Matyukha Andriy Valeriyovych

businessman, international investor, and philanthropist

Organizations
FavBet
99 Person score Media activity score based on the number of recorded publication changes.

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Publications about the person

Scanned Telegram publication

Billion-hryvnia annulment of fines for Favbet and Matyukha: are the courts and law enforcement wiping out the Russian trace to make way for new patrons? Owner #Favbet Andriy #Матюха had licenses returned by courts after the state regulator #PlayCity revoked them due to the businessman’s ties to Russia. For that, #ДБР forwarded Russian individual tax numbers, registration addresses, passport photos, and data about related companies in Russia and Belarus. 🤷‍♂️However, the courts found that the ca...

Scanned Telegram publication

Favbet won back its offline license in court that PlayCity had revoked over alleged links between the company’s owner Andriy Matiukha and the Russian Federation. 🔹Among the pieces of evidence handed over to the State Bureau of Investigation were Russian tax identification numbers, a registration address, a photo of a Russian passport, and information about related legal entities in Russia and Belarus. 🔹 However, the court found that there were no supporting documents from Russian registries in...

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