Mechel PAO
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New York Stock Exchange1.20
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ISIN
RU000A0JPV70
Return %
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S&P500
1Y
-42.91
18.99
3Y
48.53
64.75
5Y
4.75
71.84
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Oleg Viktorovich Korzhov
- Sector
- Basic Materials
- Industry
- Steel
- Address
- Krasnoarmeyskaya Street 1 Moscow Russian Federation 125167
- IPO Date
- May 7, 2010
- Website
- mechel.com
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- Business
- Mechel PAO engages in mining, steelmaking and power generation primarily in Russia. The company operates through three main segments: Mining, which produces and sells coking coal concentrate, anthracite, PCI coal, coke, iron ore concentrate, thermal coal and industrial products; Steel, which manufactures semi-finished steel products, long and shaped products including carbon and specialty long products, stainless steel flat products, high value-added steel products such as hardware, forgings, stampings, structural shapes, beams, rails and ferrosilicon; and Power, which generates and supplies electricity, heat power including thermal energy in hot water and steam, blast furnace blast, fresh technical water, chemically purified water and compressed air, alongside resale of energy resources, agency services for thermal energy transmission and logistic services. Mechel PAO maintains operations in Russia with exports to Asia, Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Moscow at 1 Krasnoarmeiskaya Street, the company changed its name from Mechel OAO to Mechel PAO in March 2016. Recent developments include a debt restructuring in early 2025 amid high interest rates and low coal prices, which increased financial obligations from 2027-2030 while aiming to preserve stability; a three-year deferral on tax and social security payments exceeding 13 billion rubles granted in June 2025 as the first coal producer to receive such state support; plans to reduce coal shipments by about 25% in 2025 due to industry challenges; and anticipated capital expenditures of nearly $120 million in 2025 following a 23% reduction to 18 billion rubles in 2024.