Спілкуватися з однолітками наживо – зараз це бажання чи не всіх дітей, які через війну навчаються дистанційно.Саме тому на початку літа і канікул комбінат Запоріжсталь вирішив організувати для дітей своїх співробітників чудове свято спілкування і дозвілля. В прифронтовому місті особливо важливо підтримувати моральний стан дітей.Півсотні діток віком від 5 до 15 років взяли участь у різноманітних активностях, вікторинах, естафетах, дискотеці та інші розвагах та трохи відволіктися. - Хочемо, щоб у дітей був святковий настрій на початку літа і тому вирішили провести цей захід. Хочемо, що у наших діточок було сьогодні максимально багато позитивних емоцій та щоб вони змогли весело провести цей день, – каже працівник комбінату Запоріжсталь Олександр БУТКЕВИЧ.І це дійсно вдалося. - Атмосфера доброзичлива, дружня. Діти посміхаються і це головне. Живе спілкування – ось цього нашим дітям вкрай не вистачає. Діти навчаються онлайн. А спілкування офлайн – це завжди добре.Сьогодні перший день літа.

Metinvest Kryvyi Rih Iron Ores continue to practice actions that can save the lives of colleagues and production equipment during emergencies, including during the war. Another training was held in the mining and transport shop No. 1 of Northern Iron Ore, during which employees of the structural unit, together with emergency services, worked out actions to manage risks during emergencies.Previously, specialists developed and agreed with the administration of the plant a plan-scenario of a comprehensive training and held a number of joint meetings with the participation of directors in the areas, as well as theoretical training of headquarters heads and observers. According to legend, as a result of the explosion and the blast wave, the unit's facilities were de-energized on the territory of MTS-1, the fuel tanker driver was injured and smoke was found near the gas station.The training was attended by employees of the shop, in particular firefighting and pre-medical units, as well as o

Oleksandr Vodoviz, head of the Chief Executive Officer’s Office of Metinvest Group talked about the main barriers to the inflow of foreign investment into Ukraine and instruments for attracting funds during wartime at the Forbes Money Finance and Investment Forum held on 30 May in Kyiv.The main financial event of the year brought together more than 30 speakers, including leading economists, investors and representatives from government and business. The forum addressed macroeconomic forecasts for Ukraine for 2025-2026, the impact of global events, including the change of leadership in the US, the adaptation of Ukrainian business to new conditions, geoeconomic shifts in global markets and their implications for Ukraine, as well as the investment climate and prospects for attracting capital.Vodoviz participated in the “Climate Matters: Dialogue Between Business and Government” panel. The discussion also featured Danylo Hetmantsev, Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Finance, Tax

Representatives of Metinvest, Petrivka Village Council and NGO "Kryvyi Rih Foundation of the Future" signed a memorandum of cooperation. This document confirmed further cooperation and areas of community development.Metinvest has been a reliable partner of the Petrivka territorial community for many years. Currently, it has about 20 thousand residents. Before the start of the full-scale war, joint work had been aimed at developing the infrastructure of the Petrivka region. Now the priority is the implementation of security projects."Metinvest Consolidated Iron Ore continues to help the communities of Kirovohrad and Dnipropetrovsk regions. We enshrined our intentions to support the Petrivska community in an annual memorandum of cooperation. We accept the new reality and understand which projects are relevant to us. While the war is going on, the top priority is security, it is the comfort of residents, their families and children. Therefore, we decided this year to direct efforts to eq

A resident of Zaporizhzhia gave up his exemption from military service provided by his enterprise, volunteered to defend Ukraine, his family and homeland from the Russian aggressor, and returned home on his shield.Before the full-scale war, Ihor Vasiukevych worked for over 12 years in the coal preparation shop at Zaporizhkoks. Throughout his entire professional career, he worked alongside his colleague and supervisor, senior foreman Anatolii Henchev."Ihor was one of the best workers in our department that we have ever encountered, and we have met many. He joined our shop as a young and inexperienced employee in 2010. So we all helped him adapt to the workplace, taught him, and shared our experience. He quite quickly and easily fitted into the team – both as a responsible specialist and as a sociable colleague," recalled Anatolii HENCHEV.In his position as foreman, Ihor was responsible for the well-coordinated work of his section and the fulfilment of production plans. The foundation o

How big business is dealing with staff shortages, why veterans are becoming an asset to industry, and what opportunities Metinvest is offering those coming home from the war: as explored in NV magazine.Despite the losses inflicted by the war, Metinvest Group remains the largest company in Ukraine’s mining and metals sector. Over the decade-long Russian invasion, it has also become the country’s leading employer of veterans.The economy’s foundationsExperts agree: industry without metallurgy is like a building without foundations; it will not stand the test of time. Before the full-scale war, the mining and metallurgical complex accounted for about one-third of all industrial investment. In 2021 alone, enterprises in the sector invested almost US$2 billion. Together with related industries, the complex generated roughly 10% of GDP. Even after heavy wartime losses, it still accounts for around 7%.At present, the mining and metallurgical industry employs 60,000 people, or 360,000 includin

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