Mr. Oleksiy Vadaturskyy, the founder and the CEO of the Company, owns 80% of the shares. The remaining 20% are owned by his son, Andriy Vadaturskyy, who is currently not involved in the Company’s operations and has transferred voting rights related to his ownership share in the Company to Mr. Oleksiy Vadaturskyy.

Nibulon's key operating assets are located in Ukraine. The Company farms 82,000 hectares of land, operates second largest network of inland silos and river terminals and a modern seaport terminal, located in Mykolaiv, in the Black Sea region of Ukraine. Nibulon mainly exports corn, wheat and barley to more than 20 global destinations. Nibulon's annual trading volume reaches 4.5 million metric tons.

The proposed project is to invest in environmentally sound, energy efficient grain terminals supporting the local grain producer's ability to trade their products efficiently. The terminals are developed in compliance with national regulatory requirements and international standards and implemented by a sponsor committed to good environmental and social management and with a proven record of openness and transparency.  The project will follow international labor standards during construction and operational phases, and will only have minimal and well defined emissions and discharges which will be within local regulations and World Bank Group (WBG) environmental health and safety (EHS) guidelines. With no indication of impacts related to Performance Standards 5 through 8 and only readily mitigated environmental issues under Performance Standards 1 through 4, this is a Category B project in accordance with IFC’s Environmental and Social Sustainability.