Renova sells Ural factories producing gold and platinum

The intention to sell two of their plants for the processing of non -ferrous metals based in the Urals was expressed by the Renova group of Russian businessman Viktor Vekselberg. This is written by the newspaper "Kommersant".

Yekaterinburg and Kamensk-Ural plants specializing in the flowering in Renov was considered non-strategic assets. "We are an investment fund, and if there is a good deal, we are always ready to buy or sell. In addition, for" Renova ", non -ferrous metals are not a strategically significant industry," the company explained.

The potential buyer of the Urals for processing the color scene promises 30 percent of annual profit for invested capital for four to seven years. In addition, as they say in Renov, the strategy of factories involves the development of secondary processing of precious metals.

According to the chairman of the board of the Renova group, Alexei Moskov, in the purchase of the Yekaterinburg plant for non -ferrous metals (EZOCM), his management is primarily interested.

Ezotsm - an affinant plant, produces ingots and granules from metals of a platinum group, gold, silver, and also produces various industrial products containing precious metals. In 2012, the revenue of the EzotskM amounted to 4 billion 500 million rubles.

In Renov, Ezotskm is estimated at 4 billion rubles. Kamensk-Uralsky Factory for non-ferrous metals (Kuzotsm), which received a revenue of 5 billion 190 million rubles in 2012, has not yet been estimated, Kommersant writes.