Vadym Ivchenko: millions in income, the deputy's companies and loans

Deputy Vadym Ivchenko, in his annual declaration for 2025 year, listed salary, compensation for deputy powers, income from electricity production, payments from his own companies, 1,8 million UAH from the sale of real estate, and a number of financial assets. The document, submitted to the NAPC 30 in March 2026 year, also shows Ivchenko’s corporate rights in several energy companies and the existence of funds transferred to third parties as repayable financial assistance.

One of the largest income items for Vadym Ivchenko in 2025 year was not a deputy salary. From the Administration Office of the Verkhovna Rada he received 789,3 thousand UAH of salary, another 726,7 thousand UAH of funds related to fulfilling deputy duties. Separately in the declaration, 90 thousand UAH is noted as reimbursement for travel costs. Together these three payments totaled over 1,6 million UAH. Another 957,97 thousand UAH Ivchenko declared as income from operations with electricity. NAPC identifies the source of these funds as LLC “Kyiv Regional Energy Supply Company,” and the income type as the purchase and sale of electricity produced by solar installations. This is an important detail of the declaration, because in some articles this asset was described as a hydropower plant. The official NAPC register, however, directly indicates solar generation. Ivchenko’s corporate structure also has a pronounced energy profile. In the declaration, the ultimate beneficial owner is listed as the deputy in LLC “Trading House Energy Trading,” LLC “BC Energy Group,” LLC “Fastiv Energy Group,” LLC “BC Solar-1” and LLC “BC Solar-2.” The legal addresses of several of these enterprises are located in the village of Korzhivka, Bila Tserkva district. Separately, Vadym Ivchenko declared 600 thousand UAH received from LLC “Eco-Energy 3” as repayment of repayable financial assistance. Another 500 thousand UAH he received from “Trading House Energy Trading” in the same manner. In addition, this same company paid the deputy 250 thousand UAH in fees and other funds under civil-law contracts. Thus, solely from two energy structures for these three operations, Vadym Ivchenko received 1,35 million UAH. The declaration also includes LLC “INZHUR.” From this company, Vadym Ivchenko received 534 thousand UAH in dividends. The amount is small compared to other incomes, but the very fact of corporate ties is reflected in the section of the declaration where entities whose ultimate beneficial owner is the declarant or his family are listed. Another set of data concerns money Ivchenko transferred to third parties. The declaration notes a loan of 80,9 thousand US dollars, as well as three hryvnia amounts — 118,269 thousand, 265 thousand and 80,9 thousand UAH. In the documents, these assets are classified as funds lent to third parties, in particular as repayable financial assistance. The total amount of hryvnia loans is over 464 thousand UAH, not counting the currency loan. Ivchenko’s monetary assets also include cash. In the declaration for 2025 year he noted 150 thousand UAH in cash. Separately, the declarant listed accounts or banking relations with Ukrgazbank, Tascombank, Sparkasse Leipzig, Postbank, and the Bank for Investments and Savings. The mere fact of accounts in these institutions does not imply substantial balances: for some of these positions, the specific asset amount is not defined in the declaration. An important part of the financial picture is the real estate transaction for 1,8 million UAH, but in the declaration it is recorded as a separate sale/purchase or exchange transaction. 10 December 2025 year Vadym Ivchenko received these funds from Maryna Ivchenko, and ownership the corresponding object was terminated. This operation is already reflected in NAPC’s report on significant changes in property status. Thus, Ivchenko’s financial history for 2025 year consists not only of real estate transactions. The main declared streams are related to parliamentary activity, energy, own companies, repayment of financial assistance, civil-law payments, and asset sales. Part of the corporate rights are concentrated precisely in the energy sector, and several related companies share one address in Korzhivka. Separately, the declaration allows seeing the difference between a deputy’s income and the financial performance of specific operations. Ivchenko received from “Trading House Energy Trading” 500 thousand UAH as repayment of financial assistance and 250 thousand UAH under contracts, but these payments have different legal nature and cannot automatically be regarded as profit from company activity. Therefore, to assess the origin of funds, one must examine the primary contracts, financial statements of the enterprises, and movement of funds, not only the sums in the declaration.

Having such operations in themselves does not indicate a violation of the law. At the same time, the structure of Ivchenko’s assets and payments could be subject to review by regulatory or law enforcement bodies if there are legally valid grounds. A publicly available declaration confirms the financial operations themselves but does not establish their lawfulness or unlawfulness. Read also: Vadym Ivchenko: divorce, the deputy’s property, and land near Fursy.