The stockholders of Yekaterinburg Non-Ferrous Metals Plant rejected the idea of increasing the company’s authorized capital in the course of an extraordinary meeting. The original decision to increase the capital through an additional share issue was made on October 20, 2011.

In 2011, Uralkhimmash incurred 129.11m RUR worth of net losses (calculated in accordance with the Russian Accounting Standards), which was 3.9 times more than in 2010, the enterprise’s report states. The company’s revenues for 2011 increased by 36% and came to 4.37bn RUR. The company’s BOD set the date for the annual general meeting on May 31, 2012.

Integra Group of Companies came up with a consolidated financial report (drawn up in accordance with the IAS) for 2011. ‘Our increased investments in the oil development segment resulted in increased demand for well-boring services throughout the year 2011. This year, our energy and fuel spending kept rising; so did the consolidated social tax payments and (to a certain extent) prices; therefore the company’s corrected EBITDA figures were lower than a year earlier. Integra Group of Companies made some net profit from its ongoing activity,’ the company reports. The company’s main financial

On April 19, the premises of the Industry & Trade Ministry in Moscow will host the first meeting of the coordination committee set up to promote Yekaterinburg’s application campaign for EXPO 2020. This meeting will become the first one dedicated to EXPO 2020 that several scores of federal agencies, state-run corporations, and large businesses representatives will attend. The agenda of the meeting covers a whole range of questions, including the main stages of the application campaign and looking at the preliminary results of the steps already taken. Most importantly, the attendees will

Concern Kalina’s BOD decided to let the current Director-General Alexei Minakov resign before the end of his term. Laurent Jacques Marseille Kleitman has been appointed the company’s new DG, the concern reports. Minakov assumed office on December 6, 2011. ‘Terminate A.A. Minakov’s authority as the Company’s Director-General before the end of the term at 11.59 PM on April 17, 2012 and pay him the salary that is his due as well as the prescribed compensation for the breakup of a labor contract and the compensation for the vacation he did not have time to take,’ the company decrees. Now 98.4% of