КАПІТАЛІЗАЦІЯ ІНТЕГРОВАНИХ АГРАРНО-ПРОМИСЛОВИХ ФОРМУВАНЬ У ВОЄННИЙ ПЕРІОД

Abstract

In the current conditions of the destruction of the agricultural sector in Ukraine as a result of armed aggression, fierce competition in the sector is intensifying. The enterprises that remained on the market, in addition to internalcompetition, also have tough external competition with leading agricul-tural holdings of other countries. Therefore, in order to ensure an appropriate level of competition on global markets for domestic agricultural enterprises, it is necessary to form newmechanisms for ensur-ing the economic security of both the sector and the state in general. The agro-industrial sector is a strategically important aspect of ensuring food and economic security of the country, especially in the conditions of martial law and post-war reconstruction of the state. One of these directions is the creation of agricultural and industrial formations that will allow enterprises to create a closed cycle of produc-tion, which will contribute to increasing their competitiveness and economic stability.The article examines the main aspects of ensuring economic security through the development of capitalization of agrarian and industrial formations. Positive and negative aspects of the capitalization of integrated formations were singled out. The main directions of capitalization of agricultural and industrial formations are proposed. The importance of the development of the agricultural sector of the economy for the country's economic and food security has been proven. The structure of theagrarian sector of the economy in the general structure of the state economy is analyzed. Ten leaders of the agricultural industry in Ukraine are singled out. The activity of the largest integrated agro-industrial formations in Ukraine is studied, the peculiarities of their functioning, the state of development and capitalization of assets are highlighted. Directions for increasing the capitalization of integrated agri-cultural and industrial formations are proposed