KCKK
Country
Russia
Founded
2015
Number
of employees
of employees
3 359
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Key people
Trushkov Dmitry Anatolyevich
KCKK Branch of UralChem in Kirovo-Chepetsk is one of the largest producers of mineral fertilizers: ammonium nitrate, NP fertilizers with various ratios of P2O5 and N as well as new brands of 2-component and 3-component mineral fertilizers. KCKK Branch enjoys an enormous scientific, technological and engineering potential. Its reputation as a trustworthy partner and producer of unique high-quality goods is well known in Russia and abroad. The plant is located 4 km away from Kirovo-Chepetsk and 15 km away from Kirov. The factory occupies an area of 263 hectares.
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Donation marks seventh fertilizer consignment since 2022 as company expands food security support through WFP.
The producer targets retailers in the Mekong Delta as it seeks to expand its presence in Southeast Asia’s second-largest NPK market.
The project would rely on ammonia from Togliattiazot and be financed by the Indian partners, with technical, commercial, and corporate details still under negotiation.
The company highlighted its Navigator platform, which utilizes simulation modeling to optimize railcar fleet allocation and supports broader rolling stock and logistics management.
The delivery marks the company’s seventh charitable shipment to developing nations since 2022.
Company outlines its humanitarian contributions and long-term commitment to African agriculture.
Legal action follows strained business relations amid geopolitical shifts.
The fertilizer, shipped from an EU port and arrived in Colombo on December 12, 2024, is part of a series of donations totaling 190,000 tonnes to various developing nations since late 2022.
Strengthening agriculture and promoting sustainable practices across the region.
Uralchem’s has made technical improvements at its KCKK branch in a project that it said cost 60 million rubles.
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