Norilsk Nickel

50 %
of global palladium production
Norilsk Nickel Group is the largest producer of nickel and palladium in the world, and one of the largest producers of copper and platinum.
Norilsk Nickel also produces by-product metals: cobalt, chromium, rhodium, silver, gold, iridium, ruthenium, selenium, tellurium and sulfur.
Norilsk Nickel explores, prospects, produces, enriches and processes mineral resources, and produces, markets and sells precious and non-ferrous metals.
Norilsk Nickel’s production facilities are located in five countries on three continents..
As a long-term strategic investment, Interros manages a 34.6% stake in OJSC Norilsk Nickel, MMC.
President — Chairman of the Management Board: Vladimir Potanin
Chairman of the Board:
Gareth Penny
11 Bolshaya Tatarskaya St.
Tel: +7 (495) 787 7667
Fax: +7 (495) 785 5808
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Norilsk Nickel is entering a new stage in business development. Under Vladimir Potanin’s operational management, Norilsk Nickel aims to maximize efficiency. With this goal in mind, Norilsk Nickel MMC is making changes to its ambitious investment program through 2025. In 2013 investment decreased by $200 mln compared to 2012, a record year, and amounted to 75.4 bln rub or $2.5 bln. Cost-cutting operations enabled this reduction, while maintaining project funding in full. All programs became more targeted and efficient, and thus less expensive.
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The combined investment into these projects will amount up to RUB 90 billion over the next four years. As a result, the Company is expecting to significantly increase the production of base and platinum group metals (PGMs).
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The exhibit showcases the cultures of Taimyr’s indigenous peoples — the Nganasan, Entsi, Dolgan, and Evenks — in a dialogue with Russian avant-garde and modernism art movements, namely with artworks by Kazimir Malevich, Nikolai Suetin, and Vasily Vatagin, among others.

Norilsk Nickel plans to invest more than $12bn in production development over the next five years in order to boost production volumes, Mr. Potanin told President Vladimir Putin in a meeting on December 10th.
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Vladimir Potanin informed President Vladimir Putin about Norilsk Nickel’s 2016 performance and the company’s current operations.
Norilsk Nickel embarked on a long-term development program that will last through 2023. Once implemented, it will lead to a 50 percent increase in the production of ore, and will almost double company's enrichment volumes. By 2023 Norilsk Nickel plans to reduce air pollutant emissions by 75 percent. Norilsk Nickel will create three thousand additional jobs to make sure that the upgrades do not lead to social tensions. That will require approximately 1 trillion rubles of investments, 250 billion of which will go towards environmental protection programs.

The Visitor Center of the Pasvik State Nature Reserve, Murmansk District, has opened its doors. The project, financed by Norilsk Nickel, took several years to complete. The investment totaled 77.5 million rubles