On 17 June 2026 a new legal entity for the Luga feed mill was registered in the Tolmachëvo settlement as LLC "Luzhskiy KKZ". Founding documents list the company's authorised (charter) capital at more than 1 billion rubles, placing the firm among the top 55 by that metric in Leningrad Region. Market contacts told the regional press that the large charter capital may reflect re‑registration procedures and a desire by new owners to present stronger financial credentials to potential lenders.

The new LLC sits within a complex ownership chain. Public databases show the end owner as the closed-end unit investment fund "May Weis", managed by the firm "AMS". That fund controls Moscow LLC "Agro Selkhoz Holding Invest", which in turn controls Altai agri‑holding "MitProm" — a major pig producer. In 2023 MitProm‑linked structures acquired Luga feed mill assets at auction; the asset was formally bought for 192 million rubles and production restarted in March 2023 after a two‑year idle period.

Operationally, the mill completed a second stage of modernization in November 2024 with a micro‑ and macrodosing line brought into service, and the company planned to raise swine feed output to 120,000 tonnes in 2025. The report notes the new LLC is also controlled by the Priozerny pig complex tied to MitProm; requests for comment from the holding were not answered before publication.