Russia: Pavlovsk Nerud’s productivity upgrade

Russia’s Pavlovsk Nerud, a unit of National Non-Metallic Company, the largest producer of crushed stone in Europe, plans to invest €16.95 million (RUB 800 million)in upgrading and improving productivity. In Q1 2014, its net loss totalled more than €5.63 million (RUB 270 million) against a profit of €5.57 million (RUB 267 million) in Q1 2013.
July 31, 2014 Read time: 1 min

Russia’s Pavlovsk Nerud, a unit of National Non-Metallic Company, the largest producer of crushed stone in Europe, plans to invest €16.95 million (RUB 800 million)in upgrading and improving productivity. In Q1 2014, its net loss totalled more than €5.63 million (RUB 270 million) against a profit of €5.57 million (RUB 267 million) in Q1 2013.

Quarry Products

Related Content

March 5, 2012

Russian market expands as SME culture grows

The biggest country in the world, with probably the most diverse geology, Russia is also a relative newcomer to some of the Western business practices and attitudes that its global counterparts take for granted. After the collapse of communism, Russia had no SME style businesses as we see them in the West - dynamic and aggressive developers of new markets and ideas that can move geographically and economically to fill voids in the marketplace.

boombox1

Highlighted Content

boombox2