A large fertilizer plant in Dnipro is being sold at a new price
A large mineral fertilizer plant in Kamensk, which has already been declared bankrupt, has been put up for sale again, and this time the starting price has been reduced by nearly 40%. The enterprise is being sold through "Prozorro.Sales" because the previous auction failed due to a lack of buyers. This is reported by the sale of assets planned through the state system "Prozorro.Sales."
Another attempt is being made to sell the former large chemical plant in the Dnipropetrovsk region, but at a significantly lower price than before, as the previous auction simply did not take place and no one showed up. Now the asset has been listed with a new starting price in the hope of finding a buyer.
This refers to the entire property complex of JSC “Dniprovsky Mineral Fertilizer Plant” in Kamensk, which is being sold through the state system “Prozorro.Sales” as part of the liquidation of the bankrupt enterprise. The starting price is now 183 million UAH, whereas it was previously 304.9 million UAH, meaning the property has dropped in price by nearly 39%.
The lot includes virtually all of the company’s assets—from buildings and workshops to equipment, vehicles, and intangible assets. Specifically, the buyer is offered 114 buildings and structures, over 2,600 units of fixed assets, nearly 1,700 units of movable property, 22 vehicles, and 34 intangible assets. The right to claim accounts receivable, valued at nearly 142 million UAH, is being sold separately and is also included in the plant’s overall asset structure. The auction is scheduled for June 10, 2026, and it will be then that it becomes clear whether a buyer will emerge for an asset that has long been in a difficult financial situation.
The plant itself has a long history—it was established in 2002 based on the facilities of the Dnipro Chemical Plant and was later privatized. Over the years, the enterprise was part of Russian business structures and is now linked to corporate groups and beneficiaries listed in public registries.
Production problems had been accumulating for years, even before 2022, and the situation worsened after the start of the full-scale war. In 2024, the plant effectively ceased operations, and by April 2025, the Commercial Court of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast declared it bankrupt.
As of today, the company’s total debts to creditors exceed 1 billion hryvnias, which was effectively the key reason for its liquidation and subsequent re-listing for sale.
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