History
Strategic acquisitons and organic growth resulted in the creation of the largest low-carbon aluminium producer globally
              2002
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6.0 GW
Krasnoyarsk hydro power station installed electricity capacity
 
2003
              2004
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BEMO
a 50/50 JV between RUSAL and RusHydro
 
2006
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Following the acquisitions of SUAL Group and select aluminium and alumina businesses from Glencore, the current RUSAL was formed under UC RUSAL.
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9.0 GW
Combined installed capacity of the Angara HPPs cascade owned by Irkutskenergo
 
2007
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23%
Norilsk Nickel’s share of global nickel production
 
2008
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USD 2.24 bln
raised by Rusal during its IPO in Hong Kong
 
2010
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3.0 GW
Boguchany HPP installed electricity capacity
 
2014
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528 kt
designed annual production capacity of the Boguchany aluminium smelter
 
2016
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USD 1.5 bln
raised by En+ Group during its IPO at the LSE
 
2017
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287 days
En+ Group was under US sanctions
 
2018
              2019
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21.37%
En+ Group stake acquired from the bank
 
2020
              — En+ published its Pathway to Net Zero Report https://netzero.ru/
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Reduction of GHG emissions
35%
by 2035
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Net zero GHG emissions
Net zero
by 2050
 
2021
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20th anniversary
 
2022
              The Group joined the Federal Project "Professionality" to train qualified personnel to meet the needs of business and give impetus to the social development of Russian regions.
The Company opened four Multilab competence development centers at once: in Divnogorsk, Bratsk, Angarsk and Nizhny Novgorod.
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4 Multillabs
 
2023