Uzmetkombinat

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Native name
АО «Узбекский металлургический комбинат»
ISINUZ7021720006 Edit this on Wikidata
IndustrySteel / Metallurgy
JSC Uzmetkombinat
Native name
АО «Узбекский металлургический комбинат»
Company typeJoint-stock company
ISINUZ7021720006 Edit this on Wikidata
IndustrySteel / Metallurgy
FoundedMarch 5, 1944; 81 years ago (1944-03-05)
HeadquartersBekabad, Tashkent Region, Uzbekistan
Key people
Bakhodir Abdullaev (Chairman)
ProductsRolled steel, Grinding steel balls, Non-ferrous metals, Ferroalloys, Enameled steelware, Thermal insulation materials, Argon, Nitrogen, Oxygen, High-resistance coke
Revenue8,454 billion UZS (2022)[1] (2022)
1,524 billion UZS (2022)[1] (2022)
1,153 billion UZS (2022)[1] (2022)
Total assets3,896 billion UZS (2022)[1] (2022)
Websiteuzbeksteel.uzE

Uzmetkombinat (Uzbek: АО «Узбекский металлургический комбинат») is a metallurgical company located in Bekabad, Tashkent Region, Uzbekistan. It produces steel and metal products for domestic and international markets.[2]

Construction began in 1942, and the first batch of steel was produced in Open Hearth Furnace No. 1 on 5 March 1944.[3] Key milestones include:

  • 1946 – Launch of Rolling Mill No. 1[4]
  • 1974 – Start of enameled steelware production
  • 1978 – Commissioning of the Electric Steelmaking Shop[5]
  • 1984 – Operation of Rolling Mill No. 2

In 1994, the Uzbek Metallurgical Plant, the Shirin Machine-Building Plant, and "Ikkilamchi Qora Metall" management merged into the Joint-Stock Production Association "Uzmetkombinat".

Operations

Uzmetkombinat produces rolled steel, grinding steel balls, non-ferrous metals, ferroalloys, thermal insulation materials, consumer goods such as enameled steelware, industrial gases (argon, nitrogen, oxygen), and high-resistance coke. The company participates in domestic and international trade.[6]

Environmental and Safety Measures

The company implements environmental protection measures, including emission control, energy and water efficiency, and waste management.[7] Occupational safety procedures are applied according to industry standards.[8]

International Collaboration

References

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