The company uses shortened name PKB Corporation as an abbreviation of the Poljoprivredni Kombinat Beograd (Serbian Cyrillic: Пољопривредни Комбинат Београд, "Agricultural Combine Belgrade").

[7] During the 2000s, PKB's large departments were privatized, most notably supermarket chain Pekabeta and food companies Imlek and Frikom.

[8] In January 2018, it was announced that the Government of Serbia has agreed with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to sell its stake in PKB Corporation until summer of 2018, in order to further consolidate its finances.

[13] Its total equity was parted in 9 unities (farmsteads), of which eight are located northern of the city area of Belgrade: Čenta, Dunavac, Pionir, Partizanski Prelaz, Padinska Skela, Lepušnica, Kovilovo, Mladost (northern of Belgrade city area) and 7.

[14] As of September 2016, PKB Corporation had 9,000 dairy cows, 3,500 cattle, 6,000 pigs, 2,000 sheep and 30,000 lying hens.