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🔄🌾 After selling Mriya in Kharkiv region, Kernel shifts its land bank westward and northward: over the year it grew to 530 thousand ha
🗺📈Important detail: the sale of Mriya with about 14 thousand ha in Kharkiv region appears to be part of a broader reorganization of Kernel’s agribusiness. The holding is reducing its presence in less-priority clusters and concentrating land mainly in western, northern, and central Ukraine. In other words, Kernel didn’t just sell a single asset but is reshaping the agribusiness map — the key deal was the April acquisition of Enselco Holding for $348 million from entities controlled by Kernel’s majority shareholder Andriy Verevskyi. Together with Enselco the group acquired about 190 thousand ha, elevators, equipment, and grain trucks.
🌾↔️ Already within a month and a half Kernel sold the Kharkiv cluster to Agroton. The holding itself explained this by increasing operational density and concentrating the land bank in key regions. As a result, Kernel’s land bank grew by roughly 48% over the year — to 530 thousand ha, but its geographic footprint became more concentrated.
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