Немає нічого кращого і шляхетнішого, аніж ділитися теплом своїх сердець, особливо у складний для всіх українців воєнний час. Активісти молодіжної організації Каметсталі вчергове об’єдналися, щоб подарувати радість дітям.Наприкінці жовтня креативна команда молодих металургів відвідала заміський дитячий табір, де проживають сім’ї колег-метінвестівців, які були змушені через воєнні дії покинути свої домівки, і куди нещодавно Група Метінвест розпочала евакуацію родин покровських шахтарів заради безпеки дітей. Гості з молодіжки Каметсталі вирішили також підтримати дітей хорошим настроєм і влаштували для них веселі розваги та запальний квест на свіжому повітрі. Кожен юний учасник зустрічі знайшов для себе справу – чи то у рухливих розвагах, чи у грі «Дженга», чи на розвиваючих локаціях, де можна було показати власні знання і дізнатися щось нове та цікаве. А коли на майданчику з’явився легендарний пес Патрон у виконанні дотепного аніматора, дитячому захопленню не було меж. І звичайно ж, усі

Metinvest's Iron Ore Enrichment Works of Kryvyi Rih run a financial incentive programme for young people who decided to join the team. 49 specialists who chose the Consolidated GOK for their first job have already received additional financial incentives.The incentive programme offers a number of benefits to the new generation of miners. For example, each employee, who graduated before 2022 and chose Metinvest as the first official job, receives a financial incentive of UAH 50 000. This initiative was created to support young people in realising their potential, increase their economic independence and attract young professionals to join the team of Metinvest."Engaging young people has always been a priority for us. We use a range of tools to do this: career guidance in educational institutions, various programs aimed at unlocking the potential of young employees, educational projects, and a system for new employee adaptation "The First Job" programme, in addition to financial incenti

At the Forbes CEO Summit 2024, held in Kyiv on 1 November, Oleksandr Myronenko, chief operating officer of Metinvest Group, spoke about the Group’s priorities during the full-scale Russian invasion. He discussed navigating the challenges at the onset of the war, the importance of leadership within the organisation and the essential qualities needed for modern leaders.During the summit, 38 representatives of Ukrainian companies from various sectors of the economy discussed the macroeconomic context, geopolitical challenges and best practices for business executives. They also explored ways to inspire new ideas, maintain good health, sustain high productivity and lead a balanced life.Oleksandr Myronenko participated in the “Insights for CEOs” session, which focused on the challenges and opportunities anticipated in 2025: monetary, fiscal and regulatory. The discussion also covered the main issues faced by Ukrainian CEOs, along with strategies and tools designed to help them overcome the

The fight for Ukraine's independence continues relentlessly, both on the front lines and at home. Metinvest Group remains operational, supporting the national economy and directing funds and resources to aid both defenders and civilians.Read more about last week’s events in Metinvest's weekly digest.1Emergency response training conducted at CGOK2Metinvest wins SAP Quality Awards 20243Metinvest projects highly rated at a prestigious HR award4Metinvest paid UAH 15.2 billion in taxes over nine months5Metinvest Business Service experts host webinars for students in Kryvyi Rih6400/200 mill restored at Kametstal7Zaporizhstal employees complete workplace safety demo course by Metinvest Polytechnic8Local communities receive another round of aid from Saving Lives

Zaporizhstal employee Ruslan Sutkovyi has returned to work at the plant after serving at the frontline, and has now enrolled at Metinvest Polytechnic.Adjusting to civilian life is a long and challenging journey for veterans. It’s crucial to not only support them comprehensively, but also provide opportunities for learning and self-development.This year, Metinvest Polytechnic, Ukraine’s first private mining and metallurgical university, introduced a streamlined admission process for veterans. The fast-track admission helps veterans adapt to the learning process more quickly, focus on acquiring new knowledge and skills, retrain, and get a new in-demand profession. Among the new students this year is Zaporizhstal veteran Ruslan Sutkovyi.Ruslan's first experience at Zaporizhstal was during his school years, when he completed his internship at the plant. Eventually, he joined the cold-rolling workshop as a stacker-packer, gradually gaining experience and moving up the career ladder. Howeve

