PAO "ZAPSIBGAZPROM" PFR

PAO "ZAPSIBGAZPROM" PFR

MMOEX:ZSGPP
13.50
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-0.67
(-4.73%)
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Company Description

Sector
Utilities
Industry
Gas distributors
Address
Tyumen Russian Federation
Website
zsgp.ru
Business
PAO Zapsibgazprom is a Russian infrastructure construction, engineering, and energy development company headquartered in Tyumen, Russia. Founded in 1972 on the foundation of the Tyumenstroygazdobycha trust and operating as part of the Metropol Group, the company specializes in turnkey engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) projects across complex terrain and extreme climatic environments. PAO Zapsibgazprom operates through several specialized divisions and key subsidiaries, most notably LLC Zapsibgazprom-Gazifikatsiya, delivering industrial, civil, and specialized engineering solutions. The company provides a comprehensive portfolio of services and products across multiple core business segments: gasification and pipeline infrastructure services, including the feasibility planning, design, laying, and commissioning of trunk gas pipelines, regional distribution networks, inter-settlement gas grids, automated gas distribution stations, and compressed natural gas stations; extreme-climate and polar engineering services, including the design, logistics, and turnkey assembly of modular autonomous polar stations, specialized military infrastructure, and snow-ice airfields engineered on hydraulic support systems for permafrost and glacier conditions; civil and social construction services, comprising the development of multi-family residential complexes, administrative buildings, schools, kindergartens, healthcare facilities, and cultural venues; utility and energy systems engineering, including the construction of modular boiler houses, district heating networks, water supply systems, and wastewater treatment facilities; and industrial manufacturing, consisting of the production and supply of high-density polyethylene pipes, electrofusion fittings, steel structural components, and prefabricated modular container units. PAO Zapsibgazprom primarily serves state ministries, regional and municipal governments, scientific research institutes, and major commercial energy corporations across the Russian Federation, with dedicated operational focus in Western Siberia, the Far East including the Kuril Islands and Kamchatka, the Arctic archipelagos, and the Antarctic interior. In recent operational developments, PAO Zapsibgazprom, acting as general contractor alongside the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute and Novatek, completed the construction, modular logistics, and full commissioning of the New Wintering Complex at Vostok Station in Central Antarctica, delivering one of the world's most technologically advanced inland polar research facilities. The company has extended its strategic polar and extreme-environment engineering portfolio by conducting extensive reconnaissance and preliminary engineering surveys for the modernization of Russkaya Station in Antarctica, while expanding civil and defense infrastructure contracts in the Russian Far East. Concurrently, the company continues to execute major regional gasification contracts under Russian federal infrastructure programs and develop specialized regional conservation and public-private partnership assets, including the Kamchatka Falcon Center.