Koks
Kemerovo coking coal plant, known as "Koks", is one of Russia's largest producers and exporters of merchant metallurgical coke with annual production capacity of 3 million tons.
The plant is one of the key assets and the actual founder of the Industrial Metallurgical Holding.
It is the top level enterprise, producing competitive products of export quality.
The company is located in the heart of Kuzbass - the city of Kemerovo.
Once Kemerovo coking plant marked the beginning of not just the city but also the region, put a great start to form a big city, and made first steps to develop the industry of the region.
Address: 650006, Kemerovo, 1-st Stakhanovskaya street, 6
+7 (3842) 49-60-12
+7 (3842) 77-31-52
export-koks@metholding.com
Boris Bulayevskiy
Koks Managing DirectorBoris Bulaevskiy was born in 1952 in the city of Samara.
In 1974, he graduated from the Kuzbass Polytechnic Institute with a degree in «olid fuel technology».
After graduation, he worked at Kemerovo coking coal plant, where he rose from gasman coke ovens to the chief engineer.
In November 2013 mr. Bulaevskiy was appointed Koks Managing Director.
12.12.2019
IMH enterprises are recognized as leaders of Interfax-Era ecological rating
Companies of Industrial Metallurgical Holding (IMH) took first places in their industries in the annual rating of ecological and energy efficiency, compiled by Interfax-ERA agency.
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24.10.2019
IMH operational results for 9m 2019
Industrial Metallurgical Holding (IMH), one of the world’s leading suppliers of merchant pig iron and the biggest merchant coke producer in Russia, announces its operational results for 9M 2019.
Koks
28.08.2019
IMH 1H 2019 financial results
Industrial Metallurgical Holding (IMH), one of the largest global suppliers of merchant pig iron and Russia’s biggest merchant coke exporter, announces its IFRS financial results for 1H 2019.
Koks
07.08.2019
Kemerovo Coking Coal plant Koks launched the second stage of Condensation Power Plant (CPP)
The Koks plant (part of Industrial Metallurgical Holding) launched the second stage of condensation power plant (CPP) with a capacity of 12 MW. Commissioning of equipment made it possible to increase the total capacity of CPP up to 24 MW and fully satisfy the company's electricity needs.
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