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Property of Volytsia-Agro includes an elevator, industrial buildings, wheat, and vehicles.
The Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA) is preparing for a competitive selection of a manager to take control of Volytsia-Agro LLC’s seized assets in Kyiv region. Among the assets are a grain warehouse with a capacity of up to 60 thousand tons, production facilities, and transport. This is reported by Glavkom, citing ARMA.
What property is being prepared for the competition
One of the key objects of the complex is a grain warehouse designed to store up to 60 thousand tons of grain at the same time. It is located on a land parcel of 4 hectares. The list of assets also includes wheat stored in the elevator’s bunkers.
The property complex covers administrative buildings, workshops, storages, a weighhouse, a transformer substation, a grain warehouse, a sawmill, and other agricultural facilities. The list also includes facilities of the former livestock infrastructure — cowsheds, pigsties, and a calf barn.
Among the movable property are Renault Duster, Kia Sportage, and Lada cars, as well as MAZ, KAMAZ, and GAZ trucks.
The property is located in Bila Tserkva and in the villages of Yablunivka and Dmytrivka, Kyiv region. ARMA is currently preparing it for the competitive selection of a manager. The completion date of the selection and the name of the future manager are not specified in the provided notice.
Why the assets are associated with Mykola Solskyi
Volytsia-Agro LLC features in a criminal proceeding regarding alleged grain schemes. 27 March 2026 of the year, the former Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Mykola Solskyi was informed of suspicion. According to investigators, he was the organizer of a scheme in which participants attempted to sell 7 thousand tons of non-existent corn under forged warehouse documents. According to law enforcement, the elevator was listed as full of grain in the documents, while in fact it was empty.
In the Glavkom article about the preventive measure, it is noted that the court set Solskyi’s bail at 63,7 million UAH. Later the court reduced it to 49,92 million UAH. If bail is paid, the suspect must comply with the duties imposed, including not leaving the locality without permission, not communicating with witnesses, and surrendering foreign passports for safekeeping.
As part of the investigation, law enforcement are also checking the movement of funds of the company and contractual relations between Volytsia-Agro LLC and the private manufacturing and trading company Podillia Agroproduk. According to information in the Glavkom court materials, the investigation requires conclusions from forensic economic examination and the State Audit Service.
Solskyi held the position of Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine during 2022–2024 years. The putative suspicion is not a criminal conviction.
As a reminder, in January 2026 year, NABU and SAP disclosed to court a case regarding possible illegal appropriation of state lands in Sumy region, involving Mykola Solskyi. According to the investigation, it concerns 2,5 thousand hectares of land valued at 280 million UAH, as well as an attempt to seize additional plots.
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