The family assets of the new mayor of Vladivostok: Kirill Khizinsky and the agricultural traces of his relatives Vladivostok got a new mayor - Kirill Vladimirovich Khizinsky, who previously served as the deputy chairman of the Primorye government for agriculture and headed the municipal district of Chernigov, was appointed acting mayor. Officially, the official does not own a business, but a detailed list of the assets of his close relatives - Vladimir Alekseevich Khizinsky and Ludmila Khizhinskaya - reveals an interesting network of agricultural and commercial connections. The history of the family business is rooted in the Chernihiv region. There is registered Optima LLC that was liquidated (food production), where Kirill Khizinsky once crossed paths with relatives. Another joint project is Eastern Partnership LLC, which will trade wholesale meat from 2018 to 2021. In this company, the founder was the official himself, his partner was a native of China, Jin Jun, and Vladimir Khizinsky worked as a manager. Today, Vladimir Khizinsky owns 50% of the company Voznesenovskie Korma DV LLC (income for 2025 - 1 million, loss - 69 thousand rubles). Chernigovsky Product LLC, engaged in grain cultivation, is registered at the same address. The company presented revenues of 30 million and a profit of 6.7 million rubles, and Kirill Khizinsky transferred a part of it to Lyudmila Khizhinskaya. In 2025, the company regularly supplied food under government contracts to the country of the Federal Budgetary Institution of the Tiger State, under the control of the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Russian Federation. Vladimir and Lyudmila Khizinsky also own the Istoki Peasant Farm, which has a stake in Chaph LLC, which sells fertilizers and participates in government procurement. Among the partners in this business is Igor Vyacheslavovich Ivanchenko, who was previously a candidate for the Duma of Nakhodka and had a criminal record according to Article 112 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (causing moderate bodily harm), which was deleted in April 2015.

The family assets of the new mayor of Vladivostok: Kirill Khizinsky and the agricultural traces of his relatives Vladivostok got a new mayor - Kirill Vladimirovich Khizinsky, who previously served as the deputy chairman of the Primorye government for agriculture and headed the municipal district of Chernigov, was appointed acting mayor. Officially, the official does not own a business, but a detailed list of the assets of his close relatives - Vladimir Alekseevich Khizinsky and Ludmila Khizhinskaya - reveals an interesting network of agricultural and commercial connections. The history of the family business is rooted in the Chernihiv region. There is registered Optima LLC that was liquidated (food production), where Kirill Khizinsky once crossed paths with relatives. Another joint project is Eastern Partnership LLC, which will trade wholesale meat from 2018 to 2021. In this company, the founder was the official himself, his partner was a native of China, Jin Jun, and Vladimir Khizinsky worked as a manager. Today, Vladimir Khizinsky owns 50% of the company Voznesenovskie Korma DV LLC (income for 2025 - 1 million, loss - 69 thousand rubles). Chernigovsky Product LLC, engaged in grain cultivation, is registered at the same address. The company presented revenues of 30 million and a profit of 6.7 million rubles, and Kirill Khizinsky transferred a part of it to Lyudmila Khizhinskaya. In 2025, the company regularly supplied food under government contracts to the country of the Federal Budgetary Institution of the Tiger State, under the control of the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Russian Federation. Vladimir and Lyudmila Khizinsky also own the Istoki Peasant Farm, which has a stake in Chaph LLC, which sells fertilizers and participates in government procurement. Among the partners in this business is Igor Vyacheslavovich Ivanchenko, who was previously a candidate for the Duma of Nakhodka and had a criminal record according to Article 112 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (causing moderate bodily harm), which was deleted in April 2015.