Zhoda Investments' subsidiary, Testament Winery, has completed a successful grape harvest, yielding 333 tonnes, the second-largest in its history and nearly 50% above the average. The harvest benefited from good weather and a focus on organic, hand-picked grapes, resulting in high-quality produce that promises strong new wine releases in 2026. This large harvest also reduces production costs per bottle. Testament Winery, along with Black Island Winery, forms part of Zhoda's wine portfolio, which includes nearly 20 wines served in over 150 Croatian restaurants. Testament Winery spans 50 hectares and features seven grape varieties, catering to various market segments. The Testament Vänner wine club offers Swedish wine enthusiasts exclusive updates and involvement in the winery's journey. Zhoda Investments aims to produce Croatia's best wine and is also involved in the oil industry in Ukraine. The company seeks new investment opportunities.

Two wines from Zhoda's Croatian vineyards, The Dalmatian Dog Babić and The Dalmatian Dog Pošip, have been selected by Alko, Finland's state alcohol retailer, for sale in 70 stores from March 31 to August 5, 2026. These wines, made from local Dalmatian grapes, have already gained popularity in Sweden. The Dalmatian Dog Babić is a red wine crafted by Juraj Sladić at Testament Winery, while the white Pošip is produced by Igor Radovanović at Black Island Winery. The wines are a tribute to the Dalmatian dog breed and represent a milestone in the international expansion of Testament Winery. Zhoda Investments, which owns the wineries, aims to produce Croatia's best wine and is also involved in oil investments in Ukraine.

Alf Tumble, a wine expert, highlights nine carefully crafted wines in his column for Dagens Nyheter, including The Dalmatian Dog from Testament Winery. This wine, made from the local Dalmatian grape babić, has gained popularity among wine enthusiasts and critics. Testament Winery, operated by Zhoda since 2018, is Croatia's first Swedish-owned winery, located in Dalmatia. Robert Karlsson, CEO of Zhoda Investments, expresses delight at the wine's recognition. The Dalmatian Dog, described as stylish and tasteful, is available in Sweden through Systembolaget. Testament Vänner wine club offers Swedish enthusiasts the chance to follow the winery's journey. Zhoda Investments aims to produce Croatia's best wine and holds interests in other ventures, including an oil field in Ukraine.

Ett tekniskt fel hos pressmeddelandeleverantören beQuoted har lett till att vissa pressmeddelanden från Zhoda Investments inte nått alla prenumeranter. De berörda pressmeddelandena inkluderar nyheter om Testament Winerys utmärkelser, en Michelin-utmärkelse för restaurang Filippi och en kommuniké från Zhoda Investments årsstämma. För mer information kan man kontakta Robert Karlsson, vd för Zhoda Investments.

Zhoda Investments has conducted a legal analysis regarding the possibility of initiating proceedings against the Russian Federation for the unlawful seizure of natural gas assets in the Black Sea following the annexation of Crimea in 2014. The analysis indicates that Zhoda has a strong legal position and a solid basis for receiving compensation. For about 15 years, a subsidiary of Zhoda has partnered with a Ukrainian state-owned company to develop offshore gas licenses near Crimea. After the annexation, these assets were seized without compensation. Recently, the Ukrainian state was awarded USD 46 million for its 50% ownership in the same assets. Zhoda, which holds the remaining 50%, is considering pursuing its own claim. The analysis highlights a strong legal basis for Zhoda's claim, significant compensation potential exceeding USD 46 million, and the need for enforcement proceedings against Russia following a favorable ruling. Zhoda will evaluate its options and provide updates on developments. Zhoda Investments is involved in various ventures, including wineries in Croatia and an oil field in Ukraine.

Testament Winery has achieved significant recognition at the 2025 Decanter World Wine Awards, with three of its wines receiving medals. Testament Plavac Mali 2018 earned a gold medal with 95 points, while Testament Prošek 2018 and Merga Victa Pošip 2023 each received silver medals with 93 and 90 points, respectively. This accomplishment highlights the winery's commitment to producing high-quality wines using native Croatian grape varieties. The success is attributed to the efforts of winemakers Igor and Juraj and their team. Testament Winery, along with Black Island Winery, is owned by Zhoda Investments, which invests in European companies and aims to produce premium wines in Croatia. Swedish wine enthusiasts can follow the winery's progress by joining the wine club Testament Vänner. For further information, contact Robert Karlsson, CEO of Zhoda Investments.

