Dorogobuzh
MMOEX:DGBZ73.79
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-0.09
(-0.12%)
ISIN
RU0007661674
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- CEO
- Vladimir Yakovlevich Kunitsky
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Chemicals: agricultural
- Address
- Dorogobuzh Russian Federation
- IPO Date
- Dec 21, 2006
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- Public Joint Stock Company Dorogobuzh is a Russian chemical company and a core manufacturing subsidiary of Acron Group that specializes in the production and distribution of mineral fertilizers and industrial chemical products. The company operates through two primary business segments: Mineral Fertilizers and Industrial Products. Its comprehensive product portfolio includes nitrogen fertilizers, such as agricultural-grade ammonium nitrate, porous ammonium nitrate for technical and mining applications, and calcium ammonium nitrate; complex mineral fertilizers, featuring various grades of nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium (NPK) compound fertilizers and biomodified NPK formulations enriched with beneficial soil microorganisms; and industrial chemicals, consisting of anhydrous ammonia, dilute and concentrated nitric acid, and liquid carbon dioxide. Dorogobuzh supplies its products to agricultural enterprises, industrial manufacturing facilities, and mining operators across the Russian Federation through the Agronova distribution network, as well as to international markets spanning Latin America, Asia, Africa, and the Commonwealth of Independent States. Founded in 1965 and headquartered in Dorogobuzh, Smolensk Oblast, Russia, the company has recently advanced major technical modernization initiatives, including extensive upgrades and overhauls of its ammonia synthesis unit to expand production capacity toward 830,000 metric tons per year, the deployment of proprietary domestic automated process control systems to enhance production efficiency and operational autonomy, the introduction of innovative bio-fertilizer lines designed to optimize nutrient absorption, and capital-intensive infrastructure restoration and safety enhancements across its ammonium nitrate storage and transportation facilities.