We present to you a metallurgical company that originated from the Zagorsk Pipe Plant, which later merged with “Ural Steel”. Currently, our company comprises two major metallurgical facilities. Given the prevailing global economic conditions, Russia is increasingly directing its attention towards the East and Asia. We collaborate most often with CIS countries.
At the Caspian Power exhibition, our primary showcase includes large-diameter pipe products featuring coatings of any complexity. These pipes range from diameters of 508 to 1422. Additionally, our plant manufactures electric-welded and ultra-large-diameter steel pipes. In our production processes, we utilize our own steel as well as materials sourced from other Russian plants.
We regularly participate in exhibitions, which serve as valuable platforms for communication among partners from various countries. Our longstanding interaction with Socar exemplifies our commitment to fostering enduring collaborations. We aim to continue negotiations to further strengthen our cooperation. I believe exhibitions are crucial for establishing connections, sometimes even unexpectedly. I recall Sergiev Posad (which was called Zagorsk in the Soviet Era), where there was once a military unit stationed. Individuals often approach us at exhibitions, reminiscing about their service in Zagorsk during Soviet times. Such interactions often lead to further communication, and possibly collaboration. Hence, I firmly believe that exhibitions facilitate real-life connections, preventing isolation and promoting fruitful interactions.
Allow me to add that we are delighted to plan our participation for next year.
Daria Lipinskaya, Head of the Sales Department for Energy and Utilities at Ural Steel
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