We say "Liverpool" – you say "Football!" Recently, a new stadium for the legendary Football Club Everton was erected in the homeland of The Beatles. Bramley Moor-Dock built of 1,000 tonnes of hot rolled steel of Metinvest Group's Spartan UK has already welcomed its first fans. Based in Liverpool, Everton is a football club that competes in the English Premier League and was one of its founding members. The club was founded in 1878.Until recently, Everton’s home ground was Goodison Park, a 39,000-seat stadium almost as old as the club itself. Despite being renovated several times over the past 130 years, the stadium remained outdated. After the UK government mandated that all stadiums must be all-seater (previously, standing areas were allowed), the sports arena could no longer accommodate all the fans.In 2017, Everton announced plans to build a new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock. Two years later, the design was unveiled, and in February 2025, Liverpool’s new football jewel – a 53-seat

On 28 April, the World Day for Safety and Health at Work is observed globally. This day serves as a reminder that the health and lives of workers are of paramount importance, and that safety must remain central to every stage of the production process. Metinvest Polytechnic is founded on these principles, preparing a new generation of occupational safety professionals who will not merely adhere to established standards, but will proactively foster a transformative safety culture within both Ukrainian and international enterprises.Today, occupational safety extends beyond mere compliance with instructions. It is a comprehensive risk management system that demands extensive knowledge, strategic insight, and a strong sense of responsibility. Metinvest Polytechnic trains precisely such specialists through its bachelor's programme in "Occupational Safety and Production Processes" and its master's programme in "Occupational Safety Audit and Consulting".Students are taught by seasoned, pract

З нагоди Всеукраїнського дня довкілля Каметсталь зробив вагомий внесок у створення більш зеленого та затишного простору Кам’янського, об’єднавши зусилля з представниками міської влади та ветеранської спільноти.22 квітня на території Центру соціальної підтримки Захисників і Захисниць та їхніх родин відбулася еко-акція з висадки дерев, у якій взяли участь міський голова, генеральний директор Каметсталі, демобілізовані з війни працівники комбінату та інші ветерани міста. А наступного дня згуртована молодіжна команда Каметсталі та профільних навчальних закладів озеленювала улюблене місце відпочинку кам’янчан – сквер біля пам’ятника «Прометей». У Центрі соціальної підтримки захисники та їхні родини отримують комплексну фізичну, психологічну та юридичну допомогу. Тож ініціатива з благоустрою цієї території не лише покращила її вигляд, а й стала символом вдячності тим, хто повернувся до цивільного життя після війни. Організаційну підтримку заходу надала Каметсталь, а саме, чималу кількість с

The fight for Ukraine's independence continues relentlessly, both on the front lines and behind the scenes. Metinvest Group continues to operate: the enterprises contribute to the nation's economy, while the company allocates funds and resources to support both defenders and civilians.Discover the key highlights from the past week in Metinvest’s latest weekly digest.1Metinvest Polytechnic invites prospective students to enrol using a training voucher provided by the employment service2Metinvest has delivered energy equipment valued at UAH 2 million to the Armed Forces of Ukraine3Employees of Metinvest enterprises in Zaporizhzhia participated in the donation campaign4Employees of the integrated Iron Ore Works underwent training in railway safety5The Kryvyi Rih branch of ZCMW is continuing the renovation of its amenities6Kamet Steel employees participated in an environmental initiative focused on tree planting7A comprehensive emergency response training session was conducted at Kamet St

Oleg Davydenko, Director of Corporate Communications at Metinvest Group, spoke about the formation of business reputation during the full-scale war, and its impact on the development of the mining and metallurgical sector and the future of Ukraine as a whole, at the New Generation Forum.The event, organized by Metinvest Polytechnic Technical University, brought together leading educators, scientists, managers and industry representatives. Participants discussed various issues during the event, particularly how to transform the metallurgical industry amid energy challenges, decarbonisation and digitalization processes.Oleg Davydenko, Director of Metinvest's Corporate Communications Department, shared his experience in reputation management in the industrial sector.According to him, the country is now going through a period of great changes. The industry is also entering a new era of development, which opens additional opportunities, but at the same time there are new risks. The main on

