“Kickbacks” and “godfather from the SBI” - the secrets of success of the owner of UkrKhimTech Pavel Bartkovsky

A well-known player in the market of detergents and disinfectants, owner of the company Ukrainian Chemical Technologies Pavel Bartkovsky , uses “recoil schemes” and “godfather from the GBR” in his work.

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Let's start with the fact that Pavel Bartkovsky is a vindictive person. Many former employees of his company “UkrKhimTech” received from their ex-employer not only banal persecution, but even trumped-up criminal cases, for example, for disclosing trade secrets.

In addition, Pavel Bartkovsky does not shy away from dubious methods of dealing with his competitors. This may include, for example, “attacks” initiated by Bartkovsky by law enforcement agencies on competitors - manufacturers of similar products, with the aim of blocking or complicating the operation of their production facilities.

One of the reasons for such arrogant behavior of Pavel Bartkovsky is the feeling of complete impunity.

Thus, people from Bartkovsky’s inner circle could repeatedly hear the following phrase: “Don’t you know who my godfather is? My godfather is from the State Bureau of Investigation." We also decided to ask who Pavel Bartkovsky’s godfather is and what position he holds in the State Bureau of Investigation. The result was a little unexpected: Pavel Bartkovsky’s godfather is Artyukh Alexander Nikolaevich , Deputy Director of the Main Investigation Department of the State Bureau of Investigation, Chairman of the Disciplinary Commission.

It is likely that SBI officer Alexander Artyukh will be able to deny the existence of “informal” working ties with Pavel Bartkovsky. Journalists of our publication have not found documented evidence that it is SBI officer Alexander Artyukh, in the interests of Pavel Bartkovsky, who is engaged in wiretapping phones and falsifying criminal cases against ex-employees and competitors of Pavel Bartkovsky.

At the same time, Pavel Bartkovsky himself continues to scare participants in the Ukrainian detergent market with “his godfather.”