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List of Participants (Preliminary) List of participants (preliminary) Holzinger Grain Systems Austria A Pankaj Katba On agreement Buyukisik Tarim Bayraklı Gregory Souris On agreement AGI (Ag Growth International) Canada Vladislav Zapletin On agreement Arabian company for Export&Import& commercial agencies Egypt Burak Öztürk On agreement Mediterraneo Egypt Ivan Lukianchuk Director Mediterraneo Egypt Natalya Bredinevskaya Director Oils and Grains Egypt Oksana Gulienko Oils and Grains Egypt Olga Nagornyak Oils and Grains Egypt Victoriya Pysmenna Lawyer Roots Trading Ltd. Egypt Denis Lysenko Agritera OU Estonia Pavel Byelousov Consel Agritera OU Estonia www.aggrowth.com Maksym Dyminskyi Country manager Agritera OU Estonia Evgeniy Chumachenko On agreement Agritera OU Estonia Alexandr Gubarev On agreement Everwelle Estonia Ahmed Samir On agreement Smart Agri Solutions Estonia Andriy Radchenko Agritel France Denis Padenko CyclOpe France Denis Pugach Filhet-Allard Maritime France Maksym Pavlyuchenko On agreement Head of chartering Filhet-Allard Maritime France http://www.agrifinance.ch Sergey Antonenko department LODI GROUP France http://www.agrifinance.ch Victor Artemov Chief Trader LODI GROUP France http://www.agrifinance.ch Yuriy Nebelenchuk Trader Plantureux & Associes France http://www.agrifinance.ch Kucherenko Vitaliy CEO SELAS France Kateryna Krasnopolska Procurement Director Siaci Saint Honore France Sergei Milov Head of the grain trading Soufflet Negoce France Oleg Malysh On agreement Soufflet Negoce France Michel Portier On agreement Agranda International Germany Oksana Khlyupina On agreement Agranda International Germany Denis Zykov On agreement Agranda International Germany Inna Tkachenko On agreement Cofco International Germany Natalia Futurska On agreement Cofco International Germany John Shmorhun On agreement GrainCorp Europe GmbH & Co. KG Germany Lozinskiy Stanislav Financial Director Foreign economic activity Lansing Trade Group Germany Germany Vadim Pizhenko manager Lansing Trade Group Germany Germany Nikolay Kucherenko Board Member ALIMECO S.A. Greece Vasiliy Kucherenko Diligent Holdings Sa Greece Vaslii Kalashnik Maxigrain S.A. Greece Oleg Biliavets Director Maxigrain S.A. Greece Svitlana Zubkova On agreement Transatlantica Commodities Greece Igor Osmachko On agreement Aon Commodity Trade Holland Robertas Lapinskas On agreement Aon Commodity Trade Holland Jonas Vankevicius On agreement BayWa Marketing & Trading International Holland Anton Zavalko Head of sales department BayWa Marketing & Trading International Holland Aleksandr Yakubin Director Rabobank Holland Timofei Moskovchuk Director Rabobank Holland Gennadiy Matkovskiy Director A Feed Grain Agri Brokers India Martin Grantley-Smith On agreement Britannia Industries India Mohamed Douas On agreement HS Global India Emhemed Kraim On agreement Ambar Feed Mill Israel Dariya Antonenko Deputy General Manager Ambar Feed Mill Israel Spyros Samout On agreement Dizengoff Trading Israel Nathalie Pavlenko On agreement Miloubar Feed Mill Israel Vyacheslav Petrishche Miloubar Feed Mill Israel http://alphacosta.com Yuriy Malyshev CEO Business Development Shemen Industries Ltd Israel Nick Evstifeev Manager Shintraco LTD Israel Hezi Maor On agreement ANL (CMA CGM group) Italy Nimrod Barak On agreement Anton Commodities Italy Italy Artem Ter-Tachatyan General Director Int'l Sales ( Europe & the Anton Commodities Italy Italy Alex Sinchuk World) Anton Commodities Italy Italy Maksim Bolshakov ANL Sales Team Leader Anton Commodities Italy Italy Lori Alessio FAO UA Italy Lori Stefano Grain Services SRL Italy Paolo Antonini Jakil S.P.A. Italy Valerio Antonini Maliver Srl Italy Alexey Shatunov Head of Ukraine office Mazzotti & C. SRL Italy Walle Romijn On agreement Mazzotti & C. SRL Italy Camelia Simion On agreement Monfer Cereali Italy Roman Derkach On agreement Chartering Manager MULMIX S.p.A. Italy Sergei Ostrovsky Panamax Desk MULMIX S.p.A. Italy Hamdy Hassanin On agreement NV&L Brokers Italy http://arenamarine.com Eugene Rychagov Commercial manager Toyota Tsusho Corporation Japan Glenn Forbes On agreement Toyota Tsusho Corporation Japan Alexey Moshnyansky On agreement Toyota Tsusho Corporation Japan Robert Matesic On agreement Agrorodeo Lithuania Borys Veraksha On agreement Agrorodeo Lithuania Denis Rusin Director Linas Agro Lithuania Igor Cherepanov Director Member of the Supervisory SODRUGESTVO Lithuania Atil Iilmaz Board UHB Agro Lithuania Viktor Berestenko Deputy general director UHB Agro Lithuania Aleksej Sorokin On agreement AICC Trading Malta Sergei Budak Director Заступник директора з продажу олійних культур і AICC Trading Malta http://astartakiev.com/ Ostap Palchevskyy продуктів переробки Zernoff Moldova http://astartakiev.com/ Nataliia Trokhymchuk Head of Commerce Заступник директора з закупівлі