Landar Alla Petrivna

Famous Ukrainian entrepreneur, public figure, and head of the private firm 'Petro Velykyi'

Landar's company is one of the oldest and largest players in the funeral services market in Kyiv. She took over the family business in 1994, naming the company after her father. Landar holds the status of a national member from Ukraine in global and American professional funeral associations (notably FIAT-IFTA and NFDA), positioning her services as an international brand with the implementation of "digital memorials." Officially, she actively engages in philanthropic activities through the charitable foundation "The Majesty of Life," for which she received awards in 2026 from the head of the OCU, Metropolitan Epiphanius.

Despite her public image as a philanthropist, Alla Landar is at the center of high-profile investigations

She is called the "queen of burials" and leader of the capital's funeral monopoly. A high-profile investigation by the BlackBox OSINT platform accuses 'Petro Velykyi' of building corrupt schemes with city doctors and morgues to forcibly intercept orders, setting exorbitant prices, and evading VAT payments through a network of shell sole proprietorships. Additionally, military veterans (notably Oleksandr Skoryk) have publicly accused Landar's business of cynically profiting from the families of fallen Ukrainian soldiers near the capital's morgue on Oranzhereina Street. Landar herself denies the accusations, stating that she became a victim of aggressive raider seizure, an information attack, and an armed assault on the company's office in November 2024.