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The sanctioned Ltd. “Unigran,” which was sanctioned by a decision of the National Security and Defense Council in May 2023 for five years, changed its leadership while restrictions were in effect. According to YouControl registry data, 21 of July 2026, the director of the enterprise, instead of Serhiy Dyniak, a deputy of the Zhytomyr Regional Council, became Anatoliy Petrovych Tyshchenko, the media report. The leadership change occurred amid litigation over the company’s assets and the absence of a completed procedure to transfer the enterprise under state control.
Sanctions against the group of companies “Unigran” were imposed by presidential decree based on the decision of the NSDC from 12 May 2023 year. They provide for personal and sectoral restrictions for five years. Nevertheless, legal processes surrounding the enterprise’s property continue. In May 2025 year the Ministry of Justice canceled a number of registration actions regarding the disposal of real estate of LLC “Unigran” and LLC “Unigran-Service,” concluding that the relevant agreements were concluded after the sanctions were introduced. Registry information indicates that Serhiy Dyniak led the enterprise with breaks for many years. In November 2024 a short period was headed by Dmytro Kovalenko, after which in March 2025 Dyniak returned to the post. The latest leadership change was recorded in 21 July 2026. According to YouControl, the new director Anatoliy Tyshchenko also heads LLC “Factor-Impex” and is noted as the beneficiary of PrJSC “Korostynskiy Chemical Machinery Plant.” Registry data show the enterprise is part of the Tyshchenko family corporate group, which unites more than twenty companies in the fuel-and-energy complex, fuel trade, real estate, and other sectors. In open sources it was previously reported that in 2009 the business group “Factor,” founder of which is named Petro Tyshchenko, gained control over the Korosten plant “Khimmash,” and its manager became Anatoliy Tyshchenko. Separate attention is drawn to Sergey Petrovych Tyshchenko, who presents himself as founder of the Factor group of companies and as chairman of the supervisory board of several industrial enterprises. Open materials note that he is a suspect in a criminal proceeding over operations with oil products seized by investigators and allegedly belonging to businessman Serhiy Kurchenko. In June 2026 it became known that a plea agreement was reached with another defendant in this case — former people’s deputy Serhiy Pashynskyi. Meanwhile, there is no conviction against Sergey Tyshchenko, and he publicly denies involvement in the alleged actions. Under the presumption of innocence, he is not considered guilty until a court decision that has entered into force establishes otherwise. Lawyers note that sanctions regime itself does not automatically transfer assets to state ownership. For that, a separate court decision or the use of mechanisms provided by law to seize assets for the state treasury is required. Therefore, personnel changes in sanctioned companies can occur before the respective legal procedures are fully completed. LLC “Unigran” operates in the mining and construction materials production market and has long been among the largest producers of granite products. After the start of the full-scale war, control over assets of companies subject to sanctions became one of the directions of state policy. The final resolution of the fate of Unigran’s assets will depend on the outcomes of court cases and subsequent decisions of authorized state bodies.
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