Don Agro International, on Oct 3, announced that it has completed a solar power plant installation that will reduce its carbon emissions by 20.7 tonnes a year.The plant has been installed with 72 high-efficiency solar batteries with a capacity of 32 kilowatts to generate 39,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) ...

Don Agro International has reported a wheat harvest of 89,107 tonnes in 2022, which is 23.2% or 16,807 tonnes higher y-o-y and an all-time high for the group.The record was already expected by the group in May due to its larger plant area and the trend in growing yields.Of the harvest, 75,321 tonnes...

DON Agro has achieved an all-time high of 89,107 tonnes for its 2022 winter wheat harvest - up by 16,807 tonnes or 23.2 per cent from the previous year and 37.3 per cent higher than that of 2020.

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Thursday (Sep 8):

Don Agro International is beginning its first harvesting campaign in 2022.The harvesting will take around two to three weeks, depending on the weather.During this season, the group had increased the acreage for winter wheat by 4.7% to 25,157 hectares from 24,032 hectares previously.The acreage for s...

Don Agro chief agronomist Ivan Kalaytanov said the company is satisfied with the yields of organic wheat harvested last year and will continue to explore the growth potential of organic wheat.“In accordance with the requirements for certified organic produce, we do not apply mineral fertilisers, h...

RUSSIA-BASED Don Agro stated that its external sanctions counsel has confirmed that the group, including its associated companies, does not have activities that are prohibited transactions under the recently imposed sanctions arising from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

DON Agro International could be on the brink of delivering exciting returns to its shareholders; or losing a great deal of its value. Much depends on what happens in Russia in the weeks and months ahead.

RUSSIA-BASED Don Agro GRQ stated that its external sanctions counsel has confirmed that the group, including its associated companies, does not have activities that are prohibited transactions under the recently imposed sanctions arising from Russia invasion of Ukraine.

Agricultural company Don Agro International, citing its lawyers, has maintained that its business activities are not subjected to the slew of sanctions imposed by the United Nations and various other countries and international bodies. Russia-based, Singapore-listed Don Agro has seen its share price...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Monday (Mar 7):

RUSSIA-BASED agriculture company Don Agro International is working closely with its external sanctions counsel to procure a legal opinion on the implications of the latest imposition of sanctions and current geopolitical situation, the company said late on Friday (March 4).

RUSSIA-BASED agriculture company Don Agro International said it is working closely with its external sanctions counsel to procure a legal opinion on the implications of the latest imposition of sanctions and current geopolitical situation, the company said late on Friday (March 4).

DON Agro International said its operations have been materially unaffected by the current events in Russia and Ukraine, with minimal disruption to its supply and demand chain.

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis has caused minimal disruption to Don Agro’s operations, as its crops and milk are sold directly to traders who purchase and collect commodities from the group’s facilities in Russia, says the agricultural group in a statement released during the wee hours of Mar...