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Responsible business partnership is gaining importance these days. Right from the first days of the war, MHP has been working to establish effective cooperation with other companies. Since our common and most important goal now is to provide Ukrainians with food. We reconnect with former partners and actively enlist new ones. And we do it in record time. In total, since the beginning of the war, we have managed to organize work with 25 new counterparties, and this list is expanding all the time.
In the first days of the war, we resumed cooperation with the ATB supermarket chain. From February 2021, ATB did not sell the food products of the Nasha Riaba TM. But on the second day after the beginning of armed hostilities, we contacted the chain&rsquo;s management and proposed to put aside all commercial disagreements and become partners once again. The ATB team responded quickly and agreed to cooperate. Our common task is to provide Ukrainians with meat, irrespective of the region they are in. So the chain once again sells chicken produced by the Nasha Riaba TM, and soon frozen semi-processed products under the Lehko! TM will be sold. Just the day before the war, on
February 23, 2022, we signed a memorandum of cooperation with the STV Group distribution holding. At the end of March, test deliveries of poultry meat in Kyiv Region were set to begin, but the war absolutely changed these plans. In just 5 days, MHP specialists, with the full support of STV Group's owners and management, managed to launch sales of chicken in three regions of Western Ukraine, which have become a refuge for many internally displaced persons. We are currently developing a joint plan to expand distribution to at least two more regions. To improve the food situation throughout the country, MHP introduced the option of buying products from warehouses on terms of self-delivery. Ukrainians are using this option actively and have already bought over 500 tons of food items.
The willingness to cooperate, flexibility of decision-making and speed of action, which were demonstrated by Ukrainian business, help us and our partners to support the country&rsquo;s economy. And most importantly &ndash; to make sure that people have food.
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We are capable of anything when we unite and join efforts! Together for the sake of Victory!

MHP about responsible partnership in wartime