From Local Roots to a European Leader

AGROVA’s heritage began in the Baltic countryside, where generations of farmers and agricultural scientists built the foundations of modern poultry farming. Those early years shaped our dedication to quality, responsibility, and scientific precision – values that continue to guide AGROVA today.

Through sustained investment in automation, animal welfare, and environmental performance, AGROVA transformed its Baltic operations into one of Northern Europe’s most efficient and sustainable egg production hubs.

Jurijs Adamovičs was elected Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Latvian Poultry Association, representing Latvia’s poultry sector at both national and EU levels.

Agrova Baltics (formerly APF Holdings) successfully listed on Nasdaq Riga, marking a new era of transparency, governance and investor confidence.

Launch of Fiteg2, AGROVA’s innovation arm, developing science-based proteins, collagen and functional supplements for health, beauty and performance.

Jurijs Adamovičs, the largest shareholder of APF Holdings (hereinafter – APF), which includes one of Latvia’s largest poultry and egg production companies Aluksne Poultry Farm has founded a new food production group Agrova International. The new group aims to become a rapidly growing European player in poultry farming, egg production, and innovative egg-based products.

Agrova International acquired 100% of UK-based egg producer and distributor Sunrise Group in a €40 million transaction. The acquisition significantly expanded the Groupʼs geographical footprint, bringing together production platforms in Latvia and the United Kingdom and strengthening AGROVAʼs position in the European egg and egg-protein market.

APF Holdings, Alūksne Poultry Farm and UK-based Sunrise Eggs were brought together under the unified AGROVA group brand, while APF Holdings was renamed Agrova Baltics. The new identity reflects the Groupʼs evolution from a Latvian egg producer into an international, vertically integrated egg and egg protein platform with production capabilities across the Baltics and the United Kingdom.

AGROVA Baltics launched its EUR 30 million investment programme in Alūksne and Preiļi. At Alūksne Poultry Farm, construction began on three new laying hen houses with a total area of 7,380 m². In July, the new buildings reached the topping-out stage, followed by the installation of modern poultry equipment. Upon completion of the full investment programme, AGROVA Balticsʼ annual egg production capacity is expected to reach approximately 280 million eggs.