EN MEDIA CENTER Home About URALCHEM History History 2018 PMU Branch launched the production of micro-prilled urea VMF improves the quality and increases the output of clarified phosphoric acid KCCW Branch started the ‘Online Advisor for DGD’ project 2017 Mineral Fertilizers, JSC reorganises into PMF Branch of URALCHEM, JSC in the city of Perm VMF starts production of new water-soluble Aqua Drop fertilisers 2016 URALCHEM started developing an own dealer network in the domestic market Production of water-soluble fertilizers switched to industrial-scale URALCHEM commenced commercial production of granulated higher aliphatic amines 2015 The name of the company changed to Joint Stock Company “United Chemical Company URALCHEM (JSC URALCHEM) 2014 URALCHEM implemented an integrated program to upgrade production facilities and improve operational procedures. The URALCHEM company became a controlling shareholder in SIA Ventamonjaks. 2013 URLACHEM OJSC and LLC RIGA COMMERCIAL PORT (RTO) completed construction and opened a terminal at the Riga Port. Acquired a 19.99% stake in the nominal capital of Uralkali, PJSC. Production of water-soluble fertilizers started: monoammonium phosphate (MAP) at VMF and calcium nitrate at MFP KCCW. Establishment of a new branch – United Service Center (USC) 2012 Consolidation of 100% of JSC Perm Mineral Fertilizers in ownership of the URALCHEM Group. URALCHEM Group is the largest producer of ammonia and ammonium nitrate and the second-largest urea producer in Russia. Production of innovative NS 30:7 at MFP KCCW started. 2011 Increased its stake in Kirovo-Chepetsk Chemical Works, OJSC to 100%. Consolidation in ownership of 100% of Voskresensk Mineral Fertilizers, OJSC. Certification of SIA URALCHEM Trading within FIAS 2010 Increased its stake in Voskresensk Mineral Fertilizers, OJSC to 89.89%. Completion of the next stage of reorganization of joint stock companies – parts of URALCHEM Group Kirovo-Chepetsk Chemical Works, OJSC (OJSC KCHCHW) was dissolved Dissolution of OJSC Azot due to reorganization in the form of a merger with OJSC URALCHEM Registration of all products of URALCHEM Group with the European Chemical Agency under the REACH. 2009 Increased its stake in Togliattiazot, OJSC to 9.7% Acquired a 44.3% stake in JSC Perm Mineral Fertilizers by URALCHEM Group, increasing its total stake to 46.5%. Established a SIA Riga Fertilizer Terminal with SIA Riga Commercial Port 2008 Acquired a controlling stake (71.7%) in Voskresensk Mineral Fertilizers, OJSC. Established URALCHEM Handel (Germany) and URALCHEM Trading Do Brasil Ltda (Brazil) Acquired a 7.5% stake in Togliattiazot, OJSC. Acquired a 7.5% stake in Togliattiazot, OJSC. Opened URALCHEM Trading House, LLC 2007 URALCHEM-Trans, LLC was founded URALCHEM Freight Limited was established URALCHEM, OJSC was established 2006 Reorganization was performed on the Voskresensk Mineral Fertilizers property structure Mineral Fertilizers Works in Perm was the first producer of nitrogen fertilizers to effect practical update of one of the most important types of equipment – a urea reactor manufactured by SchoellerBleckmanNooter, Austria 2004 Kirovo-Chepetsk Chemical Works was privatized. 2002 ISO 9001 Quality Management System was introduced at Voskresensk Mineral Fertilizers 1999 Voskresensk Mineral Fertilizers started to produce diammonium phosphate (DAP) – one of the products supplied for export 1996 Berezniki Chemical Works (Azot) started production of a new product for industrial purposes - porous ammonium nitrate 1981 A fertiliser manufacturing plant was built on the basis of the production association Permnefteorgsintez. 1978 Construction of the gas pipeline Okhansk – Kirovo-Chepetsk was finished and production of mineral fertilizers was launched at the Kirovo-Chepetsk Chemical Works. 1974 Transition of ammonia production at Berezninki Chemical Works from coke to natural gas. 1973 Construction of the mineral fertilizers plant began, which consequently became a part of Kirovo-Chepetsk Chemical Works, OJSC 1966 A complex for the production of contact sulphuric acid was put into operation at the Voskresensk Chemical Workshop 1959 Beginning of reconstruction of the Voskresensk Chemical Workshop 1938 Beginning of construction of the plant that consequently became B.P. Konstantinov Kirovo-Chepetsk Chemical Works, OJSC. 1932 First synthetic ammonia – the major product of Berezniki Chemical Works – was manufactured 1930 The first workshop for the production of ground rock phosphate, with a capacity of 200 thousand tons per year, was put into operation. 1929 Beginning of construction of Berezniki Chemical Works. ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY PRODUCTS PROCUREMENT GOVERNANCE AND REPORTING CONTACTS MEDIA CENTER Financial results Corporate governance Sitemap URALCHEM JSC 2007-2019 Made by