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In 2021, the company allocated than 2.9 bln roubles to charity and social programmes. In 2021, the company allocated than 2.9 bln roubles to charity and social programmes. The volume of social investments in 2021 remained at the same level as the previous year when the company allocated significant funds to counter the spread of coronavirus. According to PJSC MMK CEO Pavel Shilyaev, the company's voluntarily accepted social commitments along with environmental responsibility and improved corporate...

Specialists from the Ford Motor Company conducted an independent audit at Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel Works (MMK) to evaluate the process of rolled products manufacturing The audit involved almost every division of the plant. The Ford Motor Company specialists visited the oxygen converter, the color-coating line, as well as mills No. 5, 10, and 11, which are all involved in production of rolled products for the automotive industry. MMK presented its production capacities and samples of finished...

... on the company performance for 6M 2015. Thus, MMK shareholders will be paid RUR 0.58 per common share of the issued stock. Dividend will be paid in cash form and in the manner and within the time limits stated by the Federal Law "On Joint-Stock Companies". The cut-off date for eligibility to receive the dividend is set as the end of the business day on 09 October 2015. About MMK MMK is one of the world's largest steel producers and a leading Russian metals company. The company's operations ...

The new version of the Company's key document was approved by CEO Pavel Shilyaev. The new version of the Company's key document was approved by CEO Pavel Shilyaev. The policy is regularly reviewed to be as up-to-date as possible and defines the main principles and objectives of PJSC Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works in the field of quality, which in turn are based on the principles of sustainable development and the goal of creating value for all stakeholders by achieving the best results in all...

PJSC Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel Works (MMK) came out in joint fourth place in the list of Russia's best employers, according to RBC Market Research. In total, more than 80 of Russia’s largest companies and non-profit organisations from various sectors of the economy are represented in the ranking. PJSC Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel Works (MMK) came out in joint fourth place in the list of Russia's best employers, according to RBC Market Research....

Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK) together with Magnitogorsk city administration has been implementing a comprehensive programme to greenify the city: the Company plans to plant over 10,500 trees and bushes over the next 6 years. Total investments are estimated at RUB 57 million. The programme to greenify Magnitogorsk was developed and approved this year by the CEO of MMK Pavel Shilyaev and the mayor of Magnitogorsk Sergey Berdnikov. The programme will be fully funded by MMK and will run...

Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK) and Chelyabinsk Pipe-Rolling Plant (ChelPipe) held their 25th coordination council, dedicated to cooperation between the two companies. The meeting was attended by MMK Deputy General Director for Sales Sergey Ushakov, Director for Procurement and Logistics of ChelPipe Alexey Talnikov, as well as representatives of the technical, production and commercial services of the ...

... national competition “Flagships of Business: Dynamics, Responsibility, Sustainability” is held annually to promote sustainable business development, which is in line with Russia’s long-term economic interests, and to identify dynamically developing companies based on their economic, social and environmental performance.

Robotics Technology Centre Next (MMK-Informservice, an MMK subsidiary) has developed a robot-assistant for Mitsubishi Corporation (Russia), which can search the Internet for information required by customers and quickly process it. For many companies, getting information online quickly is an important area that affects operational performance. Robotisation makes this process more efficient, faster and more accurate. The robot software developed by Next for Mitsubishi Corporation (Russia) ...

.... Since the launch of Mill 2000 in 2011, MMK has mastered and launched production of more than 30 new steel grades for the automotive industry. Currently, the Company is well positioned to compete not only with Russian metal suppliers for automotive companies, but also major international players. MMK’s steel products are in demand by such local companies as AvtoVAZ, GAZ, UAS, KAMAZ, as well as international corporations with their own production facilities in Russia, such as Ford, Volkswagen,...