NIPIGAS

Design, Supply, Logistics and Construction Management Center, part of Sibur.

NIPIGAZrefining participates in the largest projects in the oil and gas industry and petrochemicals - Amur GPP, ZapSibNeftekhim, Yamal LNG, Arctic-LNG-2, Moscow Refinery. In addition, the center developed design documentation for the product pipeline from the Purovsky ZPK to the Tobolsk industrial site Sibura, a complex for transshipment of LPG and light oil products in the port of Ust-Luga, participated in the design of facilities for the RusVinyl PVC production complex.

The total capacity of facilities and plants for the preparation and processing of oil and natural gas, designed by NIPIGAZrechemistry, is 148 billion cubic meters of gas per year, compressor stations - more than 54 billion cubic meters.

The center has experience working on major international projects in cooperation with leading companies in the USA, Italy, Canada, France, Germany, Japan and other countries.

History

2021: Exit from Sibur Holding

SIBUR removed the engineering company NIPIGAZ from the holding. This became known on October 1, 2021. The holding's share in NIPIGAZ shares as of October 2021 is zero percent. Previously, SIBUR owned 108644 shares of NIPIGAZ. This represented 16.76% of the company's share capital or about a fifth of the voting shares.

Back in July 2021, SIBUR reported that, as part of a merger with TAIF, it would exclude NIPIGAZ from its NIPIGAZ, whose shares will be distributed as dividends among the current shareholders of SIBUR Holding.

The European Commission (EC) approved the deal to merge SIBUR and TAIF companies.

According to the source, the total value of the assets of the combined company after the transaction may amount to almost $27 billion. The European Commission (EC) approved the deal to merge SIBUR and TAIF companies.

The total value of the assets of the combined company after the transaction may amount to almost $27 billion^[1].

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