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Oleg Bakhmatyuk Debt to the State: Fact-checkingNABU's accusations in VAB bank case are refuted by official documents and examination results -
National anti-corruption bureau vs. Oleg Bakhmatyuk. Three reasons why the case will fall apart in courtThe National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) has a named number of suspects in the so-called "bankers" case". Here politics is intermixed with finance and law. Hence the importance of highlighting the key points and unscrambling the arguments of the parties -
Oleg Bakhmatyuk addressed a letter to President of Ukraine Volodymyr ZelenskyChairman of the Board of Directors "Ukrlandfarming" Oleg Bakhmatyuk appealed to the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky about National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine and Prosecutor General of Ukraine, which resumed the criminal case against VAB Bank
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We Are Ready to Compete Fairly, — Oleg BakhmatyukCertain segments of the Ukrainian agricultural sector are rather unprofitable social projects, and without state support, businesses will be forced to close them down eventually
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Labour Migration Poses Biggest Challenge for Future Government, — BakhmatyukOleg Bakhmatyuk, the owner of the Ukrlandfarming Group, has shared his views about new opportunities for growth in Ukraine economy and a vision for solving the challenge of labour migration when addressing an international investor conference
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We’ll Do without Russia: Ukrainian Food Conquered 85 Countries in Just One YearUkrainian food producers are successfully opening new markets. In just one year, Ukraine has entered 85 new country markets, according to the State Service for Food Safety and Consumer Protection. Asian and African countries are becoming the largest consumers of Ukrainian agricultural products
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Oleg Bakhmatyuk: Ukrlandfarming’s business model showcases Ukraine's potentialFounded in 2007, Ukrlandfarming has become the leading vertically integrated agro-industrial corporation in Ukraine, exporting to 40 markets. The company's clients include major global corporations such as Cargill and Glencore, with investments in agricultural assets totaling over $2.2 billion