Nibulon
Nibulon has invested $10.5 million in digitalization since the start of the full-scale war
In the 2025/2026 marketing year, Nibulon allocated $4.1 million to digitalize its business.
Farmers are more likely to store grain instead of selling it, — Nibulon
After launching new models of cooperation with agricultural producers, Nibulon records an increase in demand for grain storage services by approximately 30%.
Nibulon: Russian attacks on ports increase logistics costs and grain purchase prices
Russian attacks on the port infrastructure of the Odesa region increase the cost of logistics and affect the purchase prices of grain.
Nibulon has signed a long-term contract for international transportation on the Danube
Nibulon has signed a long-term contract for international transportation on the Danube with the Romanian company TTS (Transport Trade Services) S.A.
Attacks on ports forced NIBULON to review grain purchase prices
The company is reorienting itself to its own capacities on the Danube in order to be less dependent on the Black Sea route, which is regularly attacked by the Russian Federation.
Nibulon received certification for demining water areas
The Ukrainian agroholding “Nibulon” has successfully passed certification for two more types of mine action activities.
Nibulon may increase tax deductions to the Mykolaiv budget by 25%
In 2026, the company’s tax deductions to the community budget will potentially increase by 25%.
Nibulon exported 3.15 million tons in the 2025/26 marketing year
In 2025/26 MY Nibulon increased exports to 3.15 million tons against 2.39 million tons in MY 24/25 (+32%).
Nibulon assessed the impact of UZ tariff increases on grain logistics
A 30% increase in Ukrzaliznytsia’s freight rates could increase the cost of delivering grain from the elevator to the port by $3–4 per ton.
Nibulon entered the top 10 largest exporters of Ukraine
In 2025, Nibulon exported products worth UAH 24.6 billion and ranked seventh among the largest exporters of Ukraine.
