History

The Nikopol Broiler Poultry Farm was constructed from 1977 to 2000, during which the initial day-old chicks were hatched, marking the beginning of broiler chicken breeding. This led to the development of chicken meat production. The Closed Joint-Stock Company "Dniprovsky Poultry Farm" was founded by the collective agricultural enterprise "Dniprovske". The poultry farm boasted a production capacity of 200 heads/hour in manual mode.

The agricultural enterprise LLC "Chystopyllya" joined the company's enterprises to enhance the feed base for broiler breeding. As a result, the company's land bank in the Nikopol district of the Dnipropetrovsk region increased to 8,823 hectares .

LLC "Agroproinvest 08" joined LLC "Dniprovsky Poultry Farm" to develop equipment for processing crops and expand the feed base for broiler breeding. That same year, the oil processing complex underwent its first reconstruction. In 2015, a second reconstruction was carried out, including the construction of a new vegetable oil production line using either sunflower seed meal or soybean husk. The equipment from the Belgium-based company "N.V. Desmet Ballestra Group S.A." was used, allowing for a production capacity of 600 tons per day for sunflower seeds and 300 tons per day for soybeans.

LLC "Zaporizhzhia Breeding Poultry Farm" was established in the village of Zaporizke, Tokmak district, Zaporizhzhia region to provide incubation eggs for the Open Joint-Stock Company "Zaporizhzhia Breeding Poultry Farm - Reproduktor." In 2012, the parent stock of broilers was kept in six reconstructed and re-equipped sites to meet the company's needs.

To ensure the development of the feed base for breeding broiler parent stock, the agricultural enterprise LLC "Geolan Agro" joined the company's enterprises. Since then, the company has increased its land bank to 3,860 hectares in the Tokmak district, Zaporizhzhia region. LLC "SK Kyiv" and SFG "Viktor" increased the area of agricultural land by more than 3,578 hectares.

In June 2018, "Dniproenergo-Resource" LLC successfully constructed and launched an innovative "Energy Complex for Steam and Electricity Production Using Biofuel" in the Nikopol district of the Dnipropetrovsk region. The project aimed to replace natural gas with chicken litter and bedding as an alternative source of fuel for heat supply to LLC "Dniprovsky Poultry Farm" facilities. This initiative is a significant step towards sustainable and eco-friendly energy production.

To ensure the development of the feed base for breeding broiler parent stock, the agricultural enterprise LLC "Geolan Agro" joined the company's enterprises. Since then, the company has increased its land bank to 3,860 hectares in the Tokmak district, Zaporizhzhia region. LLC "SK Kyiv" and SFG "Viktor" increased the area of agricultural land by more than 3,578 hectares.

A major reconstruction of the hatchery complex was launched. Later, in March 2023, the complex was put into operation. Today, its capacity has increased to 95 million eggs per year. The plan for planting daily broiler chicks has increased to 45.5 million per year.

The Katerynivka poultry farm is being reconstructed and built in two stages, with the capacity to house over 1.5 million chickens at once.

The Group undertook the task of constructing a new poultry processing facility, which involved rebuilding, reconstructing, and commissioning the first stage of the project. In June 2020, the second stage of the slaughterhouse construction was completed, with state-of-the-art equipment sourced from top European manufacturers like Meyn-food, GEA, HEINEN, Mavitec, and Wolf. As a result, the poultry processing capacity has increased significantly to handle up to 12,000 birds per hour and 192,000 birds per day.

Pivdenna Poultry Farm was reconstructed and further rebuilt. In 2023, the first stage of construction is commissioned, with the broiler population at the poultry farm reaching more than 1.2 million chickens at a time.

The Katerynivka poultry farm is being reconstructed and built in two stages, with the capacity to house over 1.5 million chickens at once.

Dniprovskyi Poultry Complex LLC underwent a crucial renovation in two phases - in June 2021 and April 2023. The production of pelleted feed has increased to 18,000 tons per month, equivalent to over 225,000 tons per year. The complex now has two complete feed production lines which are equipped with modern technology from Buhler (Switzerland), Amandus Kahl (Germany), and Lubnyash (Ukraine) for smooth production management. The storage and processing capacities for soybean crops have also increased to 31,000 tons, while the soybean production capacity by pressing method is now 155 tons per day, thanks to modern equipment from Insta Pro (USA).