Publications

On the 2nd of September, the Financial Times reported SIBUR’s intention to sign a deal with Gazprom for the supply of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) to the Amur Gas Chemical Complex (GCC). These LPG supplies will, according to the article, will allow to increase the capacity of a planned plant aimed at the Chinese market by 80%. The author of the piece makes note of the fact that Amur GCC is one of the most important projects in ongoing development of Chinese-Russian relations. He also notes that Sinopec and Silk Road Fund both own a 10% stake in SIBUR.

Russia’s largest petrochemicals company, Sibur, may carry out a long-planned initial public offering (IPO) no earlier than 2020 and eyes Moscow as the main venue for the listing, Sibur’s Chief Executive Dmitry Konov said.

In an interview with RBC+ Pavel Lyakhovich, member of the Management Board, Managing Director at SIBUR, talks about the environmental initiatives implemented by Russia’s chemical industry in the context of sustainable development.

Russian companies have begun to embrace the environmental, social and governance (ESG) metrics because exchanges (where companies are presented), their investors and customers are demanding it.