[2][3] MHP, headquartered in Kyiv, operates in agriculture, food production, and retail, with manufacturing facilities in Ukraine and the Balkans, as well as subsidiaries in the Netherlands, the UK, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other EU countries.

In 2008, MHP became the first Ukrainian agricultural company to secure foreign equity capital through an IPO on the London Stock Exchange.

[8] The company exports over 50% of its products to more than 70 countries, with key markets in the Middle East, the European Union, and Africa, with over 25 logistics hubs in Ukraine and abroad.

[16][17] 2008 — MHP conducted its Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the London Stock Exchange, becoming the first Ukrainian agricultural company to be listed on the Main Market.

[18] 2009 — In June, the construction of the second production line at the Myronivka Poultry Farm was completed, enabling the facility to reach full capacity of approximately 200,000 tons of chicken per year.

[19] Additionally, MHP expanded its agricultural land bank by acquiring the farming enterprises Urozhaina Kraina and Ridnyi Krai, strengthening its vertical integration.

[citation needed] 2014 — MHP participated for the first time in the world’s largest food exhibitions: GULFOOD (Dubai, UAE) and SIAL (Paris, France).

[citation needed] 2015 — MHP participated for the first time in the international AGUNA exhibition (Cologne, Germany), signing a total of 310 contracts during the event.

[24] For the first time, Olena Kosyuk, Director of the Quality and Product Development Department, represented MHP at the International IFC Food Safety Forum.

This was made possible because MHP was among the first companies in Ukraine to implement the HACCP system (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) at its facilities.

[citation needed] 2018 — MHP began negotiations to acquire Perutnina Ptuj Group,[25] an international company and the largest producer of poultry and poultry-based products in Southeast Europe.

[26] 2020 — The company launched new retail formats: MeatMarket stores, Döner Market restaurants, and the Secrets of the Chef gastro studio.

The product features boneless chicken thigh fillet, designed to meet consumer demand for convenience and high quality.

[34] 2024 — In September, MHP officially became the legal owner of 70% of KK&Sons, which owns the Ukrainian logistics company “KTL Ukraine.

[2][39] MHP continues to grow its international presence and expand export markets, ensuring stable operations in Ukraine.

A key part of the MHP SE group, Perutnina Ptuj is a leading poultry and meat processing company in the Balkans, with production facilities in Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Thanks to MHP’s support, Perutnina Ptuj has strengthened its production capabilities, revamped its organizational structure and procurement processes, adopted the OKR methodology, and accelerated its digital transformation,[43] all of which have significantly boosted the company’s operational efficiency and performance.

The company fulfills the needs of their military units and supports the soldiers’ families by providing material, psychological, and legal assistance, as well as helping to resolve everyday issues.

[45][46] For veterans returning from service, MHP provides health checks, medical treatment, and rehabilitation, as well as social, psychological, and legal support.

These facilities allow the company to efficiently utilize production waste, generate clean green energy, significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and produce environmentally friendly organic fertilizers.

[53][54][55] At the end of 2019, the first stage of the Biogas Ladyzhyn complex was commissioned by Vinnytsia Poultry Farm LLC with an energy capacity of 12 MWh.

Furthermore, MHP installed modern wastewater treatment facilities, manufactured by the Dutch producer Nijhuis Water Technologies.

In addition, full-time ecologists and the laboratory that operates at MHP's sewage treatment plants carry out internal control.

[61] MHP works with a wide variety of stakeholders to enable effective community development through financial and “in-kind” contributions.

[64] Village steps to development This is a competition to select micro-grants for projects aiming to stimulate small and microentrepreneurship in rural areas.

During March and April, MHP team has been developing alternative logistic routes for exports, so that insignificant volumes have been delivered outside of Ukraine.

Driven by restricted sales both inside and outside of the country, MHP had to decrease poultry capacity utilization to 80-85% Due to shelling by the occupying forces on March 12, in the village of Kvitneve (Kyiv region), a fire broke out in a warehouse (rented by the сompany, two buildings) where frozen MHP chicken meat products were stored.

Currently, MHP has a key responsibility in the food security of Ukraine and it has continued its operations despite significant difficulties and disruptions.

Since the war began, the company has provided around 11,000 tonnes of free-of-charge poultry products, other food, equipment, cars, diesel and different materials as part of its humanitarian mission.