Pshenychnyi Illia, graduate of the Faculty of Management, Mykolayiv National Agrarian University, Mykolayiv, Ukraine

ORCID ID: 0009-0000-7252-6771
e-mail: ipshenychnyi07@gmail.com

Flexible Management of Agricultural Enterprises in the System of Ukrainian Financial Security

Abstract. Introduction. The current conditions of the global economic environment pose new challenges to the agricultural sector of Ukraine, which require in-depth scientific consideration and the development of effective strategies. Changes in the world and domestic economy, competitive pressure on the markets, martial law create the need to develop innovative approaches to management, adapt agricultural enterprises to new economic realities and ensure their financial stability in a dynamic environment. Taking into account these aspects of flexible management of agricultural enterprises in the system of strengthening financial security is an important step in the direction of developing strategies that meet modern challenges and contribute to the balanced development of the agricultural sector, which is a key component of Ukraine’s financial stability.

Purpose. The purpose of the study is to deepen the theoretical and methodological foundations and develop practical recommendations aimed at the development of flexible management of agricultural enterprises in the system of ensuring financial security of Ukraine.

Results. The authors theoretically substantiated the suggestions aimed at changing the paradigm of flexible management of agricultural enterprises in the system of ensuring the financial security of Ukraine. In the process of research the categorical apparatus of financial security of the state was improved, which is based on the author’s position of interpretation of the category “financial security of the state”, which, unlike the currently known ones, is considered as the state of protection of economic and financial interests from external and internal threats, which includes ensuring stability and stability of the financial system, protection of national economic interests at the international level and creation of favorable financial conditions for its sustainable development. The volume of loans in the field of agriculture by areas of activity was considered and it was determined that it is important to expand the scope of lending in dangerous areas in order to maintain sustainable development and ensure the financial and food security of the state. Attention is paid to the “Grain Initiative” as an important factor in the activity of agricultural enterprises and modern trends in the export of agricultural products. The volume of financial aid from the countries of the world during the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation on the territory of Ukraine and the dynamics of the volume of the legal part of the outflow (export) of financial resources from Ukraine are estimated.

Conclusions. It has been proven that flexible management of agricultural enterprises is becoming more and more important for the formation of financial security of the state, because with the help of implemented strategies it is possible to minimize risks and maximize productivity.  Moreover, with the help of flexible management, enterprises can quickly adapt to changes in the environment and gain competitive advantages.

Keywords: financial security; flexible management; agrarian sector of the economy.

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