The Sol Union production group, which operates two plants in Dnipro specializing in ready-to-eat foods, instant meals, packaging, and dry goods processing, is implementing an investment project outside its home city, ProAgro Group reports.
According to Dmytro Kysylevskyi, Deputy Chair of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Economic Development, the group has begun constructing a large Neo Food System plant with a production area of more than 4,000 square meters in Kyiv Region. The enterprise’s projected capacity will allow it to produce 60,000 ready meals per day to supply the region. The factory will manufacture ready-to-eat chilled meals, as well as pasteurized, sterilized, and deep-frozen products. The group’s total investment in the project exceeds UAH 200 million.
To implement the Neo Food System project, Sol Union purchased an existing industrial facility equipped with sufficient electricity supply, water infrastructure, treatment facilities, and wastewater systems. Installation of production equipment is scheduled to begin in April 2026. The launch of operations is planned for May, with the plant expected to reach full capacity by September 2026.
“Investments like these, made despite the war, are the clearest proof of the effectiveness of the ‘Made in Ukraine’ policy for supporting domestic manufacturers,” Kysylevskyi noted.
Earlier, we reported that Zolotoniskyi Bekon LLC, part of Time Investment Group, is launching a plant for processing corn into groats and flour.
