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Netpeak і російський бізнес: які зв’язки виявили ЗМІ
Borodatiuk Artem Ihorovych
Founder of the IT holding Netpeak Group
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Access to Power: Borodatiuk and Yermak's Council
Artem Borodatiuk, founder of Netpeak Group (from 2025 — FRACTAL), is a member of the Council for Entrepreneurship Support, headed by Andriy Yermak. Borodatiuk himself publicly confirms his membership in the Council and describes cooperation with the state as pro bono. In June 2026, Netpik LLC won a tender worth UAH 18 million for advertising "Sense Bank" — the contract was signed when the bank was already involved in NABU and SAP materials in the "Midas" case. The presence of business ties in itself is not evidence of violations, the authors of the materials emphasize.
Statement on Exit from Russia — and the Traces Left Behind
On March 9, 2022, Netpeak Group announced the complete cessation of work with clients from the Russian Federation. However, according to journalistic investigation, Netpik LLC related to the company in Russia was liquidated only in January 2023, having paid over 23 million rubles to the aggressor's budget during its operation. Another entity related to the Ringostat service continued paying taxes in the Russian Federation from 2022 to 2025. According to BuiltWith, as of 2026, about 486 out of 1700 websites using Ringostat are tied to Russia — roughly every third site. The statement about severance was unequivocal, but the traces — not quite.
Gambling Traffic via Advertising Service
According to ANTICOR publication, the advio.io service, associated with Fractal (Netpeak), acts as a reseller of advertising on Telegram, through which, according to the edition, banned casino advertising in Ukraine may be promoted.
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| Complaint | Date | Claimant | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lumen #92641116 | Netpeak | Details  |
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From Netpeak to FRACTAL: Financial Disputes, Cyprus Structures, and Artem Borodatyuk’s Access to Power
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Artem Borodatyuk, FRACTAL and Ties to the authorities: What the image of a “transparent” IT entrepreneur hides
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Vorgetäuschter Patriotismus: Borodatyuk und seine Firmen Netpeak und Ringostat hielten ihr Geschäft in Russland während des Krieges verborgen
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Imitated Patriotism: Borodatyuk and his Netpeak and Ringostat ventures hid their business in Russia during the war
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The pretense of patriotism: Artem Borodatyuk and his businesses, Netpeak and Ringostat, concealed their operations in Russia during the war
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Imitation of patriotism: Artem Borodatyuk and his companies Netpeak and Ringostat hid their business in Russia during the war
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«Попрощалися» з РФ лише публічно: як Артем Бородатюк та його компанії зберегли зв’язки з Росією
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Удаваний патріотизм: Артем Бородатюк та його компанії Netpeak і Ringostat приховували ведення бізнесу в Росії під час війни
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Імітація патріотизму: Артем Бородатюк та його компанії Netpeak і Ringostat приховали бізнес в РФ під час війни
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Artem Borodatyuk’s Ringostat and Netpeak Group Still Operate in the Russian Federation: The Ukrainian Service Continues to Be Used by Hundreds of Russian Websites
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Artem Borodatiuk’s Ringostat and Netpeak Group Still in Russia: Hundreds of Russian Sites Use the Ukrainian Service
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