As always, the content is briefly to the point. We have compiled a few photos to show you the most important developments over the past seven days. Among the key highlights is assistance to civilians, support for the military, and care for employees. The initiatives are different, but the goal is the same – to save the lives of Ukrainians, liberate the territory from the enemy, and begin the great recovery of Ukraine. 1Metinvest Ranked Among Ukraine’s Top Ten Investors 2Ukraine initiated a project aimed at remembering Azovstal3Future foremen and professionals are invited to the Metinvest's Iron Ore Plant4At the Future Code Conference, Metinvest Polytechnic examined artificial intelligence capabilities5A Clinic in Nedayvoda to Open After Renovation Supported by Metinvest6A Series of Major Overhauls of Rolling Equipment Begins at Kamet Steel

Contemporary technical education in Ukraine is undergoing a transformation. It needs to be more than just a source of knowledge; it must be a tool for training specialists capable of working within a green economy and high-tech production. At Metinvest Polytechnic, this is a crucial priority: the university combines academic instruction with practical internships, international partnerships, and the integration of global technological standards into the learning process. One example of this approach is a four-week internship completed by Metinvest Polytechnic technical university professor Volodymyr Pashynskyi at Danieli Academy (Buttrio, Italy). DANIELI & C. Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche is among the world’s top three leaders in the design and production of metallurgical equipment and is working together with Metinvest on a project for environmentally friendly steel production.The professor acquired practical expertise and direct experience with contemporary metallurgical techniqu

According to Roman Matsiura, a Zaporizhstal worker turned soldier, protecting the nation entails more than just combat; it also requires reinforcing the home front.Fifty-year-old Roman Matsiura, a native of Zaporizhzhia, had a long history of involvement with metallurgy, but he had always been ready to defend his homeland. Roman recounts, "I completed my studies at a military department, was called to serve in 2015 for a year, and then released by presidential decree. I spent a considerable time working at Zaporizhstal. However, I realized an all-out invasion was unavoidable and that the military would require my service once more, so in 2021, I entered into a reservist contract, awaiting mobilization.In 2016, he started working at the Zaporizhstal plant as an electrician in the steelmaking shop. At various times, both his mother and wife also worked at the plant. “Our work at the Open Hearth Shop was dynamic and challenging, but we all understood its importance, so we worked in a coo

Metinvest Group has been named among the top-ten most successful company investors in Ukraine, according to dsnews.ua.The publication’s list includes both Ukrainian and foreign companies. The dsnews.ua editorial team selected the most successful participants based on the impact of their investments – on shareholders, Ukrainian citizens and the state. Particular attention was given to major investments that:▪️ strengthen the country’s economic potential by introducing or developing new technologies▪️ invest in critical and promising sectors that contribute to the economic recovery and national security▪️ establish R&D departments and fund innovative projects▪️ invest in human capital by creating high-quality jobs, expanding and adapting staff development programmes and supporting the reintegration of veterans.According to the article “Top 10 Successful Company Investors in Ukraine”, total capital investment in the country increased by 35% last year, reaching UAH 534.4 billion. In the f

Following his demobilization, he rejoined Zaporizhstal and decided to advance his career. Tyshchenko has been employed at the Zaporizhstal steel plant for 22 years, serving a decade as a crane operator in the hot rolling mill's slab section. He was inspired to join the company by his elder brother, who worked in the open-hearth shop at that time. In 2023, Volodymyr enlisted in the 36th Separate Marine Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.Volodymyr recounts his time as a grenade launcher operator in intense combat areas like Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson, where he sustained a serious shrapnel injury near Krynky. He credits crucial moral and financial assistance from his network during a lengthy recovery period. Although he rejoined the military after rehabilitation, he was ultimately discharged due to health issues preventing full active duty, promptly returning to work at the plant. Despite initial contraindications for physical exertion, he dedicated himself to recovery post-se

