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The Agency for the Search and Management of Assets (ARMA) is preparing seized property of Volytsia-Agro LLC in the Kyiv region for competitive selection of a manager. The assets include a grain storage facility with a capacity of up to 60 thousand tons, production buildings, and vehicles. This was reported by Hlavkom with reference to ARMA.
What property is being prepared for the competition
One of the key objects in the complex is a grain storage facility designed for simultaneous storage of up to 60 thousand tons of grain. It is located on a land plot of 4 hectares. The list of assets also includes wheat stored in the elevator’s bunkers.
The property complex includes administrative buildings, workshops, warehouses, a weigh station, a transformer substation, a grain warehouse, a sawmill, and other farm buildings. The list also contains former livestock infrastructure facilities—cow barns, pigsties, and a calf barn.
Among the movable property listed are cars Renault Duster, Kia Sportage, and Lada, as well as MAZ, KAMAZ, and GAZ trucks.
The property is located in Bila Tserkva and the villages of Yablunivka and Dmytrivka in Kyiv region. ARMA is currently preparing it for the competitive selection of a manager. The announcement did not specify the selection completion date or the name of the future manager.
Why the assets are linked to Mykola Solskyi
Volytsia-Agro LLC is involved in a criminal proceeding concerning alleged grain-related fraud. 27 March 2026 the former minister of agrarian policy and food, Mykola Solskyi, was notified of suspicion. According to investigators, he was the organizer of a scheme whose participants attempted to sell 7 thousand tons of non-existent corn using forged warehouse documents. Law enforcement officials say the elevator was recorded in the documents as being filled with grain, although in fact it was empty.
Hlavkom’s piece on the preventive measure states that the court set Solskyi’s bail at 63,7 million hryvnias. The court later reduced it to 49,92 million hryvnias. If bail is posted, the suspect must comply with imposed obligations, including not leaving the locality without permission, not communicating with witnesses, and surrendering his foreign passports for safekeeping.
As part of the investigation, law enforcement is also checking the company’s cash flows and contractual relations between Volytsia-Agro LLC and the private production-commercial firm Podillia Agroprodukt. According to information cited in Hlavkom’s court material, the investigators need to obtain conclusions from a forensic economic examination and the State Audit Service.
Solskyi served as minister of agrarian policy and food of Ukraine in the years 2022–2024. The suspicion filed is not a conviction.
Recall that in January 2026, NABU and SAP sent to court a case concerning alleged illegal appropriation of state lands in the Sumy region, in which Mykola Solskyi is implicated. According to the investigation, this concerns 2,5 thousand hectares of land worth 280 million hryvnias, as well as an attempt to seize additional plots.
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