VORKUTA
CEMENT PLANT
CEMENT PLANT
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Vorkuta Cement Plant is the only enterprise in
the European Arctic producing cement and mineral products.
It is located in an area rich in limestone and clay shale deposits.
the European Arctic producing cement and mineral products.
It is located in an area rich in limestone and clay shale deposits.
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Advantages of Investing
in Cement and Building Materials Production
in Cement and Building Materials Production
Advantages of Investing in
Cement and Building Materials Production
Cement and Building Materials Production
Promising and growing cement market, especially in the Arctic
Low initial investment required to launch production
Secured raw material supply for cement and construction materials users
High added value of specialty cements
Strategic location in Russia’s Arctic Special Economic Zone provides exclusive access to key markets of the developing Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor
Business overview
Production Capacity:
Vorkuta Cement Plant is the only enterprise in
the European Arctic producing cement and mineral products.
It is located in an area rich in limestone and clay shale deposits.
the European Arctic producing cement and mineral products.
It is located in an area rich in limestone and clay shale deposits.
Cement and Building Materials Production Plant
Location: Vorkuta City, Komi Republic, Russia
Up to 430
thousand tons
general-purpose and specialty cement for airfield and road construction
Plant Commissioned: September 15, 1950
Total plant land area: 59 160 m²
Total quarry land area: 763 638 m²
Built-up Area (Workshops and Buildings): 35 398 m²
Power Supply: 8 500 КВт
Total onsite railway length: 2 374 m
Ownership: Privately owned, single proprietor, no encumbrances
Over 300
thousand tons
limestone gravel and artificial sand
thousand tons
Up to 20
limestone flour
Up to 50
thousand tons
hydrophobic inert dust
1
2
3
4
Up to 50
thousand tons
activated mineral powder
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a high-capacity production facility
a high-capacity production facility
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Cement Market Outlook
1...Large-scale Arctic projects with unprecedented investment in strategic infrastructure
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3...Cement plants as highly efficient waste utilization facilities for a wide range of waste, including MSW and used tires.
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Maximize Value by 2035
2...Significant backlog of cement demand in Russia: the national strategy for industrial development sets an annual consumption target of 90 million tons of cement by 2035.
Cement Market
to Grow
up to 35%
by 2035
to Grow
up to 35%
by 2035
Outlook №1
The Russian Arctic Zone and the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor: a Key Strategic Development Area
By 2035, the Government of the Russian Federation, in cooperation with VEB.RF, the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation, and private investors, plans to implement large-scale infrastructure projects totaling more than 3 trillion rubles. These include:
• Implementation of the master plan for the city of Vorkuta, which involves the construction of a modern gas-chemical complex, large-scale airport reconstruction, and the establishment of a high-tech medical center.
• Development of the Northern Sea Route, including the construction and modernization of the ports of Sabetta, Dudinka, Igarka, Dikson, Tiksi, and Pevek.
• The Northern Latitudinal Railway Project, which includes construction of a railway bridge over the Ob River and new railway sections connecting key economic hubs in the North, including Norilsk and Sabetta.
These projects form part of the official Arctic Zone Development Strategy and Russia’s National Security Framework through 2035, approved by the President of the Russian Federation. They open vast opportunities for business and give a strong boost to regional economic growth — significantly increasing demand for construction materials, including cement.
By 2035, the Government of the Russian Federation, in cooperation with VEB.RF, the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation, and private investors, plans to implement large-scale infrastructure projects totaling more than 3 trillion rubles. These include:
• Implementation of the master plan for the city of Vorkuta, which involves the construction of a modern gas-chemical complex, large-scale airport reconstruction, and the establishment of a high-tech medical center.
• Development of the Northern Sea Route, including the construction and modernization of the ports of Sabetta, Dudinka, Igarka, Dikson, Tiksi, and Pevek.
• The Northern Latitudinal Railway Project, which includes construction of a railway bridge over the Ob River and new railway sections connecting key economic hubs in the North, including Norilsk and Sabetta.
These projects form part of the official Arctic Zone Development Strategy and Russia’s National Security Framework through 2035, approved by the President of the Russian Federation. They open vast opportunities for business and give a strong boost to regional economic growth — significantly increasing demand for construction materials, including cement.
Outlook №2
Significant Deferred Demand for Cement in Russia.
According to the Russian Federation’s Industrial Development Strategy through 2035, annual cement consumption is projected to reach 90 million tons.
Meanwhile, actual cement consumption in 2024 totaled 67 million tons, highlighting a substantial gap and indicating strong future growth potential in the domestic market.
According to the Russian Federation’s Industrial Development Strategy through 2035, annual cement consumption is projected to reach 90 million tons.
Meanwhile, actual cement consumption in 2024 totaled 67 million tons, highlighting a substantial gap and indicating strong future growth potential in the domestic market.
Outlook №3
Cement Plants as High-Efficiency Waste Utilization Facilities.
Cement plants are among the most effective industrial facilities for processing a wide range of waste, including municipal solid waste (MSW) and used tires.
