Ukrainian steel pipe and railway product producer Interpipe has announced that one of its industrial facilities in Dnipro was hit by a Russian ballistic missile strike during the night of September 21-22.
Following the summer break, the Ukrainian industrial company Interpipe launched the third season of its career guidance programme, ‘Weeks with Interpipe’ ... Since 2019, Interpipe has been systematically developing technical education in Dnipro.
The Ukrainian industrial company Interpipe is prepared to increase the proportion of women on the production floor, despite staff shortages, even in traditionally male-dominated roles.
Despite many years of large-scale war, the industrial company Interpipe has maintained and continues to implement social programmes, working with partners to develop the technical education ecosystem in Dnipro.
The Ukrainian industrial company ‘Interpipe’ is supporting employees who have remained in the frontline town of Nikopol, as well as staff who have been mobilised into the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
One of the top priorities for the Ukrainian industrial company ‘Interpipe’ is supporting its employees, particularly veterans ... Before the full-scale invasion, he worked as a fitter at Interpipe’s pipe production facility in Nikopol.
The Ukrainian industrial company ‘Interpipe’, despite the de facto blockade of ports in the Odesa and Mykolaiv regions as a result of Russian attacks, continues to deliver its products to customers in global markets.
Ukrainian industrial company Interpipe has initiated the production of specialized wheel products tailored for a Greek railway operator... Interpipe already shipped ...
The Ukrainian industrial company ‘Interpipe’ has pointed out that the EU quota for seamless pipes allocated to Ukraine has been underestimated ... reflected in the baseline calculations,” Interpipe noted.
Interpipe argues that this allocation is based on incorrect statistical data, stating that a significant share of Ukraine's exports to the EU during the 2022-2024 reference period was not fully reflected in the data used to calculate the quota.
Ukrainian seamless pipe and railway products producer Interpipe has argued that the seamless pipe quota allocated to Ukraine under the European Union's new steel safeguard measures was set at least 30% too low due to a statistical error.