Purchase prices for grains in Ukraine on November 6, 2026
Grain procurement prices in Ukraine are showing relatively stable conditions for corn, soybeans and barley as of November 6, while wheat continues to weaken at export terminals. Sunflower prices have edged higher on the domestic EXW basis, and rapeseed remains relatively resilient. New-crop grain supplies, demand from processors and exporters, storage availability and transportation costs to major sales channels remain important factors influencing the Ukrainian agricultural market.
Corn procurement prices remain largely unchanged across the main reported delivery bases. Corn is being purchased at approximately UAH 6,300/t EXW, while FCA bids stand at UAH 4,800/t, with a reported increase of UAH 31/t. Dollar-denominated FCA corn is quoted at $125/t, while DAF prices stand at around $204/t. For producers in central Ukraine, the pace of new-crop deliveries to the market, available storage capacity and transportation costs to export channels remain important considerations. When supplies are substantial, these factors may limit the potential for rapid increases in domestic procurement prices.
Wheat prices continue to decline at export terminals. Grade 2 wheat fell by UAH 149/t to UAH 8,353/t CPT terminal. Grade 3 wheat declined by UAH 158/t to approximately UAH 8,067/t. Grade 4 wheat remains at UAH 7,184/t CPT terminal, while FCA bids stand at around UAH 6,700/t. The continued decline in food-grade wheat prices indicates weaker procurement bids in the port market. For producers in inland regions, however, the actual profitability of grain sales depends on the distance to buyers, transportation costs and delivery terms.
The sunflower market is showing a modest increase in EXW procurement prices. Sunflower seeds rose by UAH 34/t to UAH 15,263/t, while processor bids stand at approximately UAH 15,267/t. The dollar-denominated FCA price is $300/t, with a reported decline of $10/t. Sunflower is also quoted at around $530/t DAF and $550/t CIF. High-oleic sunflower continues to command a substantial premium, with prices at UAH 17,000/t EXW and UAH 18,500/t for delivery to processors. Future price movements may depend on purchasing activity among crushing plants, available seed supplies and transportation costs.
Soybeans remain relatively stable following previous fluctuations. The CPT terminal price stands at UAH 17,000/t, while EXW soybeans are quoted at approximately UAH 16,938/t and processor bids at around UAH 17,250/t. The FCA price is UAH 16,500/t, with a reported increase of UAH 264/t. Non-GMO soybeans are quoted at approximately UAH 17,700/t EXW and UAH 17,500/t FCA. Meanwhile, their dollar-denominated FCA price stands at $340/t, down $10/t from the previous level. Differences between delivery bases remain important for producers choosing between domestic buyers and export-oriented sales.
Barley remains at UAH 7,150/t on a CPT terminal basis. Malting barley is quoted at approximately UAH 6,500/t for delivery to processors and UAH 5,500/t FCA. The rapeseed market shows no significant changes in hryvnia-denominated prices. Grade 1 non-GMO rapeseed is quoted at around UAH 20,400/t EXW and UAH 19,500/t FCA. Another non-GMO rapeseed category stands at UAH 20,200/t CPT terminal. Dollar-denominated FCA prices for Grade 1 non-GMO rapeseed are around $430/t, while CIF quotations stand at approximately $570/t. Prices across export delivery bases may vary depending on quality specifications and shipment destinations.
As of November 6, 2026, Grade 2 wheat is being purchased at UAH 8,353/t CPT terminal, corn at UAH 6,300/t EXW, barley at UAH 7,150/t CPT terminal, sunflower seeds at UAH 15,263/t EXW, soybeans at UAH 17,000/t CPT terminal, and Grade 1 non-GMO rapeseed at UAH 20,400/t EXW. Current procurement prices for grain and oilseed crops by region and delivery basis are provided in the table below.
Purchase prices in Ukraine
| CPT terminal, UAH |
EXW elevators, UAH |
CPT processor, UAH |
FCA, UAH |
FCA, $ |
CPT terminal, $ |
DAF, $ |
CIF, $ |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wheat mill offals | 3500 ↓ 200 | |||||||
| Buckwheat | 39000 | |||||||
| Corn | 6300 | 4800 ↑ 31 | 125 | 204 | ||||
| Flax | 560 | |||||||
| Sunflower oil cake | 5000 | |||||||
| Sunflower oil | 1350 | |||||||
| Millet | 16000 | |||||||
| Wheat grade II | 8353 ↓ 149 | |||||||
| Wheat grade III | 8067 ↓ 158 | |||||||
| Wheat grade IV | 7184 | 6700 | ||||||
| Rapeseed 1 grade less 35mcm | 20400 | 19500 ↑ 1000 | 430 | 480 | 570 | |||
| Rapeseed high grade less 25mcm | 20200 | |||||||
| Thistle | 900 | |||||||
| Soybean oil | 990 ↓ 180 | |||||||
| Sunflower seeds | 15263 ↑ 34 | 15267 | 300 ↓ 10 | 530 | 550 | |||
| Sunflower high-oleic | 17000 | 18500 | 580 | |||||
| Soybeans | 17000 | 16938 | 17250 | 16500 ↑ 264 | 425 | 499 | ||
| Soybeans GMO-free | 17700 | 17500 | 340 ↓ 10 | 550 | ||||
| Triticale | 4500 | |||||||
| Soybean meal | 445 | |||||||
| Sunflower seed meal | 120 | |||||||
| Barley | 7150 | |||||||
| Malting barley | 6500 | 5500 |
