Totriss

History

2023: Transfer under the management of the Agrocomplex named after N.I. Tkachev

At the end of March 2023, it became known about the transfer of control over the Totriss company (manages about 3 thousand hectares of land for growing rice in the Krasnodar Territory) to structures associated with the Agrocomplex named after N. I. Tkachev.

As Kommersant writes with reference to the data of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (Unified State Register of Legal Entities), on March 13, 2023, the owner of 99% of Totriss was Vivi LLC Roman Batalov, general director for the promising development of the agricultural complex, which is also considered the son-in-law of the beneficiary of the holding, ex-head of the Ministry of Agriculture Alexander Tkachev. An email is also registered on the agricultural complex's domain to respond to Totriss vacancies on the regional portal of the labor and employment services, the newspaper notes.

Previously, Totriss belonged to Agrochem LLC

Previously, Totriss belonged to Agrokhim LLC, the manager of the Maryan Rice Plant in the Krasnoarmeysky District of the Kuban. The enterprise has at its disposal 3 thousand hectares of land, 15 thousand tons of its own harvest, according to the official website. Each year, 40 thousand tons of rice-grain are processed and 20 thousand tons of cereal products are produced.

The transaction may be related to the need for funds, according to the publication of Kommersant. The purchase of Totriss assets will allow the agricultural complex to increase the area of ​ ​ land occupied by rice and production by more than 10%. The general director of the consulting company Macon Ilya Volodko says that in the sowing areas of the Krasnodar Territory, prices for agricultural land are about 20% higher. At the end of 2021, Macon estimated the average cost of agricultural land sold in the Slavyansky district, where Totriss is located at 285.9 thousand rubles. for 1 ha.

Dmitry Rylko, general director of the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies (ICAR), says that rice production remains promising. There is some share of imports in the domestic market, which supports prices, and export channels have also been established to Central Asia, the Middle East and North Africa, he notes.^[1]

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