Yatek PJSC achieves record efficiency and sustainability in 2025
Yatek PJSC achieves record efficiency and sustainability in 2025
Yatek PJSC achieves record efficiency and sustainability in 2025
Yatek PJSC wrapped up a successful year in 2025, hitting both production and financial goals. The company also rolled out major upgrades to its infrastructure while cutting methane use by nearly a quarter in the first ten months alone. The year began with a focus on modernisation. Yatek PJSC built three new warehouses and expanded its open storage yards. To improve efficiency, an RFID system was introduced, making inventory tracking faster and more accurate.
By mid-2025, the company brought a new well online, boosting output. At the same time, methane consumption per unit of production dropped by 22% compared to 2024. The methane concentration also stabilised at 93%, a key operational target.
Infrastructure projects remained a priority. Two large 5,000 m³ storage tanks (RVS-5000) were completed, along with a dedicated methanol storage facility. The company also launched a 5 MW data centre at its power plant, supporting digital operations.
Financially, Yatek PJSC reported an EBITDA of around 4 billion rubles. The results confirmed the success of its 2025 strategy, balancing growth with sustainability. The upgrades and efficiency gains in 2025 positioned Yatek PJSC for continued stability. With new storage, digital systems, and reduced methane use, the company now operates with improved capacity and lower environmental impact. The financial results further reinforced its progress for the year.
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