Bankrupt grain giant's assets to be auctioned in 52 separate lots

From grain silos to vast farmland, a collapsed agribusiness's last assets hit the auction block. Who will snap up these rural bargains?

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2026 April 29 . 12:29 PM

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Bankruptcy Receiver to Auction Off Assets of Grain Elevator Near Omsk

Bankrupt grain giant's assets to be auctioned in 52 separate lots

Last Tuesday, March 31, 2026, officials approved the terms for the upcoming auction of assets belonging to Nazyvaevsky Elevator LLC. The starting prices for several key assets—including the elevator facilities themselves—have now been set.

A total of 52 lots have been prepared for the sale: six of them consist of grain storage buildings, with estimated values ranging from 2.769 million rubles ($35,000) to 3.972 million rubles ($50,000). The auction will also include four vehicles (two UAZ off-roaders, a Nissan, and a GAZ-66 truck), collectively valued at over 1.7 million rubles ($21,500), as well as five tractors and two trailers. Additionally, ownership shares in two land plots totaling more than 8,380 hectares will be offered.

Nazyvaevsky Elevator LLC was established in March 2011 by two legal entities: Alliance-Agro LLC and the now-bankrupt Nazyvaevsky Elevator JSC. Later, entrepreneurs Alexander Kovalev and Yelena Shurylina joined as co-owners.

Recall that in March 2026, it was reported that the asset complex of Nazyvaevsky Elevator JSC would be acquired at auction by Nazyvaevsky Elevator LLC, a company registered in Orenburg.