Zero hunger is supposed to be the second of SDG and the activities of the agricultural sector can have the greatest impact on its achievement. Agrarian companies are able to positively influence the achievement of SDG while operating profitably. The financial results of the agricultural sector, whose activities are aimed at ensuring the country’s food security, have deteriorated significantly due to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The dynamics of sold products volume and number of agricultural entities, including companies and individual entrepreneurs, in 2015-2022 is analyzed. The directions of using information in terms of profitability by owners of agricultural companies are outlined. The dynamics of companies operating profitability and profitability of all activities in 2015-2022 is studied. The advantages and disadvantages of agricultural holdings as important subjects of the agricultural market are determined. The results of the functioning of the 20 largest companies of the Ukrainian agricultural sector in 2022 are explored. The Kolmogorov-Smirnov criterion, implemented in the Statistica 6.0 program to test the hypothesis that the net income of 33 Ukrainian farms follows the normal distribution law, is used. To test the hypothesis of a lognormal distribution of farm income, the values of net income are prologarithmized. The hypothesis of a lognormal distribution using the Jacques-Bera test and the Kolmogorov-Smirnov criterion is tested. It is established that the values of net income from sales comply with the lognormal distribution law, which is quite close to the Pareto distribution law.