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Appendix 4 to the SSUFSCP Letter List of Storage Facilities from which barley Exports to the People’s Republic of China are Planned No. Full Name Legal Address Storage Address Vinnytsia region 1. Limited Liability Company 23100 23100 “ZHMERINSKY ELEVATOR” Ukraine, Ukraine, Vinnitsa region, Vinnitsa region, Zhmerynka, Zhmerynka, Chernishevskogo str.42 Chernishevskogo str.42 2. Branch "Khmilnitsky elevator" ADM 22000, 22000, Ukraine LLC" Ukraine, Ukraine, Vinnytsia region, Vinnytsia region, Khmilnyk, Khmilnyk, 26, Basylya Poryka street 26, Basylya Poryka street Volyns`ka region 3. LLC ‘Pyatydni’ 44730, 44730, Ukraine, Ukraine, Volyn region, Volyn region, Volodymyr-Volynsky district, city Ustilug v Pyatydni, street Independence, 56 Dnipropetrovsk region 4. Branch “Dnipropetrovsk River Port” 49021, 49021, JSSK “UKRRICHFLOT” Ukraine, Ukraine, Dnipro, Dnipro, 11, Amur-Gavan`street 11, Amur-Gavan`street 5. Limited Liability Company 49021, 49021, "GRAIN TRANSSHIPMENT" Ukraine, Ukraine, Dnipro, Dnipro, 102, Marshal Malinowski street, 102, Marshal Malinowski street, building D building D 6. Borivaje Limited Liability Company 49006, 67550, Ukraine, Ukraine, Dnipropetrovsk region, Odesa region, Dnipro, Limanskiy district, Pushkin avenue, 4 Novi Biliari, 10 Industrialna Str. Zhytomyr region 7. Limited Liability Company "Berdychiv- 10001 13300, Zerno" Ukraine, Ukraine, Zhytomyr, Zhytomyr oblast, 85A Serhiy Paradzhanov st Berdychiv, 84 Zhytomyrska st, Kyiv region 8. “AIK TRADING” LLC 01133, 31000, Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Khmelnytsk region, 18/7 V, Henerala Almazova street Krasyliv, 150, Hrushevskogo street 9. Limited liability Company “Ukrainian 04073, 20753, Elevator Company” (Serdiukivka Grain Ukraine, Ukraine, Warehouse)/ “UKRELCO” LLC Kyiv, Cherkas y region, 1-A, Sportyvna square, Smilyans`kyj district, BC “Gulliver”, village Serdiukivka, 15 floor Zaliznychna street, 1 10. Branch of JSC “SFGCU” 01033, 54034, “Mykolaivskyi port elevator” Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Mykolaiv, 1, Saksahanskoho street 122/1 Persha slobidska street 11. Branch of JSC “SFGCU” 01033, 65003, “Odesa grain terminal” Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Odesa, 1, Saksahanskoho street 4, Khlibna Havan street 12. Branch of JSC “SFGCU” 01033, 37000, “Pyriatynskyi grain products plant” Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Poltava region, 2 1, Saksahanskoho street Pyriatyn, 52, Soborna street 13. Branch of JSC “SFGCU” 01033, 37552, “Lubenskyi seed processing plant” Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Poltava region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Lubenskyi district, Zasullia village 137, Molodizhna street 14. Branch of JSC “SFGCU” 01033, 41300, “Krolevetskyi elevator” Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Summy region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Krolevets, 10, Andriivska street 15. LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY 09107, 09107, «OLAM BILOTSERKIVSKYI Ukraine, Ukraine, ELEVATOR» Kyiv region, Kyiv region, Bila Tserkva, Bila Tserkva, 8, Pryvokzalna Str. 8, Pryvokzalna Str. 16. Limited liability company 01015, 12430 «Polissya Zernoproduct» Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Zhytomyr region, 46/2, Moskovska street, office 211 Zhytomyr district Stanyshivs'ka sil's'ka rada, Complex of buildings and structures №21, 17. Private Joint Stock Company “Pechanivsky 01133, 13045, Combinat Hleboproduktov” Kyiv, Ukraine, 27,Yevhena Konovaltsia street Zhytomyr region, Romanivs'kyi district, Pechanivka, 1 a, Tsentralnaya street 18. Limited liability company 01015, 47461 "LANOVCY INVEST" Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Ternopil region, 46/2, Moskovska street, office 211 Lanivetskyi district, Hribova, 42а, Lozi street 19. Limited liability company 01025, 27405, "Zolochiv invest" Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Kirovohrads'ka oblast, 4/6, Desyatynna st Znamyanka, 95, Osadchoho st 24240, Ukraine, Vinnyts'ka oblast, Tomashpil'skyi distr, Vapnyarka town, 6, Haharina st 20. LLC "Belgravia" 01133, 52433, Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk region, Yevhena Konovaltsia str, 32-B, Solonyansk district, of.1019 Sviatovasylivka village, Pryvokzalna street, 19 21. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Khlibna baza 01033, 20000, №86’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Cherkasy region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Khrystynivka, 1, Pershotravneva street 22. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Khlibna baza 01033, 26232, №78’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Kirovograd region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Zlynka village, Malovyskivkyi district, 25-a, Horkoho street 23. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ 01033, 31100, ‘Starokostiantynivskyi elevator’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Khmelnitsk region, 3 1, Saksahanskoho street Starokostiantyniv, 1, Kryvonosa street 24. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Bilokolodiazkyi 01033, 62540, elevator’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Kharkiv region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Vovchanskyi district, Bilyi Kolodiaz, 2, Khliboroba street 25. