In 2017 Komsomolskoye Mine Group, situated in Ukraine-uncontrolled territory, received 370.17 million UAH of net loss as opposed to 20.93 million of net profit in 2016. The company net income fell 11.9-fold, to 30.356 million UAH. Undistributed profit totaled 243.284 million UAH. Last year the company produced 37.584 thousand tons of limestone. (Ukrainian metal)
The supervisory board of Komsomolskoye Mine Group, a part of Metinvest, has cancelled the office of the acting CEO Alexander Dakhnovsky, having appointed the Krasnodonugol financial director Valentin Kononov to this office instead. According to the company statement, the decision was taken at the board meeting on July 28. Dakhnovsky has been the acting CEO…
Komsomolskoye Mine Group, nationalized by the terrorist organization Donetsk People’s Republic, created and supported by Russia, has been transferred to the ownership of Vneshtorgservice. “I have an interesting document. This is the certificate of the registration in the so-called DPR of a new owner of one of the Metinvest assets – Komsomolskoye Mine Group. The…
Militants of the so-called Donetsk People’s Republic, a terrorist organization created and supported by Russia, are looking for sales markets for Komsomolskoye Mine Group on the territory of Russia. The terrorists are trying to reorient the once major flux supplier to Russian enterprises. The company employs some 1 thousand people as opposed to around 4…
Shareholders of Komsomolskoye Mine Group have decided to increase the supervisory board from 1 member to 5. According to the company statement, Yuri Ryzhenkov, Alexander Pogozhev, Julia Dankova, Svetlana Romanova and Olga Larina (all of them top-managers at Metinvest Holding) have become members of the supervisory board. They have been elected for 3 years. At…
The supervisory board of Komsomolskoye Mine Group has reelected Yuri Polyakov the general director of the company.
In 2015 Komsomolskoye Mine Group received 100.5 million UAH of losses.
Shareholders of the Makeevka Subsidiary of Yenakievo Iron and Steel Works, Komsomolskoye Mine Group and Donetskkoks (all from Donetsk region) plan to decide on the companies’ location at their meeting on December 17.
