Denys
Shmyhal

Born on October 15, 1975 in Lviv.

Education: Lviv Polytechnic National University

• In 1994-1995, Denys Shmyhal was working as a manager at O'Kay LLC.
• In 1995-1997, he was an accountant in the department of non-trading operations at the foreign exchange department of JSC Electronbank.
• In 1997-1998, 1998-1999, 2003-2005, he worked at the Lviv Bus Plant. He started his career as an accountant, and his last position at this enterprise was director of economic and strategic development.
• Several times, in 1999-2003 and 2005-2006, he held various positions at LA DIS LLC. He was a chief accountant and deputy director. There is no such company in the database of the Ministry of Justice, but there is a company called Ladis, founded by Anatoly Dovgan, Shmyhal's father-in-law.
• In 2006-2008, Denys Shmyhal was director of economics at Investment Company Comfort-Invest LLC (construction of a shopping and entertainment center in Lviv). In 2006, the company occupied 22% of the Lviv construction market.
• In 2008-2009, he was general director at the development company Rosan-Invest LLC. He often appeared in local media as an expert on buying and selling real estate in Lviv.
• In 2009-2013, he worked at the Lviv Regional State Administration: first, in the department for ensuring the administration activities of the Regional State Administration, then as the head of the main department of economics and industrial policy and the director of the department of economic development, investments, trade and industry.
• In 2014, he was a deputy chairman of the main directorate at the Ministry of Revenue and Duties of the Lviv Region.
• In 2015-2017, Shmyhal was an advisor, vice president, general director, and member of the Supervisory Board of LLC SPC Lvivholod. He was managing the development of the mini-market chain Rukavychka.

• 2017-2019, Shmyhal was director at DTEK Burshtyn TES, held senior positions at PJSC DTEK Zakhidenergo.
• August 2019 — February 2020, he was appointed the Governor of Ivano-Frankivsk region.
• February 4 — March 4, 2020, Shmyhal was Vice Prime Minister, Minister of Regional Development.
• Since March 4, 2020, he is Prime Minister of Ukraine.

• In the Verkhovna Rada of the 7th convocation (2012-2014), he was an assistant to Roman Chernega, a People's Deputy from the UDAR party.
• In 2014, he ran for people's deputies from electoral district No. 121 (Drohobytsky district of Lviv region). He got 188 votes.
• In 2015, he ran for the Lviv Regional Council from the party "People's control" initiated by Dmytro Dobrodomov.

According to the declaration, Shmyhal has only a 16 sq.m. garage in Lviv. The official got real estate in 2018, bought it for UAH 85,000.

His wife owns a house (216 sq.m.) and a land plot (15 sq.m.) in Lviv. She got the property in 2013.

The declaration states that Katerina owns 25% of the land. It is also located in Lviv and costs UAH 500,000. Also, she has non-residential premises (417 sq.m.) in Kamianka-Buzka, Lviv region. The family also owns 4400 sq.m. of land in Khorosnytsia village, Lviv region.

His wife owns a 2016 Land Rover Discovery, bought in 2018 for UAH 831,000.

In 2019, Shmyhal earned UAH 3.3 million. His wife received UAH 25,000 of social benefits. The family keeps $235,000 in cash, and UAH 92,000 in bank accounts.

• Wife: Kateryna Shmyhal, born on December 7, 1975. Until 2016, she was a co-owner of Kamyanetsky Bakery.
• Daughter: Anna Shmyhal. She notes in the social media that she was born on August 17, 1999. Student of the "Lviv Polytechnic."
• Daughter: Sofia Shmyhal.
• Brother: Dmytro Shmyhal, born on December 18, 1980. Back in March 2020, he was the financial director of the travel agency Akkord-Tour.
• Parents: Anatoly Ivanovich and Irina Feliksovna. According to rumors, they used to often go to work in Europe.
• Mother-in-law: Lydia Dovgan, a researcher at the Lviv Museum of Religious History.

• In May 2014, two weeks after Shmyhal was appointed head of the Ministry of Revenues and Duties in Lviv region, a 32-year-old entrepreneur committed suicide by jumping from the 10th floor of the tax office in Lviv. The reason for the desperate act was allegedly a debt to the tax authorities. Later, activists said that the tax officers allegedly demanded a bribe $5,000 from her. Shmyhal assured that he knew nothing about it.

In the regional department of the Ministry of Revenue, they also assured that the woman had no debts. Six months later, criminal proceedings were opened against the companies that cooperated with the entrepreneur.

They were suspected of forging documents. In May 2015, the investigation over the death of a young mother (she had a two-month-old child) was stopped, the culprits were not found.

• Fluent in English and Polish.
• In 2012, Shmyhal was included in the list "New Elite of the Nation" formed by Viktor Yanukovych. 60 officials from different regions were enlisted as the "presidential personnel reserve."