As part of Russia’s national project “Environmental Well-Being”, a circular economy is being established — where waste is increasingly treated as a valuable resource. By 2030, 100% of MSW in the country is expected to be sorted, with at least 25% recycled as secondary raw materials.
Thanks to “2-in-1” waste utilization technology, processed waste can be used in cement kilns as alternative fuel, reducing reliance on conventional coal.
In the European Union, the average substitution rate of conventional fuel with alternative fuels in cement production has already reached 40%.
Cement plants are among the most effective industrial facilities for processing a wide range of waste, including municipal solid waste (MSW) and used tires.
As part of Russia’s national project “Environmental Well-Being”, a circular economy is being established — where waste is increasingly treated as a valuable resource. By 2030, 100% of MSW in the country is expected to be sorted, with at least 25% recycled as secondary raw materials.
Thanks to “2-in-1” waste utilization technology, processed waste can be used in cement kilns as alternative fuel, reducing reliance on conventional coal.
In the European Union, the average substitution rate of conventional fuel with alternative fuels in cement production has already reached 40%.
Production Flowchart
Wet Process for portland cement production
Raw Materials: Limestone, Clay Shale
Raw Materials: Limestone, Clay Shale
Active Mineral Additives
gypsum, fly ash, burnt rock
Kiln Fuel
bituminous coal grade GZhO OMSH
Potential for Production Gasification
The plant includes three cement production lines
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Main Equipment of the Plant
3 Clinker
Rotary Kilns
Rotary Kilns
diameter - 3.6 meters,
length - 88 meters
length - 88 meters
3 Coal
Mills
Mills
13 Silos
11,000 tons
total capacity
total capacity
Cement Mills
Raw Mills
4 units
2 units
Packing Line
into soft one-ton Big-Bag containers and 50 kg valve paper bags
IN ADDITION,
Crushed Stone Sorting Line
SPECO
Jaw Crusher
Jaw Crusher
300 tons/hour
Cranes
Quarry Excavators
Dump Trucks
Rail Rolling Stock for Intra-City Transport
Other Transport Equipment
Extensive Silo Infrastructure
The plant is equipped with 13 silos. This large-scale silo infrastructure — unusual for a facility of this production size — enables the manufacturing of a wide range of high-value specialty cements, including oil well cements, which are extensively used in the oil, gas, and nuclear industries.
Incentives for Residents of the Russian Arctic Zone
The plant is located in a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) within the Russian Arctic, offering significant tax benefits and administrative preferences. These incentives include:
• Reduced mineral extraction tax (MET)
• Lower corporate income tax
• Tax relief on land and property
• Subsidized social insurance contributions
• Reduced mineral extraction tax (MET)
• Lower corporate income tax
• Tax relief on land and property
• Subsidized social insurance contributions
Great Logistical Efficiency
The plant’s geographic location is advantageous for major cement consumers in the Northwestern and Ural Federal Districts (central Russian Arctic), including the oil and gas sector of the Komi Republic and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District, as well as customers in Kirov Oblast.
Strategic Development of the Arctic
The development of the Arctic Zone is a top priority for the Russian Federation. In the coming years, the region will see the implementation of major federal infrastructure projects aimed at expanding the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor, with total investments exceeding 3 trillion rubles. These initiatives include the development of the Northern Sea Route, the Northern Latitudinal Railway, and the execution of Vorkuta’s master plan — the easternmost city in Europe, located just 140 km from the coast of the Arctic Ocean.
The government and leading companies are actively investing in the region, recognizing the Arctic’s strategic importance in the context of global economic transformation. Global economic trends, climate change, and global warming are opening new opportunities for logistics, resource development, and infrastructure expansion — all of which are driving steady growth in demand for cement.
The government and leading companies are actively investing in the region, recognizing the Arctic’s strategic importance in the context of global economic transformation. Global economic trends, climate change, and global warming are opening new opportunities for logistics, resource development, and infrastructure expansion — all of which are driving steady growth in demand for cement.
Advantages of Using Waste in Cement Production
The use of industrial and municipal waste as alternative fuel in cement production is a key strategy that offers multiple benefits:
• Reduced energy costs — energy accounts for 50–57% of total production costs. By replacing part of the conventional fuel with secondary fuel derived from municipal solid waste (MSW) and used tires (commonly known as Refuse-Derived Fuel, RDF), significant savings can be achieved.
• Additional revenue from waste disposal and utilization.
• Eligibility for environmental tax benefits through the use of Best Available Technologies (BAT), as outlined in Federal Law No. 7-FZ of January 10, 2002 “On Environmental Protection.”
• Reduced energy costs — energy accounts for 50–57% of total production costs. By replacing part of the conventional fuel with secondary fuel derived from municipal solid waste (MSW) and used tires (commonly known as Refuse-Derived Fuel, RDF), significant savings can be achieved.
• Additional revenue from waste disposal and utilization.
• Eligibility for environmental tax benefits through the use of Best Available Technologies (BAT), as outlined in Federal Law No. 7-FZ of January 10, 2002 “On Environmental Protection.”
3,5 km
High-quality limestone ensures the production of cement with superior characteristics
Proximity to a Unique Raw Material Base
Strengths and Potential of Vorkuta Cement Plant:
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