та продажу Zernoff Moldova http://astartakiev.com/ Dmytro Liulko зернових культур Montenegr Zapad Banka Ad Montenegro o Maxim Morozov On agreement M B Seed Corporation Pakistan Maxim Morozov Director Pervaiz Traders Pakistan Yan Kozyritskiy On agreement Northstar Brokerage Commodities Spain Artem Rozhkov On agreement Northstar Brokerage Commodities Spain Valery Liulchenko On agreement Northstar Brokerage Commodities Spain Aleksandr Bignyak Riera Roura Spain Muhammed Idin On agreement Tornum LLC Sweden Berk Yusuf Yuksel On agreement Tornum LLC Sweden Aleksandr Savenkov Founder Agri Finance SA Switzerland Erhan Yiğiter On agreement Agri Finance SA Switzerland Gatsenko Irina Managing director Agri Finance SA Switzerland Alexey Ilyin On agreement Agri Finance SA Switzerland Uwe Schroeder On agreement Control Union International Commodity Services Switzerland Andrej Markov On agreement ED&F Man Grains Switzerland Kostyantyn Mukha On agreement ED&F Man Grains Switzerland Igor Serov On agreement Etalon SA Switzerland Alexander Malashenko Executive Director Fair Commodities Trading SA Switzerland Sergey Melashchenko Secretary General Filhet-Allard Maritime Geneva Switzerland Olga Demchuk Director Advisor MERCOM - Mergen Commodities Trade Switzerland Agnieszka de Sousa On agreement Mimier Trade S.A. Switzerland Burak Yildirim Broker/partner OLAM Switzerland Sergey Frolov Commercial Director Phaethon International Switzerland Shailesh Kumar On agreement Quadra Commodities S.A Switzerland Alex Shpichak On agreement Region Grain Company Switzerland Andrey Gubankov Region Grain Company Switzerland Elena Alieva Scanwel Commodities S.A. Switzerland Aleksandr Ocheretnyj Area Sales Manager, GL Production Technical Scanwel Commodities S.A. Switzerland Yuriy Bobrik Director Scanwel Commodities SA Switzerland Salih Dellal On agreement SCCF Structured Commodity & Corporate Finance SA Switzerland Mirza Izgur On agreement SGS Switzerland Diana Ermakova On agreement SGS Group Management Switzerland Maria Usacheva On agreement SGS Group Management Switzerland Katya Michaels Project manager Simpson Spence Young Switzerland Hakan Kilinc CEO-Founder Solaris Commodities Switzerland Murat Serdar Buyukisik Spike Trade Switzerland Sergei Silenok Brand Manager Spike Trade Switzerland Artem Gorokhov Trader Crush trading manager Spike Trade Switzerland Sergey Kovalchuk Ukraine Virtus Commodities AG Switzerland Vadim Miroshnichenko Project Manager (Grain & Virtus Commodities AG Switzerland Dmitry Vyakhirev Oilseed Supply Chain Europe The Netherland CIS Commodity Inspection Services s Martin Schuldt General Manager The Netherland CIS Commodity Inspection Services s Anna Lytovchenko On agreement The Netherland CIS Commodity Inspection Services s Dmitry Rassudov Director AVES Enerji Yag Ve Gida San.A.S Turkey Vitaliy Fedorenko export-manager AVES Enerji Yag Ve Gida San.A.S Turkey Serhiy Vovk General Manager Azov Wave Shipping and Trading Turkey Serhiy Starostenko On agreement Borachart Ship Chartering Services http://www.cis- Co. Ltd Turkey inspections.com Paul Schweitzer General manager http://www.cis- Bunge Turkey Turkey inspections.com Florian Oosterman Manager http://www.cis- Bunge Turkey Turkey inspections.com Igor Tsurkan Chief surveyor Bunge Turkey Turkey Michael Swangard On agreement Business Consulting Turkey George Mingay On agreement Kaplan Agribrokers Turkey http://www.cmegroup.com Jeffry Kuijpers Executive Director LBH Group (LBH Shipping Agence Inc) Turkey Ariel Hantin On agreement LBH TURKEY Turkey Tim Andriesen On agreement MOLINO Mechanical Industry and Trade Inc. Turkey Vladimir Osadchuk On agreement MPM Gida San.Ve Tic.Ltd.Sti Turkey Dustin Gröschke On agreement PROMAR Agricultural Commodity Trading Turkey Marco Wahler On agreement RTM Tarim Kimya Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S Turkey Oleg Kovtun On agreement Sfr Shipping & Trading Turkey Antonina Sklyarenko On agreement Sodrugestvo Turkey Turkey Roberte PILLET On agreement Sodrugestvo Turkey Turkey Valeriy Kalagov On agreement Tureks A.S. Turkey Arina Korchmareva Director Head of operations CIS Ulusoy Un Turkey Olga Tovkun Countries Adept Group Ukraine Valeriya Samoylova Senior Executive Manager Adept Group Ukraine Philippe Chalmin On agreement Adept Group Ukraine Dmitriy Fedoseenko On agreement Adept Group Ukraine Ivan Devryukov Adm Illichevsk Ukraine Ivan Sevriukov Chartering Manager AEQUO Ukraine Roman Gnatyshyn Freight broker AEQUO Ukraine Sergei Nazarenko Director Agrarian Fund of State Food and Grain Corporation of Ukraine Ukraine Alexandr Vorontsov On agreement Agrarian Fund of State Food And Grain Corporation of Ukraine Ukraine Markian Silecky On agreement Agrarian Fund of State Food and Grain Corporation of Ukraine Ukraine Kefalas Konstantinos Director Agrarian System Technologies
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