Atomenergoprom

JSC Atomenergoprom (full name - open joint stock company "Atomic Energy Industry Complex") is an integrated company consolidating civil assets of the Russian nuclear industry. Atomenergoprom provides a full cycle of production in the field of nuclear power, from uranium mining to the construction of nuclear power plants and electricity generation, giving priority to improving the quality of products, introducing innovative technologies and environmental management. Subsidiary of ROSATOM State Corporation

The company has brought together many of the leading businesses in an industry with more than 60 years of history. It has incorporated a unique experience accumulated throughout the spectrum of technologies for the nuclear fuel cycle and the construction of nuclear power plants. This vast experience is the basis of leadership in the global nuclear technology market.

Performance indicators

2023: Profit growth by 60% to RUB 251.16 billion

The net profit of Atomenergoprom (the company provides a full cycle of production in the field of nuclear power, from uranium mining to the construction of nuclear power plants and electricity generation) in 2023 increased by 60% compared to 2021 - to 251.16 billion rubles from 155.14 billion rubles. The company's revenue during this time rose from 1.4 trillion to 2 trillion rubles. Such data are indicated in the consolidated financial statements published by Rosatom's subsidiary in April 2024.

According to TASS, citing Atomenergoprom documents, most of the revenue in 2023 fell on work in the Russian market - 1.36 trillion rubles. Business in the member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Atomenergoprom brought the group 343 billion rubles of income. Clients from other states provided the company with 426.6 billion rubles in revenue at the end of 2023. Profit from sales of Atomenergoprom in 2023 reached 647.6 billion rubles, which is 36.1% more than in the previous year.

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The company's assets by the end of 2023 amounted to 2.28 trillion rubles, non-current assets - 1.88 trillion rubles. Current assets in 2023 decreased by 13.43% to 393.79 billion rubles. Capital and reserves increased by 3.55%, to 1.52 trillion rubles.

Atomenergoprom's long-term liabilities in 2023 increased by 76% to 53.38 billion rubles. Short-term liabilities amounted to 706.32 billion rubles, which is 3% less than in 2022.

Atomenergoprom unites the civil assets of Rosatom. By the end of 2023, JSC Atomenergoprom owned shares in the following associate or joint ventures:

• JV Zarechnoye JSC (Kazakhstan) - 49.98%;
• LLP JV Khorasan-U (Khorasan-U) (Kazakhstan) - 30%;
• LLC "Turbine Technologies AAEM" (Russia) - 51%;
• LLP JV "Budenovskoye" (Kazakhstan) - 49%.

2020

Information Technology

Main article: Information technology in Rosatom

History

2022: Rosatom buys stake in satellite operator Amtel

In mid-June 2022, Rosatom announced the purchase of a blocking stake in Amtel. The state corporation called the transaction a portfolio investment made with an eye to the development of the satellite communications business. Read more here.

2021

Production of 15% of the world's uranium

Production uranium "" in Rosatom 2021 amounted to 7.1 thousand tons, which corresponds to 15% of the world volume for the same period. Compared to 2020, the production of this strategically important metal has practically not changed. This is stated in the annual report of JSC "" Atomenergoprom(part of Rosatom and consolidates all civil assets of the Russian nuclear industry, including the companies "" and Atomredmetzoloto). Uranium One

Enterprises of the mining division of Rosatom Atomredmetzoloto in 2021 mined 2.6 tons of uranium in Russia, and Uranium One enterprises mined 4.5 tons of uranium in Kazakhstan.

Rosatom produced 15% of the world's uranium in a year

According to the report "Atomenergoprom," the plan for the production of uranium in 2021 is 100% fulfilled. 50% of the mined strategic metal falls on PJSC Priargunsky Industrial Mining and Chemical Association named after E.P. Slavsky (PJSC PIMCU, Krasnokamensk, Trans-Baikal Territory). As emphasized in the message, despite the decrease in the metal content in the ore, the miners exceeded the plan by 4%. The second in terms of uranium production is JSC Khiagda (Republic of Buryatia) - 30%, about 20% of Russian uranium is supplied by JSC Dalur (Kurgan region).

As part of the roadmap for the development of the high-tech region "Technologies of new materials and substances" in the Russian Federation, the mining division of Rosatom is responsible for the Rare and Rare Earth Metals direction. In this area, ARMZ implements a number of projects in 10 regions of the Russian Federation, including Arctic territories.

In 2021, ARMZ Uranium Holding enterprises began preparations for the development of gold ore deposits in the northern regions of the country. In addition, as noted in a press release from ARMZ, 2022 will be decisive in terms of launching a lithium project.

In 2021, the operation of the Kolichkanskoye field began in Buryatia, and the construction of a pilot industrial site at the Dobrovolnoye field continues in the Kurgan region.^[1]

Obtaining a loan in the amount of 2.6 billion rubles for digital transformation

JSC Atomenergoprom, which is part of Rosatom, opened a credit line in the amount of more than 2.6 billion rubles at the Moscow Credit Bank (MKB) in December 2021. The company will spend the funds received on financing digital transformation projects under the Ministry of Digital Development of the Russian Federation subsidy program.

The mechanism of state support is aimed at accelerating the processes of digital transformation of enterprises in various sectors of the economy, as well as at supporting domestic software developers. For the first time, ICD and JSC Atomenergoprom are cooperating within the framework of the subsidy program of the Ministry of Digital Development.

Atomenergoprom took a loan of 2.6 billion rubles for digital transformation

Within the framework of this partnership, Atomenergoprom plans to implement technological projects to improve the safety of nuclear facilities and the efficiency of nuclear industry management. The company intends to actively introduce Russian IT solutions.

According to Evgeny Abakumov, director of information technology at Rosatom, the state corporation has been implementing the Unified Digital Strategy industry strategic program for digital transformation since 2018. One of its goals is to ensure the technological independence of the nuclear industry.

Industry projects in the areas of digital document management, financial systems, digital traceability of material flows meet the requirements for obtaining preferential lending. We think this is the first wave of our projects, for the implementation of which subsidized financing is attracted, - he said.

Rosatom also added that subsidized financing is one of the most effective ways to stimulate the development of sectors of the Russian economy, providing organizations with the opportunity to attract borrowed funds at unprecedented low rates for the early implementation of projects, as well as to significantly increase the effectiveness of such projects.^[2]

2020: Purchase from Дом.РФ of a building in the center of Moscow for 4.84 billion rubles

At the end of June 2020, Дом.РФ sold the building with a total area of ​ ​ almost 40,500 square meters in Kitaygorodsky Passage in Moscow to Atomenergoprom, which is part of Rosatom. The transaction cost amounted to 4.842 billion rubles. This is stated on the website "Дом.РФ." Read more here.

2019: Creation of Rusatom-Digital Solutions

In January 2019, the Board of Directors of Atomenergoprom (part of Rosatom State Corporation) decided to create a new company - Rusatom-Digital Solutions. It will be 100% owned by Atomenergoprom, and the authorized capital of Rusatom-Digital Solutions will amount to 80 million rubles. Atomenergoprom announced this on the website of the corporate information disclosure center. Read more here.

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