ARMA has sold a batch of Belarusian potash for over 25 million UAH.

The Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA) has sold Belarusian potash for 25.3 million hryvnias.

This was reported by ARMA.

“The Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA) continues the sale of seized assets in accordance with current legislation. Following the trading results through the ProZorro.Sales system, a batch of potassium chloride produced by OAO ‘Belaruskalij’ (Belarus) was successfully sold,” the agency noted.

A total of 2,357 tons of potash were sold, which were located in 34 railway cars. The sale amount totaled 25,321,187 hryvnias, including customs payments.

Overall, in January 2025, ARMA sold potassium chloride worth 112.6 million hryvnias.

In December 2024, ARMA announced the launch of a large-scale auction for the sale of 30,431 tons of potassium chloride (433 cars).

Background. Previously, Mind reported that the Asset Recovery and Management Agency sold the first 16 paintings from the confiscated collection of Viktor Medvedchuk.