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JSC PROMARMATURA Possibilitys of Joint Business in Ukraine JSC PROMARMATURA possibilitys of joint business in Ukraine 2 3 Ladies and gentlemen Promarmatura company expresses its respect and presents opportunities for joint business in Ukraine. Promarmatura is the largest Ukrainian manufacturer and integrated supplier of pipe valves of different grades of ordinary and special steels and alloys For more than 20 years of work Promarmatura proved itself a reliable partner, upplying its products to dozens of companies from Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Austria. Yours faithfully The reference list on page 8 All activities of the company Promarmatura certified for compliance with the international standard of quality Igor Mezhebovsky management ISO 9001 and European standards and General Director directives JSC PROMARMATURA Permits and certificates on page 6 The ownership of the company - a full cycle product plant, including metallurgical and forging production, the production of machinery products in Mirgorod Poltava region (the largest agricultural area for growing corn and the leading region of Ukrainian oil and gas productuion) and the city of Dnipropetrovsk region - Slavgorod (the largest industrial region), as well as business center and warehouse in Dnepropetrovsk. The structure of the company on page 4 AlexanderChelyadin Our industrial, technological, logistical and human resources Board of Directors Chairman give us ability to expand existing business, developing new SC PROMARMATURA types of metallurgical and engineering products, and create almost new projects. We can offer you are in our property warehouses and operating enterprises (including the land on which our facilities are located) with all theirs infrastructure for the creation of new businesses – up to a complete change of the profile of one of our plants. We are ready to jointly master the production of various kinds of products, including the processing of agricultural products, organizing assembly production of trucks, agricultural machinery and various equipments for consumers in any region. We are ready to invest our property, including land, and own money in long-term projects with a stable and growing markets. We are open for collaboration and cooperation and offer you our capabilities and 20 years of experience in organizing and doing business in Ukraine. 4 5 JSC ARMAPROM (Mirgorod Valve Plant), PJSC «SLAVGOROD FITTING VALVES PLANT» Mirgorod city, Poltava region Foundry: Unique steel-smelting gas-oxygen refining converter Slavgorod city, Dnepropetrovsk region (GOR) (analogue of AOD-process) with capacity up to 7tn of liquid Metal-forming press shop: forging press with load 1000 tn – 2 metal, two arch smelt-furnaces with capacity up to 4,5tn, two units, load 400 tn – 1 unit, load 250 tn - 2 units, block hammer double-crucible coreless-type induction furnaces with capacity with load 3,15 tn. 0,65tn. Form-making – by technology of Hardening Таr-Sand Machine workshop. Quantity of machines - 345 units Process of company FAT (Germany) and shell mould casting (pre- Surfacing, assembling, painting departments. Testing complex. coated sand). The plant produces pipe-line valves DN 6-40 and PN 16-373 Machine workshop. Quantity of machines - 780 units. Precision and also has serial manufacture of products for mining and machining of parts is possible. engineering industries. Design bureau. Modern system of three dimension designing SolidWorks, program complex SprutCAM allow developing of Convenient logistic location: program controls for machining of parts with different level of High-way Kharkov-Simferopol ------1 km complexity on 3, 4 and 5 coordinate machining centers with CNC Zaporozhye -------------30 km for producing stamps, die molds, casting molds, prototype models, Dnepropetrovsk--------------------70 km master-models, parts of machines and constructions. Department for manufacturing of moulds. 5-coordinate machining •Area of land property ----- 51 900 sq m center with CNC. •Area of production work-shops metal-forming -------- 7 800 sq m Certified factory laboratory. Mechanical and spectral laboratories. •Administrative buildings -- 308 and 453 sq m All kinds of non-destructive control, including dye penetrant •Power delivered ---------3 495 kW. inspection and magnetic powder flaw detection, ultrasonic and X- •Water supply: central and autonomous ray control. Testing complex. Welding department certified according to EN ISO 14732 We offer: developing and manufacturing products of The plant makes serial production of pipe-line valves DN 50-1200 engineering, metallurgical and agricultural application, and PN 10-450, accepts orders for manufacturing of pump bodies, cooperation in creating new types of production on the engines, agricultural machines, parts for engineering, mining, facilities of the