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MINING & METALLURGICAL COMPANY NORILSK NICKEL, PUBLIC JOINT STOCK COMPANY is the world's largest producer of palladium and one of the largest producers of nickel, platinum, and copper. The company operates large-scale projects in Russia and reports financial results on a regular basis. Norda, a subsidiary, has begun tunnelling at the Taimyrsky Mine. Nornickel held its annual general meeting and announced production results for the first half of 2026. The company is committed to sustainability and innovation. Founded in 2008, it operates across various locations in Russia. Nornickel uses cookies on its website to enhance user experience but allows users to change settings at any time.

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