Як поєднати науку, технології та живе середовище інновацій? Відповідь на це питання шукають не лише дослідники, а й університети, які формують нову культуру технічної освіти. Одним із представників цієї зміни став аспірант Метінвест Політехніки Сергій Мірошниченко, який взяв участь у PolyTECH SUMMIT 2025 – події, що об’єднала понад тисячу студентів і аспірантів технічних університетів України.Його участь стала результатом успішного проходження п’ятитижневої освітньої програми PolyTECH EDU, організованої інноваційним парком UNIT.City за підтримки Міністерства освіти і науки України у партнерстві з провідними міжнародними компаніями. Сергій увійшов до сотні найактивніших учасників програми, посівши 39 місце серед понад тисячі претендентів, і отримав запрошення на фінальний саміт.Досвід, який формує нове покоління інженерівПротягом п’яти тижнів – із 15 вересня до 17 жовтня 2025 року – учасники PolyTECH EDU слухали понад 20 лекцій і воркшопів від експертів Ajax Systems, Credit Agricole Ba

Із початку року 155 співробітників ГЗК Метінвесту отримали фінансову допомогу з нагоди народження дитини або взяття першого шлюбу.Попри труднощі воєнного часу добробут співробітників Метінвесту залишається одним із ключових напрямів соціальної політики. На об’єднаному ГЗК компанії діє програма надання фінансової допомоги працівникам з нагоди приємних родинних подій – народження дитини або взяття першого шлюбу. Матеріальне вітання виплачується одразу після подання відповідних документів. Співробітникам, в сім'ях яких народилась дитина, нараховується разова допомога, що дорівнює мінімальній заробітній платі на момент виплати (наразі це 8 тис грн). Співробітникам, які вперше в житті беруть шлюб, нараховується заохочення в розмірі близько 6,5 тис грн (виплата здійснюється кожному з молодят, якщо вони обидва є працівниками підприємства).«Про цю програму не знав, та колеги підказали. Доця у мене вже третя, народилась у грудні 2024-го, поки оформили свідоцтво, то заохочення отримали вже у ць

Oleg Davydenko, director of Metinvest’s Corporate Communications Department, spoke at the “In the Mirror of Reality” PR marathon in Kyiv about how the Group’s communications strategy is evolving, the challenges that PR specialists face and the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the profession. Metinvest’s approach has also been recognised by industry experts: its “How to Reinvent a ‘Hideout’” campaign won the “PR at the International Level” category of the PR Case Competition. The marathon brought together more than 40 speakers: communications professionals from across business sectors. Participants discussed crisis and response strategies: how to build trust, address challenges and turn public sentiment into brand strength. The organiser was the Ekonomika+ business/media bureau. Davydenko took part in the panel discussion titled “The Present and Future of the PR Market: Failures and Achievements, the Desired and the Unattainable”. Representatives from U Agency, Paint Digital A

Successful careers, innovative developments for production and international experience – all of this unites the members of Metinvest Polytechnic’s Alumni Association. The annual community meeting became an opportunity to share achievements, inspire young people and strengthen the connection between the university, business and those already taking steps in the industrial sector.The first private mining and metallurgical university in Ukraine hosted the annual general meeting of the Alumni Association – a community that maintains ties between the university, business and those already building careers in the industrial sector.Alongside graduates and students of Ukraine’s first private mining and metallurgical university, the event was joined by the university’s rector, Oleksandr Povazhnyi, and Chief Sustainability Officer of Metinvest Group, Tetiana Petruk.“The success of the university is the success of our students and graduates. Each of you has great potential, energy and initiativ

A significant share of Metinvest's Iron Ore Plants' total freight transportation is carried out by rail. On the occasion of the professional holiday, we highlight those who stand behind every tonne of mined material and finished product transported.The railway is a vital link in the overall production chain of Metinvest Iron Ore Plants. Its employees include not only locomotive and traction unit drivers and their assistants, but also track fitters, but also track fitters, rolling stock repair technicians, cargo and baggage handling agents, contact network and signalling electricians, station duty officers, and dispatchers.Representatives of these professions transport goods, regulate freight flows, ensure the proper functioning of machinery and equipment, and guarantee timely transportation and traffic safety… Dozens of different professions, all working in the same rhythm.FIGUREMore than 1,650 employees are engaged in railway operations across Metinvest’s three Iron Ore PlantsМикола