plant. metallurgical equipment, products for food, medical and chemical industries. There is a possibility to cast ingots with weight from 1 to 5 tn for further forging. Convenient logistic location: Kiev-------------------------------250 km Lvov /EU border/-----------790 km Kharkov /RF border/--------240 km •Own rail-way branch •Area of land property 107 557 sq m •Area production work-shops 55 000 sq m •Administrative and laboratory building / 4 storeys/– 4 113 sq m •Own electric substations 110/6-10kV & 6/0,4 kV Power 24 850 kW. •Natural gas, pressure 0,8 atm •Water supply: central and autonomous •Station of drain waters neutralization We offer: developing and manufacturing products of engineering, metallurgical and agricultural application, cooperation in creating new types of production on the facilities of the plant. We are ready to develop production of goods under producers’ license. 6 7 STORAGE COMPLEX, village Balovka of Dnepropetrovsk region Has all necessary equipment for acceptance, storage and treatment of different cargoes, delivered by trucks and by rail- way. Has lifting and loading equipment, including loaders KAMATSU, auto-crane 12 tn, two travelling cranes 20 and 12 tn. The company has own park of vehicles– more than 50 units including truck-tractors DAF, RENO, MAN, trailers Kögel, auto- crane, elevated work platform. We are members of Association of International Road Carriers of Ukraine. Convenient logistic location: Dnepropetrovsk ----------------10 km High-way Donetsk-Kiev-Lvov -------1 km Kharkov /RF border/--------240 km •Own rail-way branch line to the station •On the territory of our complex there are 3 own rail lines and own shunting diesel locomotive •Sheltered ramp •Area of land property --140 000 sq m •Area of sheltered storage facilities ----47 000 sq m •Open metal storage - - ------- 6 000 sq m •Exhibition ground for sales of agricultural machines 6 950 sq m •Power delivered 664 kW. We offer: free ware-house areas and open storage grounds for acceptance, storage and treatment of cargoes, organization of exhibitions and sales of machinery. INDUSTRIAL SITE, Dnepropetrovsk city •Land property with area 12 300 sq m •Land property with area 17 116 sq m •Production and administrative building 2 182 sq m •Production building 3 500 sq m •Power delivered 475 kW. We offer: organization of different types of industrial production, including minor metallurgical, on free areas of this object. 8 The reference list of JSC PROMARMATURA 9 JSC "PROMARMATURA" carries out deliveries of the goods to the following enterprisesе Power industry In Ukraine: SD "South-Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant" Rivne Nuclear Power Plant Mining and iron and steel industry Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant LLC " DTEK Shidenergo " Kurakhovska TPP РJSC "ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih LLC " DTEK Shidenergo " Luganska TPP PJSC “ILYICH IRON AND STEEL WORKS” PJSC " DTEK Zahidenergo" Burshtynska TPP PJSC "EVRAZ - DMZ Petrovskogo " LLC " DTEK Dniproenergo" KrivorozhskaTPP PJSC "AZOVSTAL IRON & STEEL WORKS" and other TPP of DTEK Group PJSC "Sukha Balka PJSC “YENAKIIEVE IRON AND STEEL WORKS” In Republic of Belarus PSC «Donetsk metallurgical plant» Oil and gas industry JSC “Zaporizhstal” PJSC " Alchevsk Iron & Steel Works " “Belorusneft" state-owned petroleum company PJSC Dneprovsky Integrated Iron&Steel Works named after Dzershinsky JSC “Gomeltransoil Druzhba” CJSC "Makeevsky metallurgical plant" OJSC "Naftan" LLC “DTEK Mine Komsomolets Donbassa” and other mines of JSC “Mozyr Oil Refinery” DTEK group OJSC "Naftan", plant "Polymir" PJSC " Zaporozhye FerroalloyPlant " PJSC "Marganetz Iron Ore Enrichment Works (GOK)" Chemical industry PJSC "Nikopol Ferroalloys Plant" PJSC "Stakhanov Ferroalloys Plant " JSC "Grodno Azot" PJSC "Ordzhonikidze Iron Ore Enrichment Works” (GOK) and OJSC "SvetlogorskKhimvolokno" other enterprizes of PRIVAT Group JSC "Gomel Chemical Plant" DTEK Pavlogradvugillia JSC “Svetlogorsk pulp and board plant” Oil and gas industry In Republic of Kazakhstan PJSC «UKRNAFTA» OJSC «UKRTATNAFTA» Mining and iron and steel industry OJSC "Lisichansk oil refinary plant" JSC "Naftokhimik Prykarpattya" UkrGasVydobuvannya J S C " ArcelorMittal Temirtau " Sokolov-Sarbai Mining Production Association (SSGPO) LLC "Kazpromservice" Chemical industry Atomic Company KAZATOMPROM LLC "Kazpromservice" PJSC "Makeevkoks" PJSC "Semiconductor Plant" Zaporizhia Power industry PJSC "Bagleikoks" PJSC "ALCHEVSK BY-PRODUCT COKING PLANT" LLP " Kazakhmys Energy Corporation " PJSC "DneprAzot" JSC «Zhaiykteploenergo» (Uralsk city) PJSC “CherkassyAzot” "Almaty Power Stations" (JSC "AlES") PJSC "Group "Stirol" JSC "Transenergo" (Aktobe city) PJSC "RivneAzot" PJSC " CRIMEAN SODA PLANT " 10 11 In Russian Federation Mining and iron and steel industry PJSC
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