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Analysis of public data revealed contradictions in the biography of philanthropist Mykola Sushko, who calls himself the "Ukrainian Soros". False information about state positions appeared in wiki articles about him.
Mykola Serhiiovych Sushko, born in 1983 in the village of Sushky in the Kozelshchyna community of Poltava region, currently resides in Cyprus. He publicly presents himself as a trader who amassed significant capital on US stock exchanges and has focused on philanthropy. Sushko calls himself the largest private donor of the new wave and the "Ukrainian Soros". However, verification of registries, media, and wiki sources revealed three key circumstances that contradict his image.
The English version of the article Mykola Sushko, created in autumn 2026, contains false information about Sushko's career. It states that he held the position of head of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) in 2015–2017 and was the Ambassador of Ukraine to Cyprus in 2020–2022. These claims are untrue.
During the specified period, the NSSMC was headed by Timur Kromayev (2015–2021), while the position of ambassador to Cyprus (2020–2025) was held by Ruslan Nyminskyi. Ironically, it was Nyminskyi who was personally present at the presentation of Sushko's Cypriot development project Smartland, as reported by Cyprus Mail. The Ukrainian-language article "Sushko Mykola Serhiiovych", also created in September 2026, has not yet passed review. The Cypriot portal Dom.com.cy mistakenly referred to Sushko as the managing director of Oppenheim Architects, whereas this American architectural firm only designs Smartland.
Journalists were unable to identify the authors of the wiki articles, so it is incorrect to claim that Sushko commissioned them. It has been established that the articles contained unverified information about state positions that coincide in time with a campaign of positive publications.
Sushko's financial structure included the investment fund "Sterling". Later, this fund became the owner of the "Pentopack" factory, which the High Anti-Corruption Court (VAKS) confiscated from the family of Russian oligarch Ivan Savvidy. Some media outlets claimed that "Sterling" founded "Pentopack" during Savvidy's time, but documents do not confirm this. The actual ownership chain is more complex, and Sushko has not yet provided a public answer to key questions regarding this.
The documented part of his biography appears more modest than his public image. The UK Companies House registry lists his month and year of birth as May 1983. His LinkedIn profile indicates that he graduated from the Kyiv National Economic University (KNEU) with a degree in "economic cybernetics" (2006), holds an MBA from IBI and a President's MBA from KMBS (2014–2016), and mentions studies at LBS and Kozminski. In an interview for KMBS alumni on Mind, Sushko talks about transitioning from business as a "set of indicators" to "impact on society".
In a conversation with the Hromadske Foundation (Gongadze Prize), he describes his activities vaguely: "financial analytics", for about 15 years, with the main goal being to help young people become financially independent. He does not name specific companies or sources of wealth. Forbes Ukraine in April 2026 called him a "mysterious businessman who, according to him, made his fortune on US stock exchanges". The photo for the material was provided by Sushko's own press office.
His wife, Anna Sushko, founded the Cypriot initiative for Ukrainians Obiimy Cyprus (UkrCy News). According to the Mnozhyna Foundation, the couple has four children. In the Unified State Register, Sushko is listed as a Ukrainian citizen with an address in Larnaca, Cyprus (Clarity Project).
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