THE ROLE OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN THE FINANCIAL RECOVERY OF ORGANIZATIONS-PRODUCERS OF TURKEY MEAT

DOI 10.32651/1912-77

Issue № 12, 2019, article № 13, pages 77-83

Section: Agrofood market

Language: Russian

Original language title: РОЛЬ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННО-ЧАСТНОГО ПАРТНЕРСТВА В ФИНАНСОВОМ ОЗДОРОВЛЕНИИ ОРГАНИЗАЦИЙ-ПРОИЗВОДИТЕЛЕЙ МЯСА ИНДЕЙКИ

Keywords: STATE-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP, THE SOLVENCY, FINANCIAL POSITION, FINANCIAL RECOVERY

Abstract: Foreign economic sanctions pressure in combination with the requirements of the world trade organization cause low efficiency of the system of state support of agricultural producers in the conditions of our country. The use of a Bank loan as the main source of financing for the activities of economic entities leads to a deterioration of the financial situation and insolvency of agricultural organizations. In this regard, the optimal distribution of efforts between rural producers and the state in the process of solving socially and economically important problems in the agricultural sector, achieved on the terms of public-private partnership, is currently a promising direction of stabilizing the financial condition of agricultural organizations. As a result of the analysis of the financial condition carried out in the conditions of the leading producer of Turkey meat, we have revealed that the main reason that caused the critical financial situation, insolvency and low economic efficiency of this economic entity is an unsatisfactory capital structure in the form of domination of liabilities on Bank loans. The article attempts to justify the increase in the share of own sources of financing in the total capital of organizations-producers of Turkey meat by raising funds from the regional budget on the principles of equity participation on the terms of public-private partnership. The article will be useful in the development of measures for the financial recovery of agricultural organizations.

Authors: Novikova Natalia Nikolaevna, Kibirov KHetag Georgievich, Bondarenko Olga Vladimirovna