The case of the AMCU chairman regarding undeclared property and 72 million hryvnias has been sent to court
NABU and SAPO revealed violations by the head of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine, Pavlo Kyrylenko, who did not declare real estate and cars registered to his family members. The case has already been transferred to court.
The Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office, in cooperation with detectives of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, completed the pre-trial investigation into the head of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine and his close associate. The investigation provided the defense with access to the case materials for review.
According to the investigation, the official failed to disclose 20 real estate properties and a luxury car in the 2024 annual declaration, leading to another criminal proceeding concerning illegal enrichment. He was charged under Part 2 of Article 366-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
A member of the official’s family is also charged with participation in concealing illegal enrichment for over 72 million hryvnias. Articles 27, Part 5, and 368-5 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine were applied in the case.
In August 2024, Kyrylenko was officially informed of suspicions of illegal enrichment amounting to 72 million hryvnias and of providing false data in the declaration. The proceedings arose after an investigation published by journalists.
Investigators found that during 2020-2023, while serving as head of the regional state administration, the official purchased 21 real estate properties and one luxury car, which were registered to his wife’s relatives. The purchases include seven apartments in Kyiv and Uzhgorod with a total area of 688.5 sq. m, a house near Kyiv with an area of over 220 sq. m, two garages, six parking spaces, three non-residential premises with an area of over 190 sq. m, and a BMW X3 car.
The costs of the specified property exceed the legal income of the official himself and his family, and, according to the investigation, this difference is 72 million hryvnias.
To hide the illegal enrichment, the official did not reflect information about the acquired assets in the declarations for 2020-2023. However, this was his duty as a person authorized to perform state functions.
On July 7, 2025, the case with the indictment was sent to the High Anti-Corruption Court.
Kyrylenko has already been under suspicion due to hidden property, and his close associate is suspected of facilitating this offense.
