STRATEGY 1. STRENGTHENING LONG-TERM ACCESS TO RAW MATERIALS Western Siberia contains significant reserves of oil and gas, as well as associated petroleum gas (APG) and liquid hydrocarbons - by-products of oil and gas production that are available in the region. One of the key goals of SIBUR's strategy is to ensure long-term access to feedstock at attractive prices and to offer oil and gas companies an efficient solution for processing by-products. SIBUR operates the largest integrated infrastructure in Russia for the processing and transportation of raw materials in Western Siberia. SIBUR provides the Russian oil industry with not only an economically profitable, but also a unique environmental solution to the problem of APG flaring in accordance with legal requirements. In line with SIBUR's goals to expand long-term partnerships with major Russian oil and gas companies, the weighted average term of long-term contracts for the supply of APG and liquid hydrocarbons is 17 years. 2. MONETIZATION OF UNIQUE ACCESS TO RAW MATERIALS Implementing a strategy to monetize premium access to raw materials in Western Siberia, SIBUR expanded the infrastructure of the fuel and raw materials business, including the construction of new processing facilities at an integrated production site in Tobolsk, as well as a 1,100 km product pipeline from Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug to Tobolsk and a marine terminal in Ust-Luga for logical completion of the value chain and increasing sales in the domestic and export markets. SIBUR launched several world-class complexes - Tobolsk-Polymer, RusVinyl, which changed the balance of the Russian polymer market. These investments have increased the value, efficiency and balance of the Company's vertically integrated business. In 2014, SIBUR launched the largest project in the history of Russian and Soviet petrochemistry - the construction of the ZapSibNeftekhim complex. 3. UNLEASHING THE GROWTH POTENTIAL IN THE DOMESTIC MARKET The growth rate of demand for basic polymers in Russia is ahead of the world. The country's industrial and transport infrastructure is undergoing modernization, contributing to the growth in demand for materials and the average per capita consumption of petrochemical products, which is now at a low level compared to developed markets. In addition, in Russia to date, a large share of domestic demand for both basic petrochemicals and further processed products has been met by expensive imports due to a lack of adequate production capacity. SIBUR plans to take advantage of the unique opportunity to benefit from the long-term growth of the domestic market, including through import substitution. 4. IMPROVING OPERATING EFFICIENCY SIBUR is also working to improve efficiency within the Company, seeks to reduce risks and create a more stable and sustainable business. SIBUR invests in technology and training to ensure the safety of its employees and regions where the Company operates, as well as reducing its environmental impact. Last news SIBUR Increases APG Acceptance Capacities at Tyumen Compressor Station SIBUR increased the capacity of the Tyumen compressor station to receive associated petroleum gas (APG) from 1.05 bcm per year to 1.65 bcm per year. The project was implemented in cooperation with the oil company Rosneft. More details LIMITATION OF LIABILITY INFORMATION DISCLOSURE SITE MAP