IMC Agroholding can transport up to 80% of grain to ports using its own wagons

Own grain wagons allow IMC to largely abandon leased wagons for transporting grain to ports.

IMC CEO Oleksandr Verzhykhovsky said this in an interview with the Polish publication parkiet.com.

According to him, the agricultural holding can currently transport up to 80% of its annual grain production to ports using its own wagons.

In March, IMC completed investments in its own rolling stock. In total, since 2024, the agricultural holding has invested about $22 million in the acquisition of a fleet of 300 grain wagons.

Verzhykhovsky also shared that according to the results of 2024 and the first quarter of 2025, IMC is in good financial condition and plans to reduce its debt below $20 million by the end of the year, as well as return to paying dividends.

The agricultural holding plans to maintain annual capital investments in equipment, technologies, and infrastructure modernization in the amount of $10-12 million. IMC does not plan to issue shares or increase debt – investments will be made with its own funds.

Earlier, USM reported that the agricultural holding IMC will pay more than 20 million euros in dividends for the first time since 2021. The Board of Directors of IMC approved the payment of interim dividends based on the reporting as of the end of March this year for a total amount of 22.37 million euros.