Zaporizhstal of Metinvest Group remains the traditional supplier of medical oxygen to hospitals in Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk region.Олександр ВЄДЄНЄЄВ The enterprise, starting from April 2021 and continuing to this day, has been supplying certified medical oxygen to healthcare facilities free of charge. Doctors say this oxygen saves many lives every day.“We use oxygen in cases of respiratory failure, when organs are not sufficiently saturated with oxygen — this includes severe pneumonia, general anaesthesia with mechanical ventilation, and similar situations.” We have an extensive system that delivers oxygen throughout the hospital. There are numerous oxygen points, all standardised for sockets, which means we can provide oxygen therapy in every part of our hospital. Thanks to this, the quality of medical care and the treatment process improves significantly,” says acting medical director of the Zaporizhzhia hospital, Oleksandr VIEDIENIEIEV.Since the start of the full-scale war i

Oleksandr Vodoviz, Head of Metinvest Group's Chief Executive Officer's (CEO's) Office, talked about the challenges facing Ukrainian industry amid the introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), difficulties in accessing European funding and the need for a transparent carbon emissions trading system at a Kyiv conference titled: “On the Path to Integration: Dialogue between Government and Business for Ukraine's European Union Membership.”The conference brought together representatives of the Ukrainian government, the EU, business and international partners to discuss the main challenges and opportunities of European integration. The Kyiv School of Economics organised the event with the support of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration and with financial support from Sweden.Vodoviz participated in the panel discussion "Industrial Transformation of Ukraine: How EU Integration Changes the Rules of the Game."CBAM and decarbonisa

The main challenges for Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction and the role of environmental, sustainability and governance (ESG) standards were set out by Vitalii Kovalenko, director of Metinvest Group’s Sustainable Development and Environmental Management Department, at the 5th International Sustainable Development Forum (ISF2025) in Lviv.The forum brought together more than 600 representatives of government, business, the banking sector, international organisations and academic institutions. Participants discussed the main challenges and solutions in the areas of sustainable development, green recovery and financial resilience in Ukraine. The event was organised by the Association of Sustainable Development Experts (ASDE) in cooperation with the Ukrainian Sustainable Finance Alliance (USFA), with support from international partners and organisations.Kovalenko took part in a panel titled “Global Changes and a New Architecture of Sustainable Development for Ukraine”. The discussion also f

Metinvest digest is a source of inspiration for the entire week. Here is everything Metinvest has managed to accomplish over the past seven days – for the army, for civilians, and for the national economy.Read, be inspired, and share with friends. After all, one can never have too much good news – especially in difficult times.1Metinvest has built Ukraine's first underground educational hub2Roads are Being Repaired in Hleiuvatka Community with the Support of Metinvest3The Train Preparation Shop of Zaporizhstal celebrates its 42nd anniversary4This year, Central Iron Ore has increased the use of green technologies5In the coke shop at Kamet-Steel, the disintegration unit building is being reconstructed6At Metinvest Polytechnic University, 52 war veterans are pursuing their education

Ukraine has completed its first integration of a steel shelter within a military educational institution: an underground training hub designed to ensure continuity of teaching under threat. The facility was built using steel produced by Metinvest Group, in line with the company’s Steel Dream concept for rebuilding the country and as part of Rinat Akhmetov’s Steel Front military initiative. The company’s investment in the hub totals UAH16 million.The underground shelter covers nearly 100 square metres. Its structure comprises prefabricated steel modules manufactured off-site, allowing the facility to be assembled in just six weeks. The shelter complies with national construction standards and combines a safe space with adaptable, multifunctional classrooms for training.Military personnel can stay there during air-raid alerts and continue lessons without interruption. The hub is located outside the main building and connected to it by steel walkways. The shelter is buried deep enough to