TRANS-OIL GROUP - Agro Industrial Holding with Diverse Activities

TRANS-OIL GROUP – Integrated Agro-Industrial Group

TRANS-OIL GROUP is an integrated agro-industrial group operating across the entire value chain of oilseeds and grains, from sourcing, storage and processing to trading and export. The Group is active in oilseed crushing and refining, logistics and storage infrastructure, international agricultural commodities trading, bulk and bottled vegetable oil production, as well as the manufacturing of feed ingredients and by-products.

TRANS-OIL GROUP employs approximately 2,500 people and operates production, storage, and logistics facilities primarily in the Republic of Moldova, Romania, Serbia and Switzerland.

Crushing and Refining

The Group processes oilseeds into vegetable oils for the food industry and meal products for the animal feed sector. TRANS-OIL GROUP owns and operates five oilseed crushing facilities: three in the Republic of Moldova, one in Romania and one in Serbia.

The Group’s sunflower oil brands, including FLORIS and ISKON, hold leading positions in their domestic markets and are increasingly distributed across international markets in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

Grains and Trading

TRANS-OIL GROUP is one of the leading exporters of grains and oilseeds in Central and Eastern Europe. The Group operates 49 storage facilities across the Republic of Moldova, Romania and Serbia, with a combined storage capacity exceeding 1 million metric tonnes.

Export Terminals and Logistics

TRANS-OIL GROUP provides grain and vegetable oil handling, storage and transshipment services through its terminals located in Reni (Ukraine), Giurgiulești (Republic of Moldova), and Pančevo and Bačka Palanka (Serbia).

The combined throughput capacity of the Group’s six terminals exceeds 6 million metric tonnes per year.

In 2025, TRANS-OIL GROUP completed the acquisition of Frial SA, further strengthening its position within the regional logistics chain and expanding access to port infrastructure and storage capacity in Constanța Port, one of the Black Sea region’s key export hubs for grains and agro-industrial products.