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# Operation, capacity (t/y) Year
1 Yuzhuralnickel Combine, Russia, Orsk, Orenburgskaya oblast
Commissioning – 3000 t of Ni 1940
Commissioning – 3500 t of Co 1941
Capacity increase by nickel production to 10000 t 1943
Ni and Co production increase to 20000 t and 5000 t, respectively 1946-1958
Mines: Burukhtalskiy, Sakharinskiy, Kimpersaiskoe mine operation Capacity – 600 kt 1936-1998
2 Ufaley Nickel Combine, Russia, Verkhniy Ufaley, Chelyabinskaya oblast
Commissioning 1937
Modernization and expansion to 11000 t of Ni and 1500 t of Co 1946-1958
Mines – Cheremshanskiy, Sinarskiy, Rogozhskiy, Severny, Serovskiy Capacity – 200 kt 1934-1978
3 Severonickel Combine, Russia, Monchegorsk, Murmanskaya oblast
Start-up of 10000 t electrolytic nickel production 1940
Modernization and capacity increase to 35000 t of Ni, 1430 t of Co, and 31000 t of Cu 1946-1958
Commissioning – 5000 t of carbonyl nickel 1963
Start-up of new nickel tank house (59000 t of Ni) 1982-1984
Start-up of copper smelting shop (116000 t of blister copper and 75000 t of electrolytic copper) 1976-1979
Introduction of autogenous smelting for rich Norilsk ore processing (190000 t of ore) 1983
Composite powders production in carbonyl nickel shop with capacity of 3,5 t 1987
Carbonyl Ni shot production in carbonyl nickel shop with capacity of 1,5 kt 1991
Chromitovy open pit, capacity – 150000 t 2000
Feasibility study for copper concentrate processing plant via roasting-leaching-electrowinning, plant capacity - 15000 t of cathode copper. 2002
Ramp-up of pilot Vanyukov furnace. 2005
4 Norilsk Mining and Metallurgical Combine, Russia, Norilsk, Krasnoyarsk region
Commissioning 1944
Reconstruction of electrolysis production 1975
Start-up of the first line of Nadezhdinskiy Metallurgical plant with capacity of 17000 t by Ni 1979
Start-up of the second line of Nadezhdinskiy Metallurgical plant, capacity - 50000 t of Ni and 150000 t of Cu 1981
Medvezhiy Ruchey open pit, capacity – 2000 kt  
Zapolyarny mine, capacity - 3500 kt 2001
5 Khapcheranginskiy Tin Mining and Concentrating Combine, Central Asia
Commissioning, mining - 400 kt of ore 1939
6 Eghe-Haiskiy Tin Mining and Concentrating Combine, Central Asia
Commissioning, 400 kt of mined ore 1939
7 Khrustalnenskiy Tin Mining and Concentrating Combine, Russia, urban-type village of Kavalerovo, Primorski Region
Commissioning, mining - 1000 kt of ore 1939
Expansion to 1400 kt 1953-1961
Mines – Khrustalnenskiy, Verkhniy, Tsentralny, Arsenjevskiy, Vysokogorskiy, Ternistyi Capacity – 1400 kt 1936-1992
8 Severo-Uralsky Bauxite Mine, Russia, Ural
Commissioning - 500 kt of ore 1938
Reconstruction and increase in mining capacity to 5300 kt 1950-1995
9 Novosibirskiy Tin Combine, Russia, Siberia
Commissioning and consequent expansions (including fuming plant) to 14000 kt 1943
10 Krasnoyarskiy Non-ferrous Metals Plant, Russia, Siberia
PGM production start-up 1943
PGM refinery reconstruction and expansion 1975-1982
11 Podolskiy Tin Plant, Russia, Moskow Region
Tin production start-up (2000 t) 1947
12 Pechenganickel Combine, Russia, Kola Peninsula
Commissioning, modernization and expansion to 30000 t of nickel in high-grade matte 1946-1958
Intensification of sulphide nickel ores smelting with capacity increase to 40000 t 1972
Start-up of Severny mine complex (mining - 600000 t of rich ore) 1975-1980
Feasibility Study for prospecting standards of Combine`s ores, Kaula-Kotselvaara deposit 1999-2001
Feasibility Study. Ore base development of Kola MMC to 2015 1999-2001
13 Tyrnyauzskiy Tungsten-Molybdenum Combine, Russia, Caucasus
Restoration and capacity expansion to 8800 kt of mined ore, 17,2 kt of tungsten concentrates, 3,5 kt of molybdenum concentrates and 3 kt of copper-bismuth concentrates 1947-1975
