OAO KMAruda combine is based in Gubkin city of Belgorod region (Russia). It is the oldest mine of Kursk Magnetic Anomaly. The history of KMAruda, which is the first to develop Kursk Magnetic Anomaly’s reserves, begins in VI – VII centuries. Large scale iron ore extraction at this place started in 1931 when the first underground mine was constructed. It was named after famous Russian academician Gubkin. The combine took part of the Industrial Metallurgical Holding in 2006.
OAO KMAruda is an underground mine extracting ferruginous quartzite at Korobkovskoye deposit of Kursk Magnetic Anomaly which is further processed into iron concentrate. The major facilities of the combine are Gubkin mine and a concentration plant.
The combine’s technicians are successfully realizing the renovation program of production capacities and technological chains. The up-to-date equipment supplied by world leading plant builders secures steady growth of its output. KMAruda is the leader amongst the other Russian underground mines in terms of technological innovation and social responsibility.
Address: Ul. Artema 2, Gubkin, Belgorod oblast
Telephone: +7(47241)96409
E-mail: info@kmaruda.ru Web-site: www.kmaruda.ru
