PJSC Rusolovo
ROLO.ME
Moscow Stock Exchange0.36
RUB
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ISIN
RU000A0JU1B0
CUSIP
X7436S101
Return %
Stock
S&P500
1Y
-41.24
26.53
3Y
-50.83
76.60
5Y
-66.94
80.11
Capital Structure
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Sergey Antonov
- Full Time Employees
- 895
- Sector
- Basic Materials
- Industry
- Industrial Materials
- Address
- House 6, Building 7 Moscow Russian Federation 119049
- IPO Date
- Aug 13, 2013
- Website
- rus-olovo.ru
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- PJSC Rusolovo Public Joint Stock Company Rusolovo (ROLO.ME), the tin division of Seligdar Public Joint-Stock Company, engages in the mining and processing of tin ore and production of non-ferrous metal concentrates in Russia. The company operates key assets including the Solnechny production complex with the Festivalnoye and Perevalnoye deposits, Solnechnaya Processing Plant, Molodezhny mine, and Pravourmiyskoye production complex encompassing the Pravourmiyskoye deposit; it produces tin concentrates as the primary product alongside copper-silver and tungsten concentrates as by-products. Incorporated in 2012 and headquartered at 6 Leninsky Ave., Building 7, Moscow, Russia, PJSC Rusolovo focuses on the specialty mining and metals industry, serving domestic and export markets primarily from facilities in the Khabarovsk Region and with development projects extending to the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug. PJSC Rusolovo's core operations center on underground and open-pit mining at deposits such as Festivalnoye, Perevalnoye, and Pravourmiyskoye, with processing capacities exceeding 400 thousand tonnes of ore annually at modernized plants equipped for flotation, gravity concentration, and X-ray transmission sorting (XRT). The company extracts and beneficiates tin ore to yield high-grade concentrates, while co-products like copper and tungsten enhance resource efficiency; recent technological upgrades include high-pressure grinding rolls, additional XRT complexes (MRSK-1, MRSK-2, MRSK-3), gravity concentrators, and vacuum filters for concentrate dewatering at Solnechnaya and Pravourmiyskiy plants. Subsidiaries such as Tin Mining Company JSC and Pravourmiyskoye LLC manage specific mining and processing activities, supported by continuous operations since 2018 as residents of the Komsomolsk Advanced Development Territory. In recent developments, PJSC Rusolovo acquired an additional 0.63% stake in Pravourmiyskoye LLC in 2023, strengthening ownership control, and entered strategic cooperation agreements with the Corporation for the Development of the Far East and the Arctic in September 2023 to advance mining projects including the Pyrkakay stockworks in Chukotka and a metallurgical plant in Khabarovsk. The company announced plans in June 2025 to construct Russia's first full-cycle tin production facility in the Khabarovsk Territory, aiming to produce refined tin metal and position Khabarovsk as a key CIS supplier amid global shortages; the Amurskiy Metallurgical Plant project, with 5.5 thousand tonnes annual capacity, gained special economic zone residency and targets operational investments of 38 billion roubles. Throughout 2024, PJSC Rusolovo executed extensive modernization, commissioning new milling equipment, centrifugal concentrators, power transmission lines, underground maintenance facilities, and modular ore separation complexes, boosting plant efficiency by up to 8.8%, ore mining by 38% to 926 thousand tonnes, and metal outputs including 3,003 tonnes of tin-in-concentrate; ongoing initiatives include pilot cassiterite flotation testing as of September 2025, underground mine construction at Pravourmiyskoye for 540 thousand tonnes annual capacity, and infrastructure for the Suluk railway logistics base set for 2025 commissioning.