins halved due to war-related export disruptions and commodity price drops, despite stable revenues.

Astarta Holding PLC experienced a substantial loss in the first half of 2026 due to port disruptions and weakened commodity prices, leading to a significant decline in profitability and increased debt, despite stable revenues and ongoing strategic and humanitarian efforts.

ASTARTA HOLDING PLC reported 1.95 billion PLN in total revenue last year, with its Agriculture segment as the main contributor and Ukraine as the primary geographical source.

Astarta Holding's board decided to withhold dividends for 2025 to preserve liquidity for investments and operations.

Astarta Holding Plc's board recommends withholding 2025 dividends to preserve liquidity for investments and operations.

Astarta-Kyiv saw revenue and profit decline in 2025 but maintained positive financial results, enabling future development plans.

Astarta postponed the launch of its Khmelnytskyi oilseed plant but plans to launch a soy protein concentrate line at its Globyno plant in late 2026.

Astarta commenced its 2026 spring sowing campaign, reducing sugar beet acreage while adjusting its crop mix and facing difficult weather conditions.

Astarta started its 2026 spring sowing campaign, reducing sugar beet acreage by 5.9% to 32,000 hectares while increasing grain corn and winter rapeseed, adapting to challenging weather with digital tools.

Astarta Holding PLC received regulatory approval to potentially acquire two agricultural enterprises, expanding its land bank in Ukraine's Poltava region.

Astarta reported a slight decrease in 2025 sugar production despite improved sugar beet yields, while also experiencing a significant financial downturn.