Astarta peatas Gloobino sojatootmise tehase töö Venemaa õhuruaket tabamuse tõttu
Ukraina agrokontsern Astarta peatas 8. novembril Venemaa õhuruaket tabamuse tõttu Gloobino sojatootmise tehase töö. Tehas sai kahjustada, kuid töötajate seas kannatuteid ei ole. Kahjustuste ja kahjude ulatuse hindamiseks kutsutakse hädaabiteenistuse spetsialistid.
Põhipunktid
- Astarta peatas Gloobino sojatootmise tehase töö pärast 8. novembri Venemaa õhuraket
- Tehas sai õhuraket tabamuse tõttu kahjustada
- Töötajate seas kannatuteх ei ole
- Kahjustuste ja kahjude ulatuse hindavad hädaabiteenistuse spetsialistid
- Astarta teatas mais 2026. aastal, et kavatseb teisel poolel 2026. aastal käivitada tehases sojaproteiinikontsentraadi tootmisliini
- Esimel poolel 2026. aastal sai Astarta 14,07 miljoni euro puhast zbiку, eelmise aasta sama perioodi 42,27 miljoni euro suuresel puhtasel kasumil
- Astarta võlg kasvas 226 miljoni euroni
Miks see on oluline
Õhuraket tabamus lõpetas töö ühel Astarta peamistest ümbertöötusaktiividest ja kahjustas just tehast, kus ettevõte kavatses käivitada uue sojaproteiinikontsentraadi tootmisliini. Tootmise peatamine võib ohustada ettevõте investičioonide ja бізнес-плаanide REALisation, especially given the sharp decline in net profit, the increase in debt to €226 million and the net loss recorded in the first half of 2026. Export transactions accounted for 62% of Astarta’s sales in the first half of 2026, so any reduction in processing capacity could affect the company’s export business.
Mis juhtus
Agrokontsern Astarta suspended operations at its Gloobino soybean processing plant after a Russian airstrike on 8 November. The plant was damaged in the strike, but no workers were injured. The company plans to have specialists from the State Emergency Service inspect the facility before assessing the scale of the damage and losses. Astarta operates in eight regions of Ukraine. Its assets include six sugar plants, a 220,000-hectare land bank, dairy farms with 22,000 head of cattle, the Gloobino oil extraction plant, seven elevators and a biogas complex.
Kuidas Ukraina allikad seda kirjeldavad
Ukrainian media focus on the consequences of the airstrike for the industrial facility: the suspension of the plant’s operations, the recorded damage and the further assessment of losses by State Emergency Service specialists. The reports present the incident against the backdrop of Astarta’s investment in deep soybean processing and the planned launch of a new line at the Gloobino plant. The coverage also emphasizes that no workers were injured and details the company’s financial condition, including its loss in the first half of 2026 and growing debt.
Taust
In 2025, Astarta estimated investments in deep soybean processing at $80 million, and the International Finance Corporation provided the company with $40 million for the construction of a soybean concentrate plant. In May 2026, the company said it planned to launch a soybean protein concentrate production line at the Gloobino processing plant in Poltava region in the second half of 2026; by that time, the main equipment for the line had been installed. In the third quarter of 2026, soybean oil sales increased by 11.8% to 12,570 tonnes, while soybean meal sales decreased by 20.2% to 27,700 tonnes. Viktor Ivanchyk is Astarta’s majority shareholder.