OJSC Minudobrenia is one of the largest producers of nitrogen fertilisers in the Urals and Western Siberia.

The plant was built in 1981 and was originally an organisational subdivision of the State Enterprise "Production Union "Permnefteorgsintez". The Toyo Engineering Corporation (TEC) of Japan supplied the core technological equipment. On 1 January, 1992 the enterprise became an independent state company "Mineral Fertilizer Plant", on 19 November, 1992 it was transformed into a Joint Stock Company called "Minudobrenia".

The enterprise produces:
•  anhydrous liquefied ammonia (grades A, Ak),
•  aqueous ammonia for technical use (grades A, B),
•  urea (grades A, B),
•  low-temperature liquid carbon dioxide, high-pressure liquid carbon dioxide,
•  gaseous oxygen for technical use and
•  gaseous oxygen for medical use.

The production is based on modern technologies obtained from such firms as KELLOGG (USA) - manufacture of ammonia, and Mitsui Toatsu (Japan) - manufacture of high quality urea products that meet international standards. Quality management and environmental monitoring systems comply with international standards ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.

History

1981 – A fertiliser manufacturing plant was build on the basis of the production union "Permnefteorgsintez".

1992 – The plant was withdrawn from the production union "Permnefteorgsintez" and became an independent enterprise.

1992 – The enterprise was transformed into Joint Stock Company "Minudobrenia".

2000 – Reconstruction of ammonia reforming furnace.

2004 – Installation of a new turbine, manufactured by Italian firm NUOVO PIGNONE, which allowed a significantly increased production capacity.

2006 – Became the first nitrogen fertiliser producer within the global industry to replace the urea reactor, one of the main items of plant. The new reactor was manufactured by the Austrian company Schoeller Bleckman Nooter.

2008 – Launch of a reverse osmosis plant.

2008 – A new cooler was built as part of a project to increase the productivity of the ammonia unit.

2009 – 10 million tonnes of urea produced since the plant was founded.

2009 – Modernization of the ammonia unit was completed with the production rate increased to 1650 t / day.

2011 – Became the first (and only) enterprise in the Perm region and the second in Russia to receive a registration certificate for gaseous oxygen for medical use.

January 2012 – OJSC Minudobrenia becomes part of URALCHEM Group.

Contacts

Address: 96 Promyshlennaya St, Perm, 614055, Russia.
Telephone: + 7 (342) 220-73-11
Fax: + 7 (342) 220-73-99
E-mail: office@zmuperm.ru