Metinvest's veterans embody not only courage, loyalty and responsibility, but also great strength of spirit, discipline and unwavering faith in their own abilities. Despite severe injuries and wounds, they do not stand aside from life. For many of them, sport has become not only a way to recover after injuries but also an opportunity to discover new meanings in life.Regular, structured athletic training provides recovery, motivation, discipline, and an effective remedy against stress and anxiety. And also new social connections, a source of inspiration and a way to savour other, new facets of life.For two years now, combat veteran Valerii KROPOVA has been personally building a barrier-free country – both in everyday life and on sports grounds. In addition to his military achievements, Valerii boasts dozens of sporting awards, medals and trophies. After being discharged from service for health reasons, Valerii now works as a general labourer in the maintenance and operations shop at Ce

On 13 November, as part of the ReBuild Ukraine international exhibition in Warsaw, an architectural concept for a future residential quarter for 1,000 displaced families from Mariupol was presented. A memorandum on the transfer of architectural and technical solutions for the housing construction was signed between the Mariupol City Council and Metinvest as part of the Group’s Steel Dream concept for Ukraine’s reconstruction.The architectural design of the residential quarter was financed by Rinat Akhmetov's Metinvest Group The concept, which has been provided free of charge to the Mariupol City Council to enable the earliest possible start of construction, envisages the use of modular steel-frame building technology. This approach will significantly reduce construction time and optimise housing costs.The construction of the first residential quarter comprising 1,000 apartments is planned in Bila Tserkva, in accordance with Ukrainian Government Resolution No. 814, funded by the local

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 грнМашиніст крана 34 500 грн Відділ кадрів: Запоріжжя, Південне шосе, 72 (Пн-Пт з 8:30 до 17:00), +380675453674, +380676139207ЗапоріжвогнетривВогнетривник 32 500 грнМашиніст екскаватора29 500 грнСадчик 27 800 грнВідділ кадрів: Запоріжжя, Північне шосе, Теплична, 22б/1 (Пн-Пт з 8:30 до 17:00), +380674152981ЗапоріжкоксДверевий28 800 грнАпара

The October-November 2025 issue of Forbes Ukraine features a story about how Metinvest Polytechnic is cultivating a new generation of engineers, metallurgists, miners and modernisation leaders, to drive the future of Ukrainian industry and support the country’s reconstruction.Inspired by one of Asia’s leading technical universities, Metinvest Group founded Metinvest Polytechnic five years ago.In the summer of 2021, construction began in Mariupol on a cutting-edge university campus, complete with student accommodation and a sports complex. The project was well under way when the full-scale war forced its suspension.However, the pause was not permanent. Following the temporary occupation of Mariupol, the university retained its academic and teaching staff. It has continued operations in a hybrid online and offline format. In the autumn of 2022, Metinvest Polytechnic welcomed its first intake of more than 440 students to its bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes.Metinvest Polytechnic

Specialists from Metinvest Business Service held two guest online sessions for 95 university students. The seminars focused on the general principles and approaches to financial reporting, as well as the financial instruments used in business.Metinvest Business Service continues to cooperate with Ukrainian universities to encourage young specialists to undertake internships and future employment. This time, the webinar participants were finance students from five higher education institutions, including Kryvyi Rih National University, Metinvest Polytechnic, Donetsk University of Economics and Technology, as well as Zaporizhzhia National University and its College of Economics and Law. The speakers from Metinvest Business Service were Nataliia Dubovyk, Head of the Reporting Department, and Iryna Korop, Head of the Financial Transactions Department. Expert support at the meeting was provided by Tamila Karlash, Director of the Accounting Operations Department, and Yuliia Halkina, Head of

Specialists from Metinvest Iron Ore Plants recruitment, training and staff development department took part in a large interactive career guidance event, ‘profSTART’, held recently in Dnipro in a workshop format for young people.The meeting was organised by FCA as part of a long-term resilience programme with financial support from Education Cannot Wait, in partnership with Ukraine’s Ministry of Education and Science.The workshops welcomed 250 students from various vocational schools and colleges. The event helped young people navigate the modern job market and get answers to questions about work and future careers."Such events create an open dialogue between business and education and foster young people’s professional growth through a combination of learning, mentorship, direct interaction with employers and immersion in real production processes,” said Liudmyla SOLOD, head of Metinvest Iron Ore Plants recruitment, training and staff development department. We introduced workshop gu

The major renovation of the outpatient clinic in the village of Lozuvatka is nearing completion. The project, aimed at supporting healthcare for community residents, including the rehabilitation of service members, veterans and their families, is being implemented under a memorandum of cooperation between the Lozuvatka community, the NGO ‘Kryvyi Rih Foundation for the Future’ and Metinvest Iron Ore Plants.The Lozuvatka outpatient clinic for general practice and family medicine is a key healthcare facility serving several thousand residents. More than 20 specialists work here, providing primary healthcare services, conducting preventive consultations, and treating patients with pulmonary diseases and COVID, infectious illnesses, injuries, poisonings and more. Special programmes offering extended services are available at the medical facility to support military personnel and veterans.“As part of our ongoing collaboration with Metinvest and Kryvyi Rih Foundation for the Future, we are c

The war is testing our resilience. Endurance and determination pave the way to victory. In our traditional Metinvest digest, we share the most important events of the past seven days, support for Ukraine’s defenders, the situation at our enterprises, and everything shaping the life of the mining and steelmaking industry. Read and share with friends. 1Metinvest Paid UAH 13.8 Billion in Taxes in First Nine Months of 20252Metinvest Polytechnic Marked the Anniversary of its Alumni Association3Since the Beginning of the Year, Zaporizhstal Has Delivered Over 580 Tonnes of Medical Oxygen4Metinvest Polytechnic Postgraduate Presented Research Findings at HighMatTech 20255Kamet-Steel Improves Workplace Amenities for Employees6Metinvest’s Iron Ore Plants Implement a Family Support Programme for Employees

Today, more and more young people are choosing stability, development, and a chance to realise themselves in the real sector of the economy. Labour market trends show that young specialists are increasingly looking for jobs where they can quickly see the results of their work, receive guidance from a mentor, and have clear career prospects. These are precisely the opportunities that Zaporizhstal offers to young people. Young employees receive paid training funded by the company, have a mentor to support their adaptation, participate in corporate motivation programmes, and actively contribute to changes in production. Here, everyone can demonstrate their skills and follow a clear professional development plan. Eighteen-year-old Kateryna KHAPOVA is beginning her professional journey at Zaporizhstal. She is completing an internship at the plant's railway operations department. Kateryna hopes to become an assistant locomotive driver in the future. "I chose this profession because I had an

Amid the full-scale war, Metinvest remains a pillar of Ukraine’s economy. In the first nine months of 2025, including associated companies and joint ventures, the Group paid UAH13.8 billion in taxes and fees to budgets of all levels in the country.The three largest payments were UAH3.3 billion in subsoil use fees, UAH2.6 billion in unified social security contributions and UAH2.4 billion in personal income tax.In addition, in January-September 2025, Metinvest's Ukrainian enterprises paid UAH1.4 billion in income tax and UAH499 million in environmental tax. Meanwhile, military tax more than tripled compared with the same period in 2024, reaching UAH694 million, while land tax increased by 7% to UAH1 billion.Yuriy RYZHENKOV, CEO of Metinvest Group, commented: “For us, paying taxes is not a formality, but a way to support the country in its most difficult times. The mining and metals sector has traditionally been one of the main sources of revenue for the state budget and foreign-currenc