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Press release
OJSC Polyus Gold
Changes in the management of OJSC Lenzoloto
OJSC Polyus Gold (the “Company” or “Polyus”), the largest gold producer in Russia, announces that Valery Fedorovich Konstantinov, who held the position of General Director of OJSC Lenzoloto, has been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of OJSC Lenzoloto. Maxim Aleksandrovich Semyanskikh was appointed General Director of Lenzoloto OJSC on December 1, 2014.
Mr. Semyanskikh has significant experience in managing alluvial assets and implementing modern management systems and business processes at mining enterprises. He joined Polyus in September 2014 as Director of Placer Mining Development. Prior to this, for almost ten years he directly supervised the work of alluvial assets of CentroCredit Bank in the Magadan region. He also held leadership positions in the implementation of the bank's coal mining project in the Republic of Sakha-Yakutia and led a number of other projects.
Mr. Semyanskikh graduated from the State University of Land Management (Moscow), and also has an MBA degree from the Institute of Business and Business Administration of the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation.
Valery Fedorovich Konstantinov has been working in the gold mining industry for more than 35 years. From 1990 to 1997 - director of mining production at the Lenzoloto production association, from 1998 to 2006 - director of Marakan CJSC (one of the Lenzoloto enterprises). From November 2006 to December 2014 – General Director of OJSC Lenzoloto.
Pavel Grachev, General Director of OJSC Polyus Gold, said:
“I would like to express my most sincere gratitude to Valery Fedorovich Konstantinov for more than eight years of successful work as General Director of Lenzoloto OJSC. Under his leadership, the holding overcame the crisis of the mid-2000s, organizational and technical measures were developed and implemented to increase operational efficiency, financial management, logistics, investment activities and other areas were improved, as a result of which the holding's enterprises consistently fulfilled production plans. As Chairman of the Board of Directors of Lenzoloto, Valery Fedorovich will focus on the development strategy of the Company’s alluvial assets, which will allow him to make maximum use of his vast experience.
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OJSC Lenzoloto
Lenzoloto is the largest gold mining holding company in Russia, which largely determines the economy of the Irkutsk region today. The company includes 11 subsidiaries. These are former mines that have become closed joint-stock companies: “Nadezhdinskoye”, “Svetly”, “Lensib”, “Marakan”, “Sevzoto”, “Dalnyaya Taiga”, “Nedra Bodaibo”, “Charazoto”, “Pervenets”, “Vysochaishy” and "Sukhoi Log".
Lenzoloto, the oldest gold mining enterprise in Eastern Siberia, dates back to 1921, when the Lena mines were nationalized.
The five-year activity of the English joint-stock company Lena Goldfields Limited brought the development to a complete decline. People demanded that the concessionaires be removed from management - and at the end of 1930 the enterprise again passed into the hands of the state. The Lenzoloto trust became the sole owner of a huge gold-bearing territory. Work in the flooded mines resumed, the abandoned Svetly mine came into operation, and construction of the Mamakan thermal power plant began.
The Great Patriotic War prevented the implementation of the master plan for the development of the Lena gold-bearing region. Department heads and mine managers went to the front. The production of the precious metal was rapidly declining... In 1944, the trust initiated an all-Union competition and, having completed the plan ahead of schedule, won it. For its invaluable contribution to the country's defense, Lenzoloto was awarded the highest government award in 1946 - the Order of Lenin.
The reconstruction of hydroelectric power stations along the Bodaibo River and the launch of the Mamakan hydroelectric power station allowed the enterprise to move on to mechanized mining of placers. From 1957 to 1971, 14 dredges were installed and put into operation, including the most powerful in the world - with a bucket with a capacity of 600 liters.
At the end of the 1960s, the trust was transformed into a mining and processing plant, and that, in turn, into the Lena Production Gold Mining Association. The use of new earthmoving equipment - walking excavators and heavy bulldozers - marked the beginning of the introduction of a hydromechanized method of developing placers.
In 1992, Lenzoloto Production Association was transformed into a joint stock company. And after another five years - into an open joint-stock company. Since 1995, the company has been headed by Vladimir Kochetkov, a graduate of the Irkutsk Polytechnic Institute, academician of the International Academy of Real Economics, honorary miner, author of 20 inventions and 30 scientific papers on the problems of the gold mining industry, holder of the Order of the Red Banner of Labor and the Badge of Honor. The restructuring of the company carried out on his initiative made it possible to change the attitude of employees towards work. As a result, gold production increased from 4.7 tons in 1997 to 7.5 in 2000 and to 9.7 tons in 2003. Under the leadership of Vladimir Stepanovich, two factories were built: the Zapadny mining and processing complex and the Vysochaishy mining and processing complex. With the direct participation of Mr. Kochetkov, a development program until 2005 was drawn up, providing for an increase in the production of yellow metal to 15 tons per year. This will allow us to double contributions to budgets at all levels and ensure a decent standard of living for the population of the region.