“The Agency for Search and Asset Management (ARMA) sold 460 hectares of land in the Borzhava field in Zakarpattia Oblast. According to the investigators, the buyers were structures related to Serhii Lyovochkin’s family. This was reported by “Economichna Pravda” with reference to the auction results. It is noted that the auctions were held on Thursday, January 8. The land was divided into three lots, which were followed simultaneously”, — write on: ua.news
The Agency for Search and Management of Assets (ARMA) sold 460 hectares of land in the Borzhava field in Zakarpattia Oblast. According to the investigators, the buyers were structures related to Serhii Lyovochkin’s family.
About this reported “Economic truth” with reference to the auction results.
It is noted that the auctions were held on Thursday, January 8. The land was divided into three lots, for which three auctions were held simultaneously
Andrii Vingranovskyi bought a plot of land with an area of 26.7366 hectares for UAH 5.4 million (starting price UAH 10.4 million). He also became the owner of 199.1488 hectares by paying UAH 39.1 million at the initial price of UAH 75.2 million. Ihor Vlasyuk bought a plot of land with an area of 234.77 hectares for UAH 45 million (starting price UAH 88.2 million).
“Thus, the average value of one hectare of land purchased at the auction is about UAH 2,000. In November 2024, ARMA expected to receive more than UAH 1 billion for this land,” the article says.
According to the publication, Vingranovsky is the owner of Ombri Investment LLC, which is part of the “corporate group of the Lyovochkin family.” He is also Yulia Lyovochkina’s husband. And Vlasyuk is the founder of “Borzhava Eset” LLC, the ultimate beneficial owner of which is Vingranovskyi.
We will remind that in 2025 the Supreme Court overturned the decision of the previous instances and recognized the actions of the National Bank, which in December 2020 classified JSC “Misto Bank” as insolvent, legal. The financial institution lost its license, the procedure for its liquidation began.
In December 2024, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAP) started the investigation of the case concerning NBU officials who do not recognize People’s Deputy Ivan Fursin’s “Misto Bank” as insolvent.
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