Assets belonging to a bankrupt company linked to Kolomoyskyi are to be auctioned off in Mykolaiv

Premises belonging to a company that previously provided services to PrivatBank are being sold in Mykolaiv. Photo: auction

Two large non-residential premises in Mykolaiv, with a total area of almost 4,000 square metres, owned by the company «Montana-Estate», have been put up for auction.

Information about the sale has been published on the National Electronic Exchange platform, NikVesti reports.

At the end of 2025, Montana-Estate LLC (formerly «PrivatOffice»), which is linked to the former owners of PrivatBank, Ihor Kolomoyskyi and Hennadii Boholiubov, was declared bankrupt due to debts of over 8.7 billion hryvnias.

Non-residential premises in buildings on Mostobudivnykiv Street, near the Varvarivskyi Bridge, have been put up for auction. The first lot comprises 2,241.5 square metres of ground-floor office space in building No. 17/12, with a starting price of 43.7 million hryvnias. The second lot consists of basement premises covering 1,747.8 square metres in building No. 17/11, which are being sold at a starting price of 27.2 million hryvnias; these premises once housed PrivatBank’s offices.

Premises in Mykolaiv belonging to a company that previously provided services to PrivatBank are being sold. Photo: auction

Premises in Mykolaiv belonging to a company that previously provided services to PrivatBank are being sold. Photo: auction

The total starting price for the two properties is over 70.9 million hryvnias.

The sale is taking place as part of the bankruptcy proceedings of Montana-Estate LLC, which is being heard by the Commercial Court of Dnipropetrovsk region. The company was officially declared bankrupt on 23 December 2025.

Premises in Mykolaiv belonging to a company that previously serviced PrivatBank are being sold. Photo: auction

Premises in Mykolaiv belonging to a company that previously served PrivatBank are being sold. Photo: auction

It is known that until 2021, Montana-Estate operated under the name ‘Privatoffice’ and was established by PrivatBank’s management to acquire and lease the bank’s property. Following the nationalisation of PrivatBank, it remained under the control of individuals linked to the financial institution’s former owners.

According to court documents, prior to bankruptcy, the company’s assets were valued at approximately 2 billion hryvnias, whilst its total debt exceeded 8.7 billion hryvnias.

Following the company’s declaration of bankruptcy, its assets are subject to sale to settle debts with creditors.

Read also the article by NikVesti: «How Mykolaiv made 123 million from the «municipal sell-off», and why some lots are then resold on OLX».