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Bohdanivetskyi 01033, 32211, grain products plant’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Khmelnitsk region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Khmelnitsk district, Bohdanivtsi village, 1, Pryvokzalna street 26. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Bratoliubivskyi 01033, 74640, elevator’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Kherson region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Hornostaivskyi district, Kostiantynivka village, 1, Robocha 27. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Burynskyi 01033, 41700, elevator’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Sumy region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Buryn, 2, Novoselkivska street 28. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Vradiivskyi 01033, 56301, elevator’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Mykolayiv region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Vradiivka, 2, Heroiv Vradiivshchyny street 29. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Dubenskyi grain 01033 35600, products plant’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Rivne region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Dubno, 50, Zaliznycha street 30. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Savynskyi 01033, 64270, elevator’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Kharkiv region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Balakliiskyi district, Savyntsi, 50 Pryvokzalna street 31. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Sumskyi grain 01033, 40022, products plant’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Sumy region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Sumy, 3, Druha Zaliznychna street 32. Branch of JSC ‘SFGCU’ ‘Kobeliatskyi 01033, 39213, grain products plant’ Ukraine, Ukraine Kyiv, Poltava region, 1, Saksahanskoho street Kobeliatskyi district, Butenky village, 62, Poltavska street 33. Branch of JSC «SFGCU» 01033, 27100, «Novoukrayins`kyj grain products plant» Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Novoukrainka, 1, Saksahanskoho street 28 Chaikovskoho street 34. Branch of JSC «SFGCU» 01033, 20000, " Umanskyi elevator " Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Uman, 1, Saksahanskoho street 7 Starytskohostreet 35. Limited liability company " 02002 74214, "RIVNENSKYI HPP" Ukraine, Ukraine, Kiev, Kherson region, 510 office, Novovorontsovsky district, 2A Evgen Sverstyuk str., Zolota Balka village, Naberezhnaya street, bldg.24, bldg. 26 4 36. Limited liability company 71050, «BLAHOVISHCHENSKYI - 02002 Ukraine, ZERNOPRODUKT» Ukraine, Zaporizhia region, Kiev, Kamyansko 510 office, Dniprovskyi district, 2A Evgen Sverstyuk str., Blagovishchenka village, Shevchenko street, bldg. 8 71303, Ukraine, Zaporizhia region, Kamyanka- Dniprovska city, Kakhovska street, bldg. 3 37. Private Joint Stock Company "Dmytrivske 04060, 16572, Grain-Processing Enterprise" Ukraine, Ukraine, Kyiv, Chernihiv region, 3 Zhytkova street, offis 1 Dmytrivka, 1 Peremoga street Kirovograd region 38. Company with additional liability 27300, 27300, “Fundukliyivske HSP” Ukraine, Ukraine, Kirovograd region, Kirovograd region, Oleksandrivka, Oleksandrivka, 3, Vokzalna street 3, Vokzalna street 39. Company with additional liability 27340, 27340, “Tsybulivske HSP” Ukraine, Ukraine, Kirovograd region, Kirovograd region, Oleksandrivskiy district, Oleksandrivskiy district, Mykhailivka, Mykhailivka, 18, Vokzalna street 18, Vokzalna street 40. SELIANSKE (FERMERSKE) 27300, 27300, HOSPODARSTVO DIEDOV Ukraine, Ukraine, Kirovohradska region, Kirovohradska region, Oleksandrivka, Oleksandrivka, 1 B, ZALIZNYCHNA street 1 B, ZALIZNYCHNA street 41. LLC "Torgovey Dom "Tvorets" 26000, 26000, Ukraine, Ukraine, Kirovograd region, Kirovograd region, Novomyrhorod city, Novomyrhorod city, street Zaliznechna, 45 street Zaliznechna, 45 Lviv region 42. PC “Agrofirma “Dzony” 81261, 81261, Ukraine, Ukraine, Lviv region, Lviv region, Peremyshlyany district, Peremyshlyany district, Bolotnya, Bolotnya, 1, Shevchenka street 1, Shevchenka street 43. Private Joint Stock Company "Krasnensky 80560, 80560, Bakery" Ukraine, Ukraine, Lviv region, Lviv region, Busk district, Busk district, township Krasne, township Krasne, street Railway, 18 street Railway, 18 Mykolayiv region 44. NIBULON Agricultural Limited Liability 54002, 08412, Company branch “Pereyaslavska” Ukraine, Ukraine, Mykolayiv, Kyiv region, Kabotaznuy spusk, 1 Pereyaslav-Khmelnytskiy district, Chyrske village, 1, Naberzhna street 45. NIBULON Agricultural Limited Liability 54002, 56541, Company branch “Voznesenska” Ukraine, Ukraine, Mykolayiv, Mykolaivska obl, Kabotaznuy spusk, 1 Voznesenskyi r-n, s. Buzke kompleks budivel i sporud № 7 46. NIBULON Agricultural Limited Liability 54002, 56601, Company branch ‘Novoodeska’ Ukraine, Ukraine, 5 Mykolayiv, Mykolaivska obl, Kabotaznuy spusk,1 Novoodeskyi r-n, m. Nova Odesa, vul. Torhova, bud 80 47. NIBULON Agricultural Limited Liability 54002, 39601, Company branch “Kremenchutska” Ukraine, Ukraine, Mykolayiv, Poltava region, Kabotaznuy spusk,1 Kremenchuk, 2-B, Flotska street 48. NIBULON Agricultural Limited Liability 54002, 39070, Company branch “Hradyzk” Ukraine, Ukraine, Mykolayiv, Poltava region, Kabotaznuy spusk,1 Hradyzk 23, Ostrovskogo street 49. NIBULON Agricultural Limited Liability 54002, 75600, Company branch “Holoprystanska” Ukraine, Ukraine, Mykolayiv, Kherson region, Kabotaznuy spusk,1 Hola Prystan 2-V, Berehova street 50. NIBULON Agricultural
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