Release: Metprom (184 GB)

Emails from a metallurgic engineering and investment group involved in dozens of projects

The Tashkent metallurgical plant inaugurated March 2021 in Uzbekistan. Metprom was involved in its design and construction. Photo source.

We are releasing emails from Metprom Group, a metals industry company headquartered in Moscow. According to one news source, Metprom had annual sales of $138 million and assets worth $71 million in 2020.

Anonymous 🍀 @DepaixPorteur

We are #Anonymous We have leaked 184gb of emails from Metprom (metprom[.]net) a Russian Gazprom subsidiary with ties to Arab Republic of Egypt and Islamic Republic of Iran Available on DDOZecretz @B00daMooda @DepaixPorteur @wh1t3sh4d0w0x90 #Anonymous #OpRussia #OpUkraine

May 30th 2022

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This metallurgic engineering and investment group has been involved in dozens of projects with other Russian companies like EVRAZ group, Mechel, and Severstal. Since forming in 1992, Metprom has also invested in, designed, built or consulted on projects such as: the Isfahan metallurgical plant (Iran), Helwan metallurgical plant (Egypt), the Tashkent metallurgy plant (Uzbekistan); the Miory plant (Belarus); with partners like CVS (Turkey); Danieli (Italy); Tenova S.p.A. (Italy); Paul Wurth (Luxembourg); and Primetals (United Kingdom), which is a Siemens (Germany) & Mitsubishi (Japan) joint company.

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Anonymous 🍀 @DepaixPorteur

The picture says metprom[.]ru but they switched domains to metprom[.]net full time after the README was created

May 30th 2022

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