One of Ukraine’s most prominent industrial companies, Metinvest Group has not only maintained its position as a leader in the mining and metals sector, but also systematically invests in human capital development. For more than 15 years, the Group has been building a modern educational model, forming a reserve of qualified personnel and preparing employees for the challenges associated with industrial transformation. In terms of scale and consistency of approach, Metinvest ranks first among private investors in education in Ukraine. The article by delo.ua explores why the Group has become a leader in human capital development.Professional growth through internal programmesMetinvest actively invests in staff development, providing systematic retraining, advanced training and internal training. Employees have the opportunity to master new blue-collar specialisations directly at enterprises: over 85% of programmes are delivered in a production environment, which enhances the effectivenes

Heroes live as long as the memory of them lives, so let us honour Ukraine's defenders who gave their lives for our freedom.In peacetime, thirty-year-old Hlib Hovorukhin from Zaporizhzhia had a strong family – a loving wife and six-month-old daughter, and a caring grandmother who raised him. He had a good job at Zaporizhstal and colleagues who became friends – sharing common interests and plans. His happy and peaceful life was shattered by the full-scale war: Hlib volunteered to the front in August 2022."He believed that if he was there, on the front lines, the war would end sooner. Unfortunately, he is gone, but the war continues," recalls Hlib's fateful decision his wife, Olesia Hovorukhina. "He was very strong-willed, so once a decision was made, that was it. He always trusted his intuition and listened to it in everything."They were together for 13 years: through tears, the woman's face lights up with a bright smile as she recalls their memories."We met on the dance project 'Maidan

Gender doesn't matter when it comes to professionalism. The example of Raisa Dyachenko, acting foreman of the Central Iron Ore Sludge Facility Shop Site , destroys stereotypes about the difference between purely "female" and "male" professions. The former kindergarten teacher has been successfully coping with the giant pumping equipment that pumps enrichment tailings to the sludge storage facility for more than 20 years. And after the foreman of her site left to defend the country, she took on his duties.According to the State Employment Service, Ukrainian employers faced a number of challenges during the full-scale invasion. The most acute of them is the shortage of personnel. The shortage of specialists has become especially noticeable in the construction, agricultural and industrial sectors. Vacancies often remain open in those areas where men have traditionally worked. However, now the situation is changing. More and more women are mastering "male" professions. At Metinvest, this

Recently, an intellectual competition was held for the youth of Metinvest Integrated Iron Ore. The venue for the event was the youth hub of Central Iron Ore. All the quiz's questions and tasks were dedicated to Ukraine: history, music, symbols, people, and places — everything that shapes our identity. It featured various activities such as guessing Ukraine's regions from their coats of arms or cities from songs. Participants also had to figure out popular songs recreated be an AI. There was a "Truth or Myth" section and a classic Question-Answer round. These and other tricky challenges were faced by 35 young employees of the enterprises. After forming teams, the youngsters were able to take a break from their daily work routine and troubling news feeds for three hours, in order to test their knowledge about the Motherland and learn something new and interesting from our nation's historical and cultural legacy.The participants of the intellectual contest cleverly, enthusiastically, and

Metinvest's British rolling mill Spartan UK has signed a contract for the supply of 1,600 tons of steel plates for the construction of the new Sizewell C nuclear power plant on the Suffolk coast (county in East Anglia). This is one of the largest energy projects in the UK in recent decades.Sizewell C is expected to deliver clean power for the supply of up to six million homes and create up to 10,000 jobs at peak construction.According to Ian Robinson, Sales Manager of Spartan UK, the final dimensions for the production of the first batch of thick plates have already been received - 800 tons will be delivered in August, and the rest in the third quarter of 2025.The construction has not yet begun, but preliminary renderings of the Sizewell C facility have already been released in the form of artistic images.FIGURESpartan UK will supply 1,600 tons of steel plates for the construction of Sizewell C"This is a moment of pride for Spartan UK. We are honored to participate in a project that n

