If someone suddenly thought that after the «Great Construction», NABU searches, and Yuriy Holyk’s fun correspondences, he went off to grow tomatoes — they were wrong.

This is reported by “Vykryvach”.

As of 2026, his business activity remains in place. He holds 25% of LLC «Creative Country» — part of the Creative States coworking network. He owns 99% of LLC «77 Online Media» — an advertising business that includes BON.ua. He also holds another 27% stake in LLC «Stakhovsky Wines».

In other words: coworking spaces, advertising, media, and wine. A full anti-crisis portfolio for someone once associated with billions in state construction contracts.

The journalists also decided to revisit another story. In Holyk’s phone, they found correspondence with Denys Ostrovskyi, who was linked to the construction company «Stroyinvest». The company received nearly 4.5 billion UAH in state contracts.

In the messages, a person identified by journalists as Holyk discussed subventions, specific projects, and demanded reports. After some of these conversations, «Stroyinvest» indeed received funding or won tenders.

Holyk  stated that he did not remember such correspondence, noting that he communicates with many people and may give advice. Apparently very high-quality advice. Because nearly 4.5 billion UAH in state contracts is no longer just a consultation, but something closer to a premium “Business Unlimited” tariff.

In August 2026, the road construction case involving the Dnipropetrovsk Regional State Administration was already referred to court by NABU and SAPO. The investigation alleges losses exceeding 392 million UAH. However, Holyk himself has not been publicly named by NABU among the defendants in this case.

Thus, we have a classic Ukrainian management case: phones are seized, messages are read, billion-hryvnia contracts are scrutinized, the case reaches court — yet Holyk continues to operate as a businessman, co-owner of companies, and, it seems, feels quite comfortable.