Combine expansion. Joint development via both open pit and underground methods, capacity – 10000 kt 1978
14 Solnechny Tin Mining and Concentrating Combine, Russia, Khabarovsk Region
Commissioning, 400 kt of ore 1963
Capacity increase to 1400 kt 1975
Solnechny mine, capacity – 700 kt 1974
Perevalny mine, capacity – 1000 kt 1978
Pridorozhny mine, capacity – 300 kt 1980
15 Skopinskiy Tungsten-Molybdenum Hydrometallurgical Plant, Russia, Moscow region
Commissioning, capacity - 400 t 1953
16 Turgaiskiy Bauxite Mine, Kazakhstan
Commissioning and capacity increase to 1000 kt of bauxite 1956-1965
IX Ashutsky open-pit, 500 ktpy bauxite ore, detailed engineering 2004
17 Krasnooktiabrskiy Bauxite Mine, Kazakhstan, Kustanaiskaya oblast
Commissioning and capacity increase to 1000 kt of bauxite 1956-1965
18 Nikitovskiy Mercury Combine, Ukraine
Commissioning and capacity expansion to 1000 t of mercury 1964-1975
19 Pobuzhskiy Nickel Plant, Ukraine
Commissioning, capacity - 7000 t of Ni in ferronickel 1972
20 Debele Bauxite mine, Guinea
Commissioning, 2500 kt of mined and milled bauxite 1974
21 Nalchikskiy Tungsten-Molybdenum Hydrometallurgical Plant, Russia, Republic of Kabardino-Balkaria
Commissioning and capacity increase to 7700 t of tungsten trioxide and 440 t of molybdenum in concentrate 1962-1975
22 La Palka Tin Plant, Bolivia
Fuming production – 2500 t of tin 1984
23 Severoonezhskiy Bauxite Mine, Russia, Arkhangelskaya oblast
Mining of 4000 kt of bauxite 1978
Severoonezhskiy bauxite mine, capacity – 800 kt 1986
24 Ferronickel plant, Yugoslavia, Kosovo
Capacity – 10000 t of nickel in ferronickel 1979
25 Tinchuane Combine, China
Development of the technology and equipment for copper concentrate smelting after high-grade matte separation in autogenous unit with upper oxygen blow. Commissioning, 50000 t of Cu. 1994
26 Punta Gorda Nickel Plant, Cuba
Capacity - 30000 t of Ni and Co 1986
27 Las Camariocas Nickel Plant, Cuba
Project capacity - 30000 t of Ni and Co 1985
28 Norilsk Nickel RJS, Russia
Feasibility Study for the subsidiaries development 1996
29 Erdenet Copper Combine, Mongolia
Pre-feasibility study for the plant with capacity of 120 kt of copper 1997
30 Sintzian, China
Feasibility Study for hydrometallurgical processing of copper slimes with capacity of 4500 t of Cu 1997
31 Tuvacobalt Combine, Russia, Tuva
Severny mine, capacity - 150000 t 1971
32 Srednetimansky Bauxite Mine, Komi Republic
Capacity – 500 kt 2000
33 Boxitogorsky Alumina, JS, Leningradskaya oblast
Radynskiy bauxite mine, capacity - 300 kt 1986
34 Pikalevsky Alumina, JS, Leningradskaya oblast
Limestone mine. Novy open pit (second line), capacity - 4000 kt 1986
35 Belinskiy Mine, Republic of Kazakhstan
Krasnogorskiy open pit ? 3, capacity - 1200 t 1998
Belinskiy mine, capacity - 1250 kt 1999-2000
36 Luzhskiy Mining and Concentrating Combine, Leningradskaya oblast
Tolmachevskiy open pit, capacity - 700 kt 1982
37 Alrosa Joint-Stock Company, Yakutia, Republic of Sakha
Aikhal mine, capacity – 500 kt 1999
Internatsionalny mine, capacity – 500 kt 2001
Mir mine, capacity – 1000 kt 2001
Udachny mine, 1st phase, capacity 1,900 kt 2004-2010
38 Yuzhno-Uralskiy Bauxite Mine, Russia, Ural
Blinovo-Kamenskaya mine, capacity – 300 kt 1967
Kurgazakskaya mine, capacity – 450 kt 1976
39 Deputatskiy Mining and Concentrating Combine, Yakutia, Republic of Sakha
Zapadny mine, capacity – 750 kt 1986
Cherpuniya mine, capacity – 300 kt 1988
40 Khinganolovo Combine, JS, Russia, Khabarovsk Region
Mines: Khinganskiy, Berezovskiy, capacity – 200 kt 1934-1995
41 Rezhskiy Nickel plant, JS, Russia, Ural
Mines: Lipovskiy, Pokrovskiy, Staro-Pokrovskiy, capacity – 600 kt 1934-1995
42 Ryazanskiy Non-Ferrous Metals Plant, Russia
Capacity – 15000 t by tin

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