Through its Saving Lives humanitarian initiative, Metinvest Group organised recreation trips during the autumn holidays for 45 children of employees from its Ukrainian enterprises. This project was funded by partners of the United Coal Foundation established by UCC, the American coal mining arm of Metinvest.The Synevir Camp, located near Lake Synevir in the Carpathians, hosted children of ATO veterans and combatants, employees with war-related disabilities, mobilised employees serving in combat zones or recovering from serious wounds, and families of employees who perished or sustained severe injuries during shelling of civilian infrastructure. Children of those killed or missing in action were also included.For eight days, children from Metinvest’s 13 Ukrainian enterprises enjoyed many guided tours, mountain hikes, contests, quests, concerts, and campfires."We are doing everything possible to ensure that the children of our defenders feel supported and hopeful for a better tomorrow.

At the Kyiv International Economic Forum (KIEF) held in the city on 7 November, Oleksandr Vodoviz, head of the Chief Executive Officer’s Office of Metinvest Group, spoke about the challenges that the Ukrainian steel industry must overcome on its way to EU accession, as well as the risks and recommendations regarding this process.One of the largest international forums in Eastern Europe, the KIEF brings together representatives of business, government and society to discuss the main economic issues and global trends. This year, over 100 speakers shared their views on various aspects of Ukraine’s accession to the EU and the challenges that the country must overcome to become an equal player in the EU market.Oleksandr Vodoviz participated in the “Ukraine’s Integration into the European Community: Protecting Economic Interests” panel. In addition to him, the discussion featured executives from Kernel and MHP, as well as Katarina Mathernova, EU Ambassador to Ukraine, and Serhii Tkachuk, he

Residents of Zaporizhia whose homes were damaged by Russian airstrikes keep receiving humanitarian assistance from the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation.Since 2014, the Foundation has distributed more than 13 million humanitarian aid packages as part of its Saving Lives project. The need for support grew significantly in 2022 when Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.Currently, Zaporizhia locals whose homes were damaged in recent airstrikes this autumn keep coming to receive humanitarian aid packages from the Foundation.One recipient, Lyubov Ivanivna, who came to get a food package, lives in an apartment where windows and doors were blown out during an attack on Naberezhna Street. She says she needs this vital help from the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation:"I work at a hospital, but my salary is modest. Most of my income goes toward repairs now as I need to replace broken glass. It’s hard to set aside money for food, so this support is vital for me. I want to thank everyone involved and

Yuriy Ryzhenkov, CEO of the Metinvest Group, held an online meeting with students and faculty of Metinvest Polytechnic University. The discussion focused on global industry challenges and Metinvest’s strategic priorities for the coming years. Ryzhenkov highlighted the vital role of Metinvest Polytechnic as one of Ukraine’s leading centres for engineering education, which not only prepares skilled professionals but also lays the foundation for restoring and modernising the country’s industry.During the meeting, Ryzhenkov provided an overview of the current state of the mining and metallurgical sectors, pointing out that the steel and mining industries are facing significant challenges. Global demand for steel is expected to decline in 2024–2025, markets remain volatile, environmental standards are tightening, and in Ukraine, the war continues to exacerbate the situation.Among the key challenges for 2024–2025, he identified energy shortages, debt repayment, rising logistics costs, trans

Step by step, we are moving closer to victory. Amid the full-scale war, Metinvest Group continues to be a steadfast pillar of Ukraine and its citizens. The company provides equipment, protective gear, and steel products to the front lines, delivers humanitarian aid to civilians, cares about its employees, and runs reintegration programmes for war veterans. In addition, Metinvest ensures its enterprises operate smoothly to support the national economy.For more news and updates from the past week, read Metinvest's traditional digest.1Metinvest participates in EuroBLECH 2024 international exhibition2Children of defenders and Metinvest employees enjoy a wellness retreat in the Carpathians3Metinvest Polytechnic University establishes Alumni Association4Young specialists of Kametstal organise events to support children5CGZK overhauls facilities for laundering workwear6Metinvest fosters professional adaptation of women during wartime7Yuriy Ryzhenkov meets students and faculty at Metinvest Pol

