About company

"Kuznetskiy Yuzhniy" is located in Novokuznetsk agglomeration located in the south of Kemerovo region - Kuzbass. The main purpose of the operation is high-tech and environmentally friendly mining of T and TS grade coal in the "Chuazassky" area of the Kondoma geological and economic district.

Balance reserves within the limits of the available license amount to 240.6 million tons (for surface mining - 121.4 million tons, for underground mining - 119.2 million tons) of high-calorific steam coal. Demand for coal of these grades on the world market is very high, which opens us up to long-term cooperation with the largest Russian and international companies.

By 2022 works on construction of the 1st stage were completed. The first mining section with the working capacity of 3 mln. tons of coal per year was put into operation. Work on the design of the construction of the 2nd stage is in progress. The design of all facilities was carried out taking into account the latest requirements and developments in the field of industrial ecology, as well as the needs of the local population.

The mine uses high-capacity technological complexes with an internal dumping system. This makes it possible to produce high quality coal with the least impact on the environment.

In our work we use reliable equipment made in Russia and Belarus, which meets the standards of the Customs Union.

A great advantage of our company is the staff of highly qualified employees, industry professionals, many of whom belong to dynasties that have been working in the coal mining industry for more than one generation.

In 2022, the company has a staff of over 400 people. The total number of contractors employed for production is more than 1,000 people.

The amount of tax revenues in 2021 to the budgets of all levels amounted to 1,348 million rubles, including the regional budget of 778.5 million rubles and local budgets of 123.3 million rubles.

In 2022 it is planned to pay 3,421 million rubles, including to the regional budget 1,797 million rubles, to local budgets 360.4 million rubles.