PJSC Raspadskaya operates as Russia's largest producer of coking coal, specializing in the mining, processing, and sale of high-quality metallurgical coal grades including GZh, GZhO, K, KO, OS, and KS; mixed concentrates; and related services such as transport, handling, and repair. The company manages an integrated production cycle encompassing underground and open-pit mines like Raspadskaya, Raspadskaya-Koksovaya, Alardinskaya, Esaulskaya, Erunakovskaya-VIII, Osinnikovskaya, Uskovskaya, and Mezhegeyugol; washing plants including the flagship Raspadskaya facility with 15 million tons annual capacity, Kuznetskaya, and Abashevskaya; and auxiliary operations for logistics, exploration, equipment repair, and engineering. It serves major metallurgical complexes in Russia, Asia, and Europe from its primary operations in the Kemerovo region of Kuzbass and the Republic of Tuva, with headquarters in Mezhdurechensk, Kemerovo Oblast; founded in 1973, it functions as a subsidiary within EVRAZ plc's coal business. Recent developments include the November 2025 authorization by Russian President Vladimir Putin for the transfer of 93.2% ownership from EVRAZ plc to Evraz KGOK as part of asset consolidation; a 2025 cooperation agreement with Beijing LongRuan Technologies Inc. for smart mining know-how exchange tied to a 13 billion ruble investment unlocking over 60 million tonnes at Raspadskaya Mine, with first output slated for 2027; the July 2025 launch of a longwall face at Uskovskaya Mine; and ongoing digital transformation, environmental targets to 2030, and production expansions via advanced technologies in safety and AI-driven processing.