We use every new day as an opportunity to do more for Ukraine and its citizens. Metinvest Group continues to bolster the army's defence capabilities, help civilians, maintain production at its facilities, and support communities. We know the road to victory will not be easy, but we are determined to walk it together – for as long as it takes.Read more about the events of the past week in Metinvest's traditional digest.1With the support of Metinvest, shelters for children are being arranged in the Petrivka community2Metinvest Politechnic organized an Open Day for Kamianske applicants3Metinvest named No. 1 in Ukraine in terms of investments in energy autonomy4Metinvest invests UAH 70 million in the development of social infrastructure in Kamianske5Psychologists join the Free Waves project with the support of Metinvest6Metinvest Politechnic students held a training session at Zaporizhstal7Metinvest Central Iron Ore to Optimise Ore Transportation Routes8Kamet Steel starts major overhaul o

Вже 15 років поспіль у Запоріжжі реалізується дитячий проєкт «Світ без жорстокості», спрямований на виховання гуманного ставлення до тварин та формування свідомості у дітей.Тож, до дня народження проєкту у ПК «Титан» влаштували свято – з конкурсом дитячих малюнків, концертом та виступом службових собак. З організацією допоміг комбінат Запоріжсталь.– Дбайливе ставлення до природи, зокрема й до тварин, має бути нормою для людей будь-якого віку. Головне, чого не вистачає зараз і дітям, і дорослим – це людяність. Саме її ми і виховуємо, – каже Ірина НІХОТІНА, голова громадської організації «В ритмі життя». Одна з учасниць проєкту – 11-річна Камілла. Саме її малюнок з однорогом, який символізує весь світ тварин, став переможцем виставки.Дівчинка каже: на творчість її надихнула кішка на прізвисько Шоколадка.– Я дуже її люблю, добре з нею поводжуся, доглядаю. А нещодавно вона навіть кошенят нам народила, – розповідає про улюбленицю Камілла ОЛІЙНИК.Для учасників «Світу без жорстокості» виступ

Metinvest continues to support the Petrivka Region even during the war. Within the framework of the memorandum of cooperation and under the coordination of the Kryvyi Rih Foundation of the Future, a number of projects are being implemented on the territory of the Petrivka community to strengthen the safety of the residents."During the war, it is important to continue the educational process, to help teachers and children who receive education in such difficult times. Therefore, with the support of Metinvest Iron Ore, last year we began arranging a shelter in the Petrivka Lyceum and continue our work. Upon completion, about 650 students and teachers will be able to conduct teaching and useful leisure in modern and safe conditions. In total, the company allocated UAH 5.5 million for the implementation of the project," said Igor TONEV, Metinvest Iron Ore General Director.Currently, there are 13 schools and 17 preschool institutions in the Petrivka region. The key condition for work is th

In the context of a shortage of skilled staff, technical education has emerged as the main factor in restoring, modernising and ensuring Ukraine’s competitiveness on the global market. This view was expressed by Konstantyn Moiseyenko, Head of the Department of Education Quality Management and Accreditation at Metinvest Polytechnic, during the Education of the New Ukraine conference, held on 27 May in Kyiv.The conference focused on issues of security, the modernisation of Ukraine’s educational infrastructure, contemporary teaching methods and the global competitiveness of Ukrainian education. Discussions also addressed coordination between the state and business, the development of vocational and technical education and the country’s post-war reconstruction.The event brought together more than 500 participants, including representatives from government, business, the educational community, youth and opinion leaders. It was organised by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine u

A week-long training session for students of Metinvest Politechnic was held in Kryvyi Rih. For several days, future specialists immersed themselves in real production processes at the enterprises of Metinvest Group. The practice was held not only for students majoring in mining and beneficiation, but also, for the first time, by students of the technical majors "Engineering of Power Supply and Electromechanical Systems in Metallurgy and Mining" and "Energy Efficient Technologies in Power Supply Systems of Mining and Metallurgical Enterprises".Among the bases of the laboratory and training session were Northern, Ingulets and Central Iron Ore. The program of the session included lectures, thematic master classes, excursions to production and, most importantly, laboratory work directly in production shops and landfills. Students investigated the features of external and internal power supply of open pit mining, studied the structure of electromechanical equipment, analysed the temperatur

