Lena Gold-Mining Public Joint Stock Company Lenzoloto (LNZLP.ME), a subsidiary of JSC Polyus Krasnoyarsk, engages in the exploration, mining, development, and production of gold properties, primarily focusing on placer deposits in Russia's Irkutsk region; the company manages subsidiaries including Lensib ZAO, Sevzoto ZAO, Svetlyi ZAO, Marakan ZAO, and Dalnyaya Tayga ZAO that operate 10 dredging sites and 42 surface production sites for gold extraction and distribution, alongside ancillary services such as airport rentals, repair and maintenance of production assets, leasing, engineering and geological research, sale of goods and materials, and transport services. Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Bodaybo, Russia, at Mira Street 4, Lenzoloto targets domestic markets within the gold mining segment of the non-ferrous metals industry, with operations confined to Russia including the Irkutsk region and adjacent areas. In recent developments, shareholders approved the company's liquidation in August 2025 following the 2020 sale of its key operating subsidiary ZDK Lenzoloto—holding all production assets and licenses—to Polyus Krasnoyarsk for 19.9 billion rubles, after which Polyus resold ZDK to a third party in 2024, leaving Lenzoloto as a cash-holding shell with revenues limited to deposit interest and foreign exchange gains, and net assets of approximately 333 million rubles as of early 2025 designated for distribution among shareholders prior to dissolution.