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Around fish farm enterprises in Burshyn, Ivano-Frankivsk region, questions are again arising due to changes in owners, managers, and company names. In particular, LLC Aqua Burshyn (EDRPOU 44047163), which previously operated under the name Nyord, over two years changed the founder, ultimate beneficial owner, and name. Currently the owner of the company is listed as Anton Turynsky, and the director remains Oleksandr Fanta. These corporate changes occurred amid long-standing conflicts around LLC Rybgosp Burshynsky and the state property complex of the fishery Galitsky. At the same time, documentary confirmations that all these enterprises share owners or are controlled by one group of persons are currently insufficient.
According to the registry, LLC Aqua Burshyn was registered 26 in December 2020, as reported by the media. In May 2024, among the founders changes occurred: 16 May the owner of the company became Marta Petriv. Prior to that, corporate rights were distributed among other individuals, including Bohdana Kuznietsova, Volodymyr Kuznietov, and Mykola Vytvytsky. In October of the same year, the enterprise passed to Oleksandr Fanta. 18 October he was entered into the register as founder instead of Marta Petriv, and subsequently he became the ultimate beneficiary of the company. 23 October Oleksandr Fanta also assumed the position of director. The next change occurred 5 February 2025, LLC Nyord officially changed its name to LLC Aqua Burshyn. At the same time Oleksandr Fanta remained the head of the enterprise. In May 2026 the owner changed: 21 May the founder and ultimate beneficiary of the company became Anton Turynskyi, who owns 100% of the charter capital amounting to 1,43 million UAH. Oleksandr Fanta retained the position of director. Thus, the corporate rights passed to a new person, but the management of the enterprise remained unchanged. The main activity of Aqua Burshyn is freshwater fish farming and aquaculture. Among the additional directions in the register are freshwater fishing, fish processing, wholesale trade in food products, and a number of other types of activity. At the same time, the registration of such kinds of economic activity does not confirm that the company owns the Burshyn Reservoir or the state property complex of the Galitsky fish farm. To establish actual control over the water body and infrastructure, it is necessary to separately verify lease agreements, permits for special use of aquatic bioresources, and property documents. According to sources, the former owner of the enterprise allegedly faced pressure and threats before the corporate rights were transferred to Oleksandr Fanta. However, in available registration records, there is only a legal change of founder, not the circumstances under which the parties agreed to transfer the company. Without statements from victims, materials of criminal proceedings, or court decisions, there is no basis to claim that corporate rights were transferred under coercion. At the same time, these circumstances require separate verification if reports of threats have documentary support. The story also mentions MP Roman Mulyk and Ivan Klymovych, whom local publications call “Khramyi.” In circulated reports, Klymovych is associated with the politician’s entourage and some law enforcement officials. However, the mere presence of such mentions does not prove their involvement in Aqua Burshyn’s ownership change. There is no grounds to claim that Ivan Klymovych acted as a force intermediary or organized pressure on the former owner. According to open registries, Ivan Klymovych previously headed and was a beneficiary of LLC Klim-IF, and is also listed in registration details of the equestrian club Forward. These details characterize his prior corporate activity but do not establish a connection with LLC Aqua Burshyn. Similarly, to assess possible influence of Roman Mulyk on the enterprise, specific documents about shared business interests, financial transactions, or participation in the transfer of corporate rights are required.
Conflicts around the fishery in Burshyn arose long before the changes at Aqua Burshyn. In 2019, Sousedne (Society) reported statements by Viktor Mateika, head of the labor collective of LLC Rybgosp Burshynskyi, about allegedly raider seizure of the enterprise. He claimed the presence of third parties on the territory and threats to workers. According to him, the conflict was also connected with privatization processes of the state enterprise Rybgosp Galitsky. At that time Rybgosp Burshynskyi leased its integral property complex under a contract concluded in 2014. The subsequent lease history ended in a court dispute. By the decision of the Ivano-Frankivsk regional economic court in 20 May 2021, the lease of the property complex between the regional branch of the Fund for State Property and LLC Rybgosp Burshynskyi was terminated. The court found that the lessee did not pay rent for the period from May to November 2020 year. The enterprise was ordered to pay 663,3 thousand UAH in debt, as well as interest, penalties, and inflation losses. The decision remained in force after appellate review. In March 2022, the regional office of the Fund for State Property issued an order to transfer the property complex returned from lease to the State Agency for Irrigation and Fisheries. Thus, state property was returned to the management of the authorized body after the contract with Rybgosp Burshynskyi was terminated. This legal history is important for understanding the situation around the water body, but in itself it does not establish succession or connection between the former lessee and the current Aqua Burshyn. The current ownership structure of Aqua Burshyn differs from that which existed in 2024: then the company moved from Marta Petriv to Oleksandr Fanta, and in 2026 to Anton Turynskyi. At the same time Fanta remains the head of the enterprise. Such a sequence of changes is not proof of illegal actions, but to determine the real mechanism of the business transition, it is important to have contracts for the sale and purchase of corporate rights, settlements between the parties, and explanations from previous and current owners. Separate clarification is needed for the relations between Aqua Burshyn, Rybgosp Burshynskyi, and the state property complex Rybgosp Galitsky. At the moment, changes in one company’s registration and the court history of another do not justify merging them into a single corporate structure. Meanwhile, the question of who actually uses the water resources, on what grounds economic activity is conducted, and who owns the infrastructure remains important for the local community. For a complete picture, responses from Anton Turynskyi and Oleksandr Fanta regarding the circumstances of the transfer of corporate rights are required, as well as Marta Petriv’s position regarding reports of possible pressure. Roman Malyk and Ivan Klymovych should also be given a chance to comment on mentions of their names in the context of the conflict. Without such explanations and documents, it is premature to speak of a proven scheme of seizure of the enterprise or involvement of specific individuals. At the same time, the history of the state fish farm, prior conflicts, and repeated changes of ownership of Aqua Burshyn require further verification.
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