- CEO
- Nail Ulfatovich Maganov
- Full Time Employees
- 60,740
- Sector
- Energy
- Industry
- Oil & Gas Integrated
- Address
- 75 Lenin Street Almetyevsk Russian Federation 423450
- IPO Date
- Jan 6, 2010
- Business
- PJSC Tatneft (OAOFY), one of Russia's top five largest vertically integrated oil and gas companies, engages in oil and gas exploration, production, refining, marketing, petrochemicals, equipment manufacturing, engineering, procurement, construction services for oil, gas, and petrochemical projects, and banking through subsidiaries Bank Zenit and Bank Devon-Credit; core products include crude oil from fields such as Romashkino, Novo-Yelkhov, and Bavly, highly viscous oil from Ashalchinskoye field using over 1,000 horizontal wells producing more than 65,000 barrels per day, refined products from the TANECO refinery complex achieving 99.6% refining depth such as high-grade fuels including TC-1 jet fuel, gasoline, diesel, petrochemicals encompassing tires from Nizhnekamskshina plant and synthetic rubber assets acquired from SIBUR, associated petroleum gas processing, and a network of over 600 TATNEFT-branded filling stations across Russia and internationally. Headquartered in Almetyevsk, Republic of Tatarstan, Russia, and founded in 1950 as a Soviet production association with privatization into a joint-stock company in 1994, the company operates primarily in Tatarstan holding most regional licenses, with additional exploration and production in Russian regions including Nenets, Ulyanovsk, Samara, and Kalmykia, and international activities in Libya, Angola, Syria, Iran, Vietnam, Oman, and Saudi Arabia; it pursues its 2030 Strategy focusing on crude oil production growth, refining expansion, service station network development, and petrochemicals advancement. Recent developments include the 2019 acquisition of Neste's 75 fuel stations and St. Petersburg terminal in North-West Russia to bolster domestic marketing of own-produced fuels nearing 50% target, the November 2019 purchase of synthetic rubber production assets in Togliatti from SIBUR for high-performance tires, ongoing TANECO expansions with first-stage commissioning in 2011 and advanced deep conversion capabilities, implementation of AI and horizontal drilling technologies for enhanced recovery, and in 2024-2025 a strategic partnership with JSC Allur Group and Kazakh authorities via TOO KamaTyresKZ for a new automobile tire plant in Karaganda, Kazakhstan, with construction underway since December 2024 and operations slated for November 2025 to supply local auto assembly, secondary markets, and exports while exploring high-viscosity oil collaborations using Tatarstan technologies; in January 2022, Federal Antimonopoly Service approved acquisition of six oilfield service firms from Tagras holding to strengthen upstream capabilities.