The head of Lviv Customs announced millions in investments in government bonds and an elite car fleet
Mykola Petryshyn, the head of the customs post at Lviv Customs, significantly increased his assets and investments over the past year, as confirmed by the data from his declaration published by the detective agency Absolution.
According to the investigation, in 2025, Petryshyn purchased several new vehicles, including two motorcycles and luxury cars, and also made significant investments in government bonds.
He now owns a 2021 Mazda 6 (cost: 850 thousand UAH), a Yamaha MT-09, and a Yamaha YZF-1000 motorcycle, the total cost of which exceeds 860 thousand UAH. In addition, he uses two cars for free: a 2018 Land Rover Range Rover (1.23 million UAH, owned by his brother Stepan) and a 2023 Lexus NX 350H (1.6 million UAH, owned by his sister Natalia).
The Petryshyn family has significant assets in Kyiv and the Lviv region, including:
A plot of land measuring 900 m² in Kyiv, owned by the mother, was purchased in 2014 for 265.6 thousand UAH.
An apartment measuring 77.3 m² in Kyiv, also owned by the mother (value: 337 thousand UAH).
A house in Kyiv with an area of 194 m², owned by the mother, where her son Matviy lives.
An apartment with an area of 52.7 m² in Yavoriv, partly owned by relatives (20%).
A plot of land with an area of 2500 m² in the village of Vyshenky, Boryspil district, owned by the declarant (155 thousand UAH).
Two apartments with an area of 70 m² in Kyiv and Lviv – one rented, the other owned by relatives.
In 2025, Petryshyn actively invested in military bonds (OVDP), purchasing more than 300 units of 1,000 UAH each, totaling about 300-400 thousand UAH. The income from their redemption amounted to approximately 18 thousand UAH.
Petryshyn’s cash income for 2025 includes:
Salary at Lviv Customs – 939 thousand UAH.
Income from the sale of movable property (from Yaroslav Godish) – 500 thousand UAH.
Cash – 40 thousand dollars.
Silver in the form of bars – 725 thousand UAH.
According to information from Absolution, Petryshyn’s assets indicate a significant increase in his property and financial resources, which include luxury cars for free use and investments in OVDP. In addition, the declaration reflects the high level of property activity among his family members, most of whose assets are located in Kyiv and the Lviv region.
