An elevator capable of storing up to 30,000 tons of grain simultaneously and a dry port will be built in the Lviv region.
This marks the beginning of a large-scale project envisioning hundreds of grain storage facilities across Ukraine, a network of dry ports, modern logistics hubs, deep processing plants, bioclusters, new export opportunities, and technological renewal of the agricultural sector. We start from Lviv region. Today, the Lviv Regional State Administration, Lviv Regional Council, Belz City Council, and AgHoldCo signed a memorandum starting the cooperation.
The construction of the elevator and dry port in our region will provide jobs, help reduce the cost of grain delivery and enhance the food security of the Lviv region. Additionally, it will make it easier for small and medium-sized farms to store grain. The project is financially supported by AgHoldCo, Inc with the backing of the investment fund UAF Partners.
My sincere gratitude to Mark Kehaya, Ruslan Savchyshyn, and the AgHoldCo team for believing in Ukraine and investing now, rather than \”after the victory\”. I am grateful to everyone working on the ground – communities, local authorities, experts. Thanks to our joint coordinated work, all this becomes possible.
I believe that the first elevator will be not just a part of the infrastructure but a signal: investing in Ukraine is not a risk, but the right decision. We are fighting, we are recovering, we are building. And the Lviv region remains a place where investors find responsible partnership, confidence, and prospects. We will do everything in our power to ensure it remains this way.