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Nouvelles de la societe
15 October 2026
Company news
On October 14, the company’s CEO, Igor Petrov, took part in the 1st International Conference "Non-Ferrous Metals 2026" (organized by CREON Energy) and delivered a presentation...
18 September 2026
Company news
Igor Petrov, the company’s director, provided expert commentary to the specialized portal "Pro Metall" regarding the situation on the Russian tungsten products market:
26 June 2026
Company news
СEO Igor Petrov provided expert commentary for the specialized portal «Pro Metall» regarding Russia's export of non-ferrous metallurgy products.
08 June 2026
Articles by our employees
The journal "Mineral Resources of Russia. Economics and Management" (No. 3, 2026) published an article by expert analyst Victoria Vlasova, "EAEU Countries in the Global Aluminum Raw...
04 June 2026
Articles by our employees
The Gas Business magazine (No. 2, 2026) published an article by the company's CEO, Igor Petrov (along with co-authors), entitled "Rare earth metals as a possible driver of technological...
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Sergey Grishaev
Ph.D.
Head of Departments of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation (non-ferrous metallurgy, rare, rare earth and precious metals, precious stones) in 2010-2022.
Education: Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys (Faculty of Semiconductor Materials and Devices), postgraduate study at MISIS, internship at the State University of Management. Advanced training for civil servants at the Higher School of Economics and RANEPA.
Experience in conducting industrial market research since 1995.
Specialization: mineral raw materials; metals (ferrous, non-ferrous, rare, precious); products (articles) made of metals; chemical products; high-tech materials and products; industrial equipment.
Worked at InfoMine in 1995-2010, author of more than 60 studies.
