Astarta: sugar, soybean processing, grain and milk
Astarta is a Ukrainian agro-industrial holding in crop farming, sugar, soybean processing and dairy, listed in Warsaw. Revenue EUR 472 million in 2025.
Astarta is a Ukrainian agro-industrial holding, listed in Warsaw, combining crop farming with sugar production, soybean processing and dairy farming.
Ukraine · Shares traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange
Astarta is a vertically integrated agro-industrial holding that operates mainly in Ukraine, with a holding company registered in Cyprus. It describes itself as a public European company, and its shares are traded on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The group is organised into agriculture, sugar production, soybean processing, cattle farming, bioenergy and silos, so its crop farms feed directly into its own processing and storage operations.
In practice, Astarta's farms grow sugar beet, grain and oilseeds. Beet goes to its sugar factories, soybeans are processed into meal and oil for feed and food use, and its dairy herds produce raw milk. Silos store the group's grain, and its bioenergy and logistics operations support the processing of these raw materials. For outside growers and milk producers, each raw material is received at a specific plant with its own quality rules, while buyers of sugar, soybean products and grain deal with a supplier whose sales are largely export-led.
Size of the business
Astarta's consolidated revenue was EUR 472 million in 2025, across all its major business segments. Export sales accounted for 62% of that revenue.
What does the company offer?
Astarta offers sugar, grain and oilseeds, soybean processing products and raw milk, supported by its own energy and logistics operations.
How should a buyer make contact?
Sales are organised by country and business unit, and the company website lists the local contacts for each market. A useful enquiry names the intended application, the volume involved and the required timing.
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