У Метінвест Політехніці створено Асоціацію випускників. Ця ініціатива спрямована на підтримку та зміцнення зв’язків між випускниками, університетом і Групою Метінвест, відкриваючи нові можливості для кар’єрного зростання та професійного розвитку. Перша зустріч Асоціації зібрала понад 60 випускників. Нова екосистема стане платформою для обміну досвідом, залучення до спільних ініціатив і формування інституту амбасадорів не лише університету, а й інженерної освіти в цілому. Основна мета Асоціації, яку створено за ініціативи ректора Олександра Поважного, – це підтримка постійного зв’язку між університетом, бізнесом, випускниками і студентами, що дає змогу не тільки передавати досвід, але й надихати наступні покоління студентів до самореалізації та професійного зростання. Це також можливість для випускників бути залученими до експертизи якості освіти, наукових, освітніх та соціальних проєктів університету. До Асоціації може приєднатися кожен випускник, а ініціативи та прагнення стати Амбас

28–29 листопада 2024 року Метінвест Політехніка проведе вже другу міжнародну науково-технічну конференцію «MININGMETALTECH 2024», яка об’єднає представників науки, бізнесу та освіти. В онлайн-форматі конференція стане унікальним майданчиком для обговорення інноваційних ідей та досвіду у сфері ресурсозбереження, цифровізації й екологічно стійкого виробництва – ключових напрямків розвитку гірничо-металургійної галузі.Програмний комітет конференції очолюють генеральний директор Метінвесту Юрій Риженков та ректор Метінвест Політехніки Олександр Поважний. Цьогоріч захід передбачає секції, присвячені питанням у сферах металургії, гірництва, охорони праці та цивільної безпеки, робототехніки, екологічного менеджменту, впливу цифрових рішень на операційну ефективність підприємств, моделювання та розвитку освітніх технологій тощо. Подія сприятиме активному обміну знаннями та розширенню співпраці, надаючи студентам, науковцям і промисловцям можливість представити свої дослідження та ідеї.– Конфе

Repairs have been completed and the laundry has been equipped in the amenity building at Petrivskyi open pit, Central Iron Ore. The company invested over UAH 2 mln to carry out the project.The laundry now features neat, light-coloured rooms, new equipment and an overall sense of cleanliness. This is where workers from Petrivskyi open pit, Mining and Transport Shop No. 2, Motor Transport Shop, Railway Transport Department and Substation Network Shop can have their work clothes washed. Overall, this facility ensures high-quality and timely washing services for the work clothes of 1,200 employees."Starting in early November, the workers of Petrivskyi production site can now have their work clothes washed in a new, comfortable laundry facility. I believe our workers, who tackle important and challenging tasks daily in the mining industry, will truly appreciate the upgraded, modernized facilities with new equipment and furniture. We are confident that more social projects for our workers w

Metinvest Group continues to provide psychological and health rehabilitation to children in the Carpathians as part of Rinat Akhmetov's humanitarian initiative, Saving Lives. 16 children of Metinvest's employees – who were either killed in the war defending the country, taken captive, went missing, or returned to the company's enterprises after demobilisation – spent eight unforgettable days at the Synevyr Camp for children in Zakarpattia during the autumn break.With an "Indian summer" at its peak, girls and boys rested, recovered, and recharged. The recreation programme included excursions, hikes, and sports competitions. The children hiked to Synevyr Lake, visited Shypit Waterfall and Hymba Mountain, explored a petting zoo to observe animals in the natural environment of the national nature park, and much more.Tina Fedin, aged 13, had never been to the Zakarpattia before, and she was truly captivated by the experience. For Tina, the biggest thrill was the Halloween celebration she h

Returning from war involves not only physical rehabilitation but also the complex psychological adjustment to civilian life. For many veterans, particularly those who were employed at Kamet Steel before the war, getting back to work and resuming a normal routine is challenging and takes time. Recognizing the need to support demobilized soldiers who were employed at the plant, Kamet Steel arranged an autumn fishing trip for them.Supporting such initiatives plays a crucial role in helping veterans adapt socially and in creating conditions for them to lead fulfilling lives. Fishing provides not only emotional relaxation but also an exhilarating sport, where participants experienced genuine excitement and a rush of adrenaline. Veterans had the chance to enjoy fishing for fun and relax by the scenic riverbank. It rained on and off throughout the day, but that didn't stop the fish from biting eagerly.In conclusion, the veteran fishermen prepared a tasty fish soup, shared their impressions of