According to the 2019 production results, Uralelectromed SA (UMMC’s metallurgical complex company, chaired by Iskander Makhmudov) produced 413,346 tonnes of cathode copper in 2019, which represents 103.2% compared to 2018. This is the first time that the company has achieved such results since the start of its activity.
According to Uralelektromed’s Technical Director Alexey Korolev, such a high-performance indicator is explained by a stable supply of raw materials, well-functioning teamwork, as well as the use of modern, high-performance equipment installed in the new copper smelter, which was built in accordance with the latest technological solutions in the field of electrolytic copper refining, while the industrial processes have been mechanized and automated to the maximum extent.
Currently, the company continues to rebuild its copper refinery — this is the third construction phase of the copper smelter. The new site will house a circulation system consisting of 224 electrolysis baths…
This year the Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company is celebrating its 20th anniversary! We’d like to celebrate by showcasing 4 ways in which the group has been active in various philanthropic and social projects, notably in the Ekaterinburg region.
UMMC’s involvement in Public Health
UMMC has allocated more than 1 billion rubles to healthcare institutions. In this context, the inter industrial scientific and technical centre “Ocular microsurgery” in the city of Rej was created two years ago.
Such initiatives are of great benefit to the inhabitants of the region. The fact that they no longer have to travel a hundred kilometers to get medical care…
The Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company presented its final project of the Ice Palace, which will be built on the site of the old demolished television tower in Yekaterinburg, on April 1, 2019.
This is happening within the context of the upcoming 2023 Universiade event.
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Iskander Makhmudov’s Ural Mining & Metallurgical Company is one of the top Russian producers of major commodities including copper, coal, gold and silver.
