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MRKU.ME MCX

Interregional Distribution Grid Company of Urals, Joint Stock Company
1W: +1.3% 1M: +8.1% 3M: +21.1% YTD: +28.9% 1Y: +62.4% 3Y: +97.7% 5Y: +575.1%
₽0.65 ($0.01)
+0.01 (+1.44%)
 
Weekly Expected Move ±2.6%
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MCX · Utilities · Regulated Electric · Tech Score Buy · Power 73 · ₽56.7B mcap · 39.14B float · 0.087% daily turnover
Smart Money Score
No convergence signal
Key Statistics
Market Cap₽56.7B ($673.1M)
52W Range0.1504-0.651
Volume80,000
Avg Volume34,220,000
Beta0.15
Dividend₽0.06
Analyst Ratings
No analyst coverage
Company Info
CEOVladimir Anatolyevich Bolotin
Employees14,726
SectorUtilities
IndustryRegulated Electric
IPO Date2010-03-03
140 Ulitsa Mamina Sibiryaka
Yekaterinburg, SVE 620026
RU
7 343 293 2600
About Interregional Distribution Grid Company of Urals, Joint Stock Company

Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Yekaterinburg, Russia, the Interregional Distribution Grid Company of Urals, a subsidiary of Rosseti, Public Joint Stock Company, is a prominent entity in Russia's energy sector. Its primary operations involve the transmission and distribution of electrical power across the country. The company's diverse service portfolio extends to connecting customers to its grid, rigorous testing of power equipment and safety systems, and the collection, transmission, and processing of vital technical data, including performance metrics and metering information. It also manages technical operations, implements energy efficiency and consumption strategies, and undertakes maintenance, diagnostic evaluations, and repairs for various components such as power lines, measurement devices, and critical relay and stability control schemes. Additionally, the company is proficient in engineering, constructing, renovating, upgrading, and installing new and existing network and grid infrastructure. Supporting these extensive operations is a vast network comprising 122,733 km of overhead lines (ranging from 0.4 to 220 kV) and 7,224 km of underground cable lines (0.4 to 110 kV). Its infrastructure further includes 1,049 high-voltage substations (35-220 kV) with a cumulative capacity of 21,863 MVA, alongside 31,864 lower-voltage substations (6-10(35)/0.4 kV) providing 9,228 MVA of capacity.

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