The family medicine outpatient clinic in Nedaivoda village, within the Hleiuvate territorial community, is nearing the end of its reconstruction. The Metinvest Group supported the upgrading of the medical facility's surrounding area. Once the essential equipment is bought and set up, the clinic will provide services to roughly 1,400 residents from three local areas.During the reconstruction, the clinic underwent a complete replacement of the heating and water supply systems, installation of a new diesel generator to ensure uninterrupted operation during power outages, and construction of a modular boiler house. The medical facility also received new windows, insulated façades, and a renovated roof. The renovation works were carried out at the initiative of the deputies of the Hleiuvate community.Metinvest also joined this important project to support the medical facility. With the company’s funding, new curbstones were installed, access roads and parking areas were asphalted, handrail

The employees of the Recruitment, Training and Personnel Development Department of the Mining Department, together with the Youth Union, presented Metinvest’s Kryvyi Rih enterprises at a career orientation event held at the Kryvyi Rih Mining and Electromechanical Vocational College. The Open Door Day was attended by students of grades 8–9 from schools in the Pokrovskyi district of Kryvyi Rih.The need for skilled professionals in technical fields has steadily increased annually, a trend exacerbated by the war that has worsened staffing issues for industrial companies, including Central and Northern Iron Ore. Consequently, representatives of Metinvest's Iron Ore actively conduct career counseling for secondary and vocational school students, arranging and joining activities aimed at drawing youth into the sector. Selecting the ideal initial employment is undeniably a crucial phase in excelling in a profession. Metinvest's Kryvyi Rih plants have consistently aided aspiring professionals

Serhii Skorbun, head of the external projects coordination department in the CEO’s office at Metinvest Group, spoke at the Western Ukrainian Business Forum in Ivano-Frankivsk about the need for the state to support industry, the conditions required to increase production and the potential synergies between Ukraine and Europe during the metallurgical sector’s green transition.The region’s largest business event brought together over 20 speakers, including representatives of business, government, the public sector, and members of the investment community.The forum discussed strategies for the development of Ukrainian business during wartime, investment opportunities, technological innovation and partnerships between the state and the private sector. The event was organised by the Ivano-Frankivsk Business Association.Serhii Skorbun took part in the “Strong Industry – a Driver of Economic Growth” panel discussion. The discussion also featured executives from Modern-Expo Group and the Text

Personnel from the Central Iron Ore beneficiation plant and emergency teams assessed their collaborative response to a hypothetical combat-related emergency.Emergency scenarios that might occur during wartime are still being rehearsed at Metinvest's Iron Ore in Kryvyi Rih. A recent exercise at Central Iron Ore’s beneficiation plant involved experts from all levels assess their understanding and solidify response algorithms.The training scenario plan was created following prior approval from Ihor Toniev, the General Director of Metinvest Iron Ore. Additionally, several collaborative preliminary meetings took place involving department directors, alongside theoretical instructional sessions for both headquarters leaders and observers. These sessions covered detailed interaction protocols for the training, such as the functions of each participant, unit duties, and other relevant details.The effectiveness of the participants' performance during the training was assessed by observers, who

At the largest technology conference in Transcarpathia – Future Code: AI – professors from the technical university Metinvest Polytechnic explored the latest trends in artificial intelligence and looked for ways to integrate these technologies into the university’s educational process and research projects. Марина ДЕРЖЕВЕЦЬКА Approximately 300 individuals, including AI specialists, business figures, educators, and members of the IT sector, attended the Uzhhorod event. This conference provided a venue for exploring AI's use in education, business, medicine, public governance, and international projects. The Transcarpathia IT Cluster, AI HOUSE, Uzhhorod National University (UzhNU), and the Uzhhorod City Council's Department of Culture, Youth, and Sports were among the organizing bodies. Maryna DERZHEVETSKA, Associate Professor in the Department of Digital Technologies and Project-Analytical Solutions at Metinvest Polytechnic, participated in the event and stated: "The topic of artificia