At the age of 26, Denys Ilin, a war veteran from Metinvest's Ingulets GOK, has already had a harsh combat experience, a serious injury and almost two years of service in a military medical unit.In the summer of 2024, after the demobilization, Denys Ilin returned to work at Ingulets GOK and managed to get into Technical University "Metinvest Polytechnic". We continue to introduce you to Metinvest's heroes and their incredible stories.In the early summer of 2024, the Ilin family welcomed their eldest son, Denys, home. According to the conclusions of the medical commission, the soldier was demobilised from the service he had been performing since the first days of the Russia-Ukraine war. Without hesitation, the young veteran returned to the enterprise where his parents and he had worked until he was needed at the front.On 24 February 2022, I was supposed to go on a night shift at the ore beneficiation plant No.2 (RZF-2), where I worked as a pump operator, but the terrible news changed my

Employees across various departments at Central Iron Ore have completed comprehensive drill training on responding to war-related emergencies.The drill aimed to test and improve employees' preparedness for crisis situations. The focus was on coordinating various departments and subdivisions during an emergency, administering first aid, extinguishing fires, responding to the detection of explosive or suspicious objects, and dealing with utilities supply outages.The training involved over 30 employees from various departments and functions at Central Iron Ore, including the Slurry Facilities Shop, Mains and Substations Shop, Technical Power Shop of the pelletising and beneficiation plants, and the dispatcher service. Additionally, the enterprise’s first responders, including members of the militarised fire brigade, medical staff from MEDIKOM, the medical service, and security guards, participated in the drill.The Emergency Response Headquarters, led by Igor Tonyev, CEO of Metinvest's mi

At the XXII Annual Ukrainian CFO Forum, held on 24-25 October in Kyiv, Yuliya Dankova, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Metinvest Group, discussed the potential impact of introducing a single fiscal unit model in Ukraine, as well as internal transfer pricing, VAT refunds and other tax changes affecting large, transparent businesses.The Ukrainian CFO Forum is the largest platform for financial discourse in Ukraine, where key business prospects are set. This year, it brought together 50 executives and CFOs from leading companies across various industries.In an on-stage interview on the topic of “Taxes for Large Businesses: Compliant Start and Pay Twice” with Leonid Karpov, partner and tax and transfer pricing specialist at AC Crowe Ukraine, Yuliya Dankova shared her insights on a range of recent tax innovations.The feasibility of introducing a single fiscal unit model in UkraineA single fiscal unit is a European and Anglo-Saxon model for structuring relationships between the state and b

The SAP CRM (C4C/CPQ) implementation project at Metinvest Polska was awarded in the “Business Transformation” category, showcasing high levels of innovation and quality execution. The SAP Quality Awards annually recognize the best projects that utilize SAP solutions to drive significant business results. In 2024, Metinvest’s project went through several evaluation stages, including nomination and a shortlist in September. On October 1, the team presented their project to the SAP jury, and on October 24, the announcement of the results marked the end of this process, highlighting the importance of the implemented changes for the company’s business. The CRM system implementation at Metinvest Polska has enabled Metinvest to significantly improve operational efficiency by automating customer interaction processes, enhancing control at every stage, and ensuring scalability for future growth. A unified platform for handling requests simplifies access to information, accelerating response ti

During the full-scale war, Metinvest has remained a pillar of the country's economy. Including associated companies and joint ventures, the Group increased its tax and duty payments to budgets at all levels in Ukraine by 38% compared to the same period in 2023, reaching UAH 15.2 billion in the first nine months of 2024.Among the largest contributions, subsoil usage fees increased 2.8-fold compared to Q1-Q3 2023, reaching UAH 4.2 billion. The Group also increased its unified social contribution payments by 16% to UAH 2.8 billion. Additionally, Metinvest transferred UAH 2.5 billion in personal income tax, which is 11% higher than the figures for the first three quarters of 2023.Land tax payments from January to September 2024 rose by 6% compared to the same period last year, reaching UAH 948 million, while environmental tax payments increased by 21% to UAH 543 million. Meanwhile, corporate income tax payments decreased by 32% to UAH 1.9 billion.“During wartime, tax payments are critical