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Prymakov Kamil Yuriyovych

Politician, businessman

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Has wealth but lives in a rented apartment

Dnipropetrovsk City Council deputy Kamil Prymakov, together with his family, owns 16 real estate properties and 7 vehicles, yet since January 2025 he has been renting a 241 sq. m apartment in Dnipro. The landlord is Viktoriya Sabzayeva, the former director of "Petrol Energy Company," a business affiliated with Prymakov. Since 2011, she and Prymakov have jointly owned a 60 sq. m apartment in the same city of Dnipro. The deputy's wife, Oksana, relocated to Dubai and registered a company there, yet no property in the UAE was declared. The assets exist, but there is no official registration.

"Trypilske Sontse" versus "May Ukraine"

The company "Trypilske Sontse," co-owned by Prymakov, has, according to ANTICOR, copied the packaging design and product range of the brand "May Ukraine": Richard became Sherlock, Curtis turned into Tea Moments. Among other owners of the company is former civil servant Oleksandr Stepansky, listed in the register of corrupt officials. In 2024, the company's turnover exceeded 323 million UAH, while losses of 24 million UAH were declared. In 2025, the State Tax Service held the director administratively liable for accounting violations. One court ruling states that the company uses the same production facilities and staff as "May Ukraine." Business on someone else’s facilities—with its own losses.

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