The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine has once again granted approval to AGRO-POLIS LLC to acquire control over the assets of PVKP STS through the direct purchase of a single property complex. The regulator adopted the relevant decision on April 23, 2026. The address of the asset was not disclosed in the AMCU notification due to restricted access to information.
According to industry media, AGRO-POLIS LLC is part of the structure of Oleksandr Pavliuchenko’s Alfa Capital agroholding. The seller is PVKP STS, whose beneficiaries are reported to be Roman Tereshchenko and Khachik Karapetyan. Roman Tereshchenko is also associated with Transservis 2008 and Trans Trade Holding.
The asset in question is the Viazivskyi STS Elevator in Konotop district, Sumy region. The elevator was commissioned in 2021, has a simultaneous storage capacity of around 24,000 tonnes, and is equipped with two metal silos of 12,080 tonnes each. The facility also has two Bonfanti XL 295 grain dryers, truck intake infrastructure, and the ability to ship up to 22 railcars per day via the Duboviazivka station.
The AMCU had already approved the acquisition of this asset in November 2024, but the parties were unable to complete the transaction at that time. According to Latifundist.com, the previous attempt to close the deal failed due to “documentation issues.”
The asset also has additional context related to wartime damage. In April 2022, Suspilne reported that the territory of the elevator in the village of Viazove, Sumy region, had been damaged after the presence of Russian troops. At that time, the enterprise had been operating for only about six months after the launch of its first phase in late September 2021.
The renewed AMCU approval effectively gives the parties an opportunity to return to completing the transaction after the unsuccessful attempt in 2024. For Alfa Capital, the acquisition of the elevator could strengthen the logistics and infrastructure base of its agricultural business in Ukraine’s north-eastern region.