Restaurant Filippi, partly owned by Zhoda Investments, has received a Michelin Recommendation for the sixth time in seven years, highlighting its high standards in gastronomy and service. The announcement was made at a ceremony in Šibenik, Croatia. Located in Korčula, Filippi is known for its modern take on traditional Dalmatian cuisine, blending local ingredients with international techniques. Chef Ivan Uglik, with experience from Croatia, Austria, and Switzerland, leads the kitchen this season. Filippi also showcases Zhoda Investments' premium wines. Robert Karlsson, CEO of Zhoda Investments, expressed pride in the recognition and the restaurant's role in Croatia's gastronomic scene. Zhoda Investments, which also owns two wineries in Dalmatia and holds interests in an oil field in Ukraine, aims to produce Croatia's best wine and seeks new investment opportunities.

At the Annual General Meeting of Zhoda Investments AB, shareholders approved the annual report, decided not to distribute dividends for the financial year, and discharged the board members and CEO from liability. The board members Björn Bringes, Peter Geijerman, Zenon Potoczny, and Katre Saard were re-elected, with Björn Bringes continuing as Chairman. Mikael Köver was re-elected as auditor. Resolutions were passed to pay board fees according to the proposal and to pay the auditor based on approved invoices. The Board of Directors was authorized to issue shares as proposed. The meeting minutes will be available on the company's website. Zhoda Investments focuses on investing in unlisted European companies, owning wineries in Croatia, and holding a significant interest in a Ukrainian oil field.

Zhoda Investments has released its annual report for 2024 and announced its annual general meeting, which will take place on June 24, 2025, in Stockholm. The annual report, originally in Swedish, is accessible on the company's website. Zhoda Investments focuses on investing in unlisted European companies, particularly in the wine industry in Croatia and an oil field in Ukraine. The company aims to produce Croatia's best wine and expand its premium wine exports. Zhoda is also open to new investment opportunities. For further details, Robert Karlsson, CEO, can be contacted directly.

Zhoda Investments AB has announced its Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled for June 24, 2025, at 3:00 PM CET in Stockholm. Shareholders registered with Euroclear Sweden AB by June 13, 2025, and who notify the company by June 17, 2025, can participate. Notifications can be sent by post or email, and should include personal details and shareholding information. Shareholders with nominee-registered shares need to ensure temporary re-registration by June 17, 2025, to participate. The AGM agenda includes the election of a chairman, approval of the voting register, presentation of financial statements, and resolutions on financial matters, including the allocation of results with no proposed dividend. The board proposes re-election of current board members and the auditor, with specified fees for board members. An authorization for the board to issue new shares, warrants, and convertibles is also proposed, with a potential dilution of up to 25% of the share capital. Documents related to the AGM will be available three weeks prior and can be requested by shareholders. The company currently has over 914 million shares, with different voting rights for series A and B shares. Additional information can be provided upon shareholder request if it doesn't harm the company. Zhoda Investments focuses on investing in unlisted European companies, owning wineries in Croatia, and holding a stake in a Ukrainian oil field.

Zhoda Investments dotterbolag, Testament Winery, har utökat sitt gårdshus för vinprovning och försäljning i Dalmatien, Kroatien. Denna investering syftar till att förbättra besöksupplevelsen och utöka vingårdens intäktsmöjligheter. Det nya gårdshuset kan nu ta emot upp till 100 gäster, en ökning från tidigare 15, och erbjuder en naturskön miljö för evenemang som vinprovningar och bröllop. Utbyggnaden är en strategisk satsning för att stärka besöksnäringen och skapa långsiktiga relationer med besökarna. Zhoda Investments äger även en del i ett oljefält i Ukraina och är aktivt på jakt efter nya investeringsmöjligheter.

Zhoda Investments continues to develop its oil operations in Ukraine despite the challenges of Russia's invasion. The company, which holds a 45% interest in an oil field east of Kyiv, reports that daily operations and oil production are ongoing. To counter a decline in production due to the pandemic and invasion, a work program was launched in 2024 to repair non-producing wells, resulting in a 19% increase in monthly production by December 2024 compared to August. The oil business remains profitable, contributing to Ukraine's energy supply and allowing a dividend distribution of SEK 4 million to Zhoda in 2024. Zhoda is also assessing legal options for compensation related to gas assets in the Black Sea confiscated by Russia. The company has engaged legal experts to explore a claim at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, with an assessment expected by spring 2025. All figures refer to Zhoda's 45% share in the oil field.