For two weeks, students from Metinvest Polytechnic participated in an offline session at mining facilities in Kryvyi Rih. The practical training took place at the industrial sites of Northern Iron Ore and Southern Iron Ore. The students of the open-pit mining and surveying study programmes immersed themselves in production processes, worked with modern equipment, analysed technological solutions, and discussed the challenges facing the mining industry with company specialists and university faculty.Master’s students in the surveying programme worked at Northern Iron Ore, focusing on surveying and geodetic measurements using modern tools such as electronic total stations, scanning systems, and UAVs. They explored the latest approaches to data processing and analysis aimed at ensuring the operational efficiency of open-pit mining operations. The practical training was supported by Metinvest Polytechnic faculty and engineers of the company, many of whom are alumni of mining disciplines.V

Ukrinform correspondents have visited Ukraine’s first underground hospital, built by Metinvest Group near the front line, and reported on the work of military medics, the hospital’s capabilities and plans to create new facilities.Ukraine is the first country in the world to deploy an advanced surgical unit underground, and it has already saved numerous soldiers’ lives. Doctors refer to this 500-square-metre underground medical hospital as the “underground” (a nod to the English word meaning clandestine or something that contradicts the established codes of society). Everything here is truly not what everyone is used to. The hospital is six metres beneath the ground, fully autonomous and as concealed as possible for security reasons.Roman Kuziv, commander of the “East” medical forces group of Ukraine’s armed forces, initiated its creation. Ukrinform correspondents spoke to him en route to this unique medical facility. For security reasons, nothing is disclosed that could reveal its loc

Chornobyl is a tragedy on pause. Thirty-nine years ago, nearly 240,000 people heroically stopped it at its inception. In all, more than 600,000 people took part in the cleanup operations after the disaster. In 2019, Metinvest’s steel helped shield the world from hazardous radiation. However, the Safe Confinement was later damaged by a Russian drone during the full-scale war. Read on to explore the history of the Confinement, the consequences of the strike, and the current situation around reactor #4.No one was prepared for the events of 1986. That’s why building the first sarcophagus over the fourth power unit of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant in a record 206 days seems nothing short of a miracle. The structure was designed to last 20-40 years. By the mid-1990s, it became clear that the protective structure was slowly deteriorating under the impact of radiation. A new solution had to be found. In 2004, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development launched a tender for the d

Vitaliy and Tetiana Didok have been a couple for approximately six years, having met by chance in a café and remained inseparable ever since. Furthermore, it was through her husband’s encouragement and support that Tetiana became a member of the Zaporizhstal team.At the time they met, Vitaliy was already employed as a member of the company’s team. He has been employed at the plant since 2004, having joined immediately after completing his studies at Sevastopol National University of Nuclear Energy and Industry, beginning his career as a dosimetrist and steadily advancing through the professional ranks."The plant subsequently became my first and only place of employment. I acquired extensive knowledge, and thanks to the guidance of senior colleagues and my own perseverance, I was able to develop into a skilled specialist and ultimately attain a managerial role as head of the rolling shops group," says Vitaliy.Approximately two years ago, a vacancy became available within their business

Teachers from Metinvest Polytechnic Technical University conducted training for line managers at Northern Iron Ore and Central Iron Ore. The training aimed to enhance knowledge about risks and potential emergency situations during railway transport operations.During the session, professionals discussed cases from their workplaces, safe work practices for railway transport, completed written exercises, and participated in video assignments."The training covers a wide range of topics – from general information on behaviour at railway facilities and rules for technical operation to the use of tools that minimise employees' exposure to hazardous zones," said Serhii ZAMULA, a teacher at Metinvest Polytechnic and a training coach. "We focused on safe practices for work on railway tracks and explored technical measures to prevent injuries.The significance of the training lies in the fact that it consolidates expertise from various production facilities. Each training session involves sharing