"Uralchem" and the government of the Kirov region signed an agreement on socio-economic cooperation.

      As part of the agreement, joint activities will be conducted in areas such as education, healthcare and medicine, culture, sports, urban development, support for small and medium-sized enterprises, youth policy, as well as the formation and promotion of the brand of the city of Kirovo-Chepetsk — the territory of the Company's presence in the Kirov region. The agreement implies the coordination of a roadmap and the implementation of planned social events. The document strengthens the long-standing partnership between the government of the Kirov region and "Uralchem," aimed at the sustainable development of the region and improving the quality of life for its residents. The Company consistently supports the socio-economic development of the territory, and the signed agreement elevates this cooperation to a qualitatively new level. Alexander Sokolov, Governor of the Kirov Region: "The Kirov region and 'Uralchem' can be said to be old good friends. The Company actively participates in the implementation of many social projects, creates and implements its own programs aimed at improving the quality of life for people, and at the development of public spaces and the repair of social infrastructure. It is important that 'Uralchem' bears a high social responsibility, caring for both the employees of the enterprise and their families, and for the development of Kirovo-Chepetsk, which ultimately has a positive impact on the economy and social sphere of the region. I hope that our cooperation will continue because we have one goal: the well-being of the residents of the Kirov region." Dmitry Konyayev, General Director of JSC "OHC 'Uralchem'": "For us, the Kirov region is one of the key regions of presence, and we value the long-standing partnership with regional authorities. We will pay special attention to Kirovo-Chepetsk — the city where the Company operates. I am confident that our joint work will elevate our cooperation to a qualitatively new level and bring real benefits to the residents of the region."