Kolmar, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) and Baosteel Resources (China) have concluded an agreement to continue cooperation. The memorandum provides for a long-term cooperating and exports of coking coals to China. By 2021 Kolmar intends to have increased coal mining and processing at all of its enterprises to 20 million tons. The company has started…
VaninoTransUg, a part of Kolmar, has started constructing a berth under the project to create a coal terminal in the bay of Muchka in the port of Vanino. The project has been carried out since April 2017. All infrastructure has been created. The machinery is being manufactured and has been paid for. It is expected…
By 2021 Kolmar intends to have mined 22 million tons of coal at the Yuzhnaya Yakutia territory of rapid development. “18 million tons of coal will be extracted from mines. That’s 12 million tons at Inaglinskaya-2 mine (two stages of 6 million tons each) and 6 million tons at the Denisovsky GOK mine. 4 million…
Kolmar LLC has put into operation the Denisovskaya Processing Factory in Yakutia. According to the company CEO Artem Levin, the factory was constructed record-fast – it took less than a year from the start of the design work to the construction. This year the factory is expected to reach its full capacity of 6 million…
Kolmar intends to start supplying coal to India having commissioned the coal terminal in the port of Vanino. After the construction VaninoTransUgol will be able to load large vessels. At present because of the long logistics scheme and low deadweight such a cooperation is unprofitable. Now the company has contracts for the supply of coking…
Russian coal producer Kolmar plans to raise coal production to 6.5 million tons in 2018 from 4.5 million tons in 2017, CEO Sergei Tsivilyov said on February 27. “In 2017 we already produced 4.5 million tons of coal, we’ve now purchased a lot of equipment, and our plans for 2018 is 6.5 million tons of…
Coal producer Kolmar plans to invest about $2 billion in a plant on the territory of accelerated development Southern Yakutia and a terminal in the free port of Vladivostok until 2021, CEO Sergei Tsyvilyov declared on February 21. Construction of the Inaglinsky plant comprising an enrichment facility and three mines will require 62 billion ruble…
Inaglinsky GOK, 100% owned by Kolmar Group LLC, has purchased two sites with coal deposits in Neryungrinsky district of Yakutia for 182.4 million rubles. The auctions have been considered not taken place, as there was only one bid – from Inaglinsky GOK. According to the auction commission, the bid meets all the demands and the…