The student council of Metinvest Polytechnic has become part of the countrywide non-governmental organisation "Ukrainian Students League" (USL), which brings together active students from over 80 universities and 15 non-governmental organisations across Ukraine. Also, the student council has joined a separate unit of the association in Zaporizhzhia, strengthening the youth voice in one of the country's key industrial regions.This step is not just about formal membership. In today's world, a university is not merely a place where you gain knowledge. It is a space that shapes a new generation of leaders, responsible citizens, and those who build the country's future. Joining the Ukrainian Students League opens up a pathway for students from Metinvest Polytechnic to connect with a network of like-minded people, activists, and organisations that develop student self-government, implement socially important initiatives, influence the country's youth policy, and strengthen interregional coo

У Кам’янському понад 50 учнів 10-11 класів завітали на День відкритих дверей Метінвест Політехніки — першого в Україні приватного гірничо-металургійного університету. Майбутні вступники дізналися про особливості освітнього процесу та переваги гнучкого графіку навчання, дорожню карту вступника, а також фінансову підтримку студентів та можливості старту кар’єри у рідному місті. У приймальній комісії вишу повідомили, що цьогоріч збережено пільги для окремих категорій вступників. Для них діють спрощені умови без складання НМТ і ЄВІ. Також для всіх, хто вступає, виш пропонує корпоративні програми фінансування, що дають змогу навчатися за кошт і на замовлення Метінвесту, не витрачаючи власних фінансів. Університет створює всі умови для молоді, щоб поєднати сучасну освіту, практику і впевнений кар’єрний старт на підприємствах Групи Метінвест.Протягом зустрічі із молоддю Камʼянського, викладачі Метінвест Політехніки презентували бакалаврські та магістерські програми, сфокусовані на інженерії,

To see metallurgy live, feel the production rhythm and try yourself as an engineer – this was the goal of the next laboratory and training session held for Metinvest Politechnic students at Zaporizhstal plant of Metinvest Group.This time, students majoring in ferrous metallurgy, metallurgy management, rolling and sinter blast furnace production were involved in the participation. During the week, they worked directly at the production sites of the enterprise, performing laboratory tasks, attending master classes and communicating with specialists in various areas. The program of the training session included master classes on quality control, modernization of rolling production and improving the efficiency of the enterprise.Кирило Прасолов"What I like about studying at Metinvest Politechnic is a modern approach to education. Everything is presented in an accessible way, of course, each issue is considered from different angles. We do not just study theory, but analyse different scient

Railway workers at Central Iron Ore have developed and implemented a project to reduce the distance for ore transportation to the crushing plant. The initiative will save nearly 500 tonnes of diesel fuel annually, worth over UAH 25 million.Two ore transportation routes to the crushing plant caught the attention of Railway Office specialists. The first route transports 3 million tonnes per year, the second – 2.6 million tonnes per year."Considering the current production configuration and railway development diagrams of the Railway Office, we found an option to optimise two of three ore transportation routes," commented Andrii BRYKOVETS, head of the Railway Office's production bureau at Central Iron Ore. "The existing route from 'Hrekuvata' station, which has been used to transport ore to the crushing plant, was 7.9 kilometres long. Building a bypass enabled us to transport ore directly to the crushing plant, reducing the transportation distance by 5 kilometres. Consequently, diesel fu

The major overhaul of Kamet-Steel's Blast Furnace No. 9 has reached its peak point. Specialists have completed cleaning the hearth of burden materials and started the main refractory concreting work on key sections of the unit.Renewal of the hearth's refractory lining and upper hearth bottom tops the list of key works within the framework of the BF No. 9 major overhaul. Having completed the final removal of burden materials, repair workers poured the first layer, and after technologically determined settling time, have already begun work on pouring the main layer of refractory concrete, which is nearly 1 meter in thickness.This was preceded by an important stage – the replacement of over 220 cooling staves in the hearth, upper hearth bottom, tuyere zone, boshes, and partially the furnace shaft.Accompanying repairs to the blast furnace's hot blast stoves and ring air duct, which is responsible for quality hot blast delivery to the furnace, are also nearing completion. Lining work has a