The Renova group of companies

The Renova group of companies is one of the largest diversified business groups in Russia. Renova Group owns and manages assets in the metallurgy, oil, machine-building, mining, chemical, and construction sectors and in energy, telecommunications, and nanotechnology. The group holds investments in Russia, Switzerland, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, Ukraine, the United States, Latvia, Kirgizia, Mongolia, and other countries.

The history of the Renova Group began in 1988 with the founding of company KomVek. In 1990 Renova itself was established, and in 1996—the Siberia-Urals Aluminum Company (SUAL).

Renova Group comprises direct investment funds and management companies engaged in energy (IES Holding, Avelar Energy), real estate (Renova StroyGroup) portfolio investment (Renova Capital, Renova US Holding), telecommunications (Akado Group), chemicals (Renova Orgsintez), precious metals (UralPlatinum)

The extensive business of the group in metallurgy is represented by KUZOCM, Ekaterinburg Non-Ferrous Metals Processing Plant, Koryakgeoldobycha, Marganets Kalakhari, RUSAL, Zoloto Kamchatki, Kamensk-Uralsky Metallurgy Plant, and the Novosibirsk, Novocherkassk, and Chelyabinsk electrode plants. In the oil and chemical industries, the business of the group is represented by TNK-BP, Sayanskkhimplast, Leningradslanets, VOAO Khimprom, Neftechimia, and OAO Khimprom. In the sphere of machine building, Ural Turbine Works and Sulzer. The innovative technology business of the Renova Group is represented by Oerlikon.

Businesses in the Renova Group work in 34 regions of the Russian Federation and neighboring and other foreign countries. The group has representative offices in Ukraine, Switzerland, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States. More than 100,000 people are employed in businesses of the Renova Group.