Metinvest's dynasties unite entire enterprises through their mutual history, family traditions, and values of responsible and professional work. The families that showed the best results in production are annually presented with awards, in particular the "Golden Dynasty" title. This year, the Potapenko-Ivashutkin dynasty from Zaporizhcoke has been recognised with the highest award. Their story began at Bagliysk Coke and Chemical Plant (now Yuzkoks). The founder of the dynasty Yevhenii Ivashutkin joined the enterprise as an electrical fitter in 1966. After his military service, he returned to the enterprise where he worked as an electrician and was responsible for maintaining electrical equipment. The young specialist saw his future in this profession, so he pursued higher education in the speciality of Automation and Complete Mechanisation of Chemical and Technological Processes. In 1975, Yevhenii Ivashutkin was transferred to Zaporizhzhia Coke and Chemical Plant (now Zaporizhcoke) as

During the Ukraine-Japan Forum on promoting Ukraine’s economic recovery held on 4 August in Tokyo, Volodymyr Zhukov, Marketing Director of Metinvest Group, talked about Metinvest’s main focus, attracting financing and challenges facing export-oriented business.The aim of the forum is to deepen business relations between Ukrainian and Japanese companies and to discuss opportunities for public and private sector cooperation to support Ukraine’s sustainable economic recovery. The event focused on strengthening ties between the two countries, primarily in the fields of energy and infrastructure, the development of manufacturing and industrial parks, agricultural processing, as well as improving business conditions during wartime. Government representatives, and those from leading specialised organisations and businesses from both countries, took part in the forum. Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry initiated the event in cooperation with Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy, Environ

На шляху до перемоги кожен робить внесок на своєму місці. На полі бою або на роботі. З перших днів повномасштабного вторгнення співробітники Групи Метінвест наближаюсь перемогу України, виплавляючи сталь для ЗСУ та забезпечуючи податкові надходження в бюджети всіх рівнів. Публікуємо найактуальніші вакансії в кожному з міст присутності Метінвесту – Запоріжжі, Кривому Розі, Кам'янському та інших. Розмір заробітних плат вказаний з урахуванням преміальної частини і до оподаткування. Поділіться вакансіями зі своїми знайомими та близькими, запрошуйте їх приєднатися до команди Метінвесту.Запоріжсталь Горновий доменної печі43 000 грнРозливальник сталі41 500 грнДозувальник 37 700 грн Відділ кадрів: Запоріжжя, Південне шосе, 72 (Пн-Пт з 8:30 до 17:00), +380675453674, +380676139207ЗапоріжвогнетривМайстер з ремонту устаткування39 500 грнЕлектромонтер30 000 грнДробильник27 400 грнВідділ кадрів: Запоріжжя, Північне шосе, Теплична, 22б/1 (Пн-Пт з 8:30 до 17:00), +380674152981ЗапоріжкоксДверевий28 80

Every day brings us closer to victory. Metinvest Group is doing everything possible to support its employees and civilians affected by the war, assist the army in resisting the enemy, and strengthen its production capacity.Read more about the events of the past week in Metinvest's traditional digest.1Zaporizhzhia Coke Processing Works has improved working conditions for employees2Metinvest Polytechnic University has opened enrolment for master's programs3Kamet-Steel begins major overhaul of key substation4The project "Speak Up, Veteran" conducted psychological training for defenders5The oldest anniversaries were awarded at Metinvest's Iron Ore Enrichment Works in Kryvyi Rih6Kamet-Steel carries out a critical repair of the coke gas pipeline7Metinvest Northern Iron Ore continues construction of the slurry thickening complex8Metinvest paid UAH 9.3 billion in taxes to the budget in the first half of 2025

Kamet-Steel's coke and chemical division began restoration of the coke gas pipeline at the by-product capture shop's site. This repair is part of the gas safety programme for 2025, as instructed by Kamet-Steel's General Director. Restoration of this gas pipeline is critically necessary and important for ensuring safety and uninterrupted operation of the entire by-product capture shop.The gas pipeline is responsible for the uninterrupted coke gas supply, which is a vital energy source for key sections of the shop. In the benzol department, gas is used for heating coal tar wash oil in the tubular furnace, ensures operation of thermal power installations at the cokemaking facility, and is used for dehydration and heating of tar, from which export-grade coal tar pitch is made. During the five-day repair, worn sections of the pipeline will be replaced, and maintenance platforms, shut-off valves, and supporting structures will be repaired.This range of activities will increase the reliabili