UKRPRODUCT : ANNOUNCES UNAUDITED INTERIM FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 2016

30 September 2016

Kyiv, Ukraine - September 30, 2016 - Ukrproduct Group Limited ('Ukrproduct' or the 'Group') (AIM: UKR), one of the leading Ukrainian producers and distributors of branded dairy foods and beverages (kvass), today announces its unaudited interim consolidated IFRS financial results for the six months ended 30 June 2016.

KEY FIGURES

(Figures in brackets are for the six months ended and as at 30 June 2015 when the exchange rate was

32.41 UAH/GBP compared to 36.61 UAH/GBP in this reporting period)

Total revenues decreased by 16% year on year to GBP 8.2 m (GBP 9.8 m), however in Ukrainian Hryvna the sales revenues decreased by 5%

Gross profit margin decreased to 9.2% (11.5%) resulting in gross profit decrease by 33.0% to GBP 0.8 m (GBP 1.1 m) which in Ukrainian Hryvna translated into a 25.0% decrease

Revenues in dairy branded products segment decreased by 12% year on year to GBP 5.4 m (GBP 6.3m) and the gross profit increased by 9.3% year on year to GBP 0.6 m (GBP 0.6 m)

In kvass the revenues decreased by 23% year on year to GBP 0.4 m (GBP 0.5 m) and gross profit down by 26 % year-on-year

Skimmed Milk Powder (SMP) revenues decreased by 34% to GBP 1.8 million (GBP 2.4 m) and gross profit decreased to GBP -0.1 m (GBP 0.2 m)

EBITDA decreased to GBP - 16 k (GBP 66 k)

Operating loss amounted to GBP -220 k (loss of GBP -221 k)

The negative effect of currency exchange differences amounted to GBP 0.3 million (GBP 0.5 m)

Cash balance as at June 30, 2016 stood at GBP 277 k (GBP 50 k).

CEO's REPORT

During the first half of 2016 Ukrproduct continued to experience the consequences of the storm in the Ukrainian economy in recent years. A devalued currency, a geographically contracted market place and consumers now pressured further by inflation provided a challenging business environment.

The Group's response has been to adjust its focus to relevant products, sales channels and customers providing acceptable margins and ability to pay on time. Working capital has been released and costs contained via improved productivity. Given the hryvnia devaluation increased effort has been made to develop the export business.

Trading

Volumes fell, though revenues fell only marginally in hryvnia terms. Gross margins showed an improving trend but prices remained constrained by competition and low consumer confidence and spending power. Branded products, now subject to more emphasis, showed improved revenues with the key categories of packaged butter, spreads and processed cheese advancing. Private Label contracts with only marginal profitability have been terminated. Those retained reflect the quality demanded by the retailer and commensurate margins.

The kvass beverage continued to make a good gross profit contribution. Plans are in place to extend the offering in this category with white kvass, uzvar and rose hip based healthy drinks.

Skimmed milk powder is subject to the vagaries of world prices which were not encouraging in this period. Milk prices trended upwards on the world market from midsummer. However the Group's spare spray drying capacities were utilized profitably for third parties during the period.

The continued exchange rate depreciation has facilitated the successful pursuit of export business not least to CIS countries, Russian intervention notwithstanding. Further expansion has been made into the North Africa region.

Finances

In the challenging trading environment hryvnia revenues have held up to within 5% of same period 2015. However whilst management efforts resulted in some improvement in gross margins, overall they remained below the required level. Although the Group made substantial progress in the second quarter, the first quarter negative result was not fully offset.

Overheads were reduced but EBITDA struggled to remain positive. This led to an operating loss which was accentuated by negative exchange differences for the period.

Cash under such trading circumstances is very much in focus. Along the lines mentioned the Company has adopted a trading model to release cash not least from working capital to fulfill its ongoing obligations. This importantly includes interest payments due to EBRD under the terms of the more favourable loan restructuring agreement signed by the end of June.

Outlook

The Group targets a return to profitability as the market place continues to work towards stabilization. Our markets will however remain competitive. Ukrproduct's strategy as detailed earlier is to target segments with differentiated products and services. In particular, pursuit of growth opportunities in beverages and export and improving the cost and service efficiency of the supply chain. Overhead reduction has included the remuneration of directors. Underpinning this all is the need to continue to create positive cash flows.

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For further information, please visit www.ukrproduct.com or contact:

Ukrproduct Group Ltd

Jack Rowell, Non-Executive Chairman Tel: +380 44 232 9602

Alexander Slipchuk, Chief Executive Officer www.ukrproduct.com

ZAI Corporate Finance Ltd.

Nominated Adviser and Broker

Peter Trevelyan-Clark, Jamie Spotswood Tel: +44 20 7060 2220

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Ukrproduct Group Ltd is one of the leading Ukrainian producers and distributors of branded dairy products and kvass, a traditional fermented beverage. The Group's product portfolio includes processed and hard cheese, packaged butter, skimmed milk powder (SMP) and kvass. Ukrproduct has built a range of recognisable product brands ('Our Dairyman', 'People's Product', 'Creamy Valley', 'Molendam', 'Farmer's') that are well known and highly regarded by consumers. The Group reported consolidated revenues of approximately GBP 20.2 million for the twelve months ended December 31, 2015 and total assets of approximately 11.5 million as at that date . Ukrproduct's securities are traded under the symbol 'UKR' on AIM, a market operated by the London Stock Exchange.

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