Sevuralboksitruda

Sevuralboksitruda, commonly abbreviated as SUBR and formed from the Russian expression “Sev. Ural Boksit Ruda,” is a bauxite-mining concern based in Severouralsk, in Russia’s Sverdlovsk Oblast. The name refers to the North Urals bauxite ore deposits associated with the enterprise and its mining operations. Rather than being a consumer-facing brand, Sevuralboksitruda functions as an industrial mining and raw-materials operation within the Russian aluminium supply chain. The concern works deposits in the Severouralsk mining district, including deposits at Cheryomukhovsky, Kalyinsky and Novokalyinsky. One of the best-known deposits connected with the operation is Krasnaya Shapochka, a name that translates approximately as “Little Red Riding Hood.” That deposit was discovered in 1934, making it an important historical reference point in the development of the area’s bauxite resources. Sevuralboksitruda’s output is bauxite, the principal ore used to produce alumina and, ultimately, aluminium. The operation therefore occupies an upstream position in the metals industry rather than selling finished aluminium products directly to end consumers. In 2000, it extracted more than 3.8 million tonnes of bauxite. The material was processed at the Bogoslovsky and Urals aluminium plants, linking the mining operation to downstream aluminium production in the Urals region. The enterprise is described as being operated by RUSAL, one of Russia’s major aluminium producers. Public reference material identifies the mining concern, its location, deposits and historical production, but provides limited information about its legal structure, founding date, leadership, standalone financial performance, current production levels or separate corporate website. Accordingly, Sevuralboksitruda is best documented as an industrial mining operation associated with RUSAL rather than as an independently marketed commercial brand.

Sevuralboksitruda is associated with the bauxite deposits of the Severouralsk district in Sverdlovsk Oblast, in the northern Urals. Its name is an abbreviated form of “Sev. Ural Boksit Ruda,” referring to the North Urals bauxite ore deposits. The enterprise is based in the town of Severouralsk and is operated by RUSAL, placing it within the raw-materials network supporting Russian aluminium production. The mining history represented by Sevuralboksitruda includes several deposits in and around the Severouralsk area. These include Cheryomukhovsky, Kalyinsky and Novokalyinsky. The Krasnaya Shapochka deposit is particularly notable in available historical descriptions because it was discovered in 1934. The discovery forms an important early milestone in the identification and development of the district’s bauxite resources, although the available reference material does not establish a complete chronology of mine construction, commissioning, ownership changes or production expansions. Bauxite is the principal ore from which alumina is produced before aluminium metal is smelted. Sevuralboksitruda therefore represents an upstream industrial activity connected to the broader aluminium value chain. Its mined ore has been associated with processing at the Bogoslovsky and Urals aluminium plants, both of which are identified as destinations for the operation’s production. This relationship illustrates the regional integration of mining and aluminium processing in the Urals. A reported production benchmark indicates that Sevuralboksitruda extracted more than 3.8 million tonnes of bauxite in 2000. This figure provides evidence of the operation’s substantial scale at that time, but the cited reference does not provide a longer production series, revenue information or current output data. It also does not detail the enterprise’s employment, reserves, capital expenditure or environmental record. In the available contemporary description, Sevuralboksitruda is operated by RUSAL. The reference material does not clearly specify whether Sevuralboksitruda is a separately incorporated company, a mining division, an operating site or a historically recognized enterprise within the group. Nor does it identify a standalone executive team, public listing, dedicated website or independent consumer-facing product portfolio. Its historical and commercial significance consequently lies primarily in its role as a bauxite supplier to the Russian aluminium industry.

• 2000

  Reported extraction exceeded 3.8 million tonnes

  [1]Sevuralboksitrudaen.wikipedia.org

  Sevuralboksitruda extracted more than 3.8 million tonnes of bauxite, with the ore processed at the Bogoslovsky and Urals aluminium plants.

• 1934

  Discovery of the Krasnaya Shapochka deposit

  [1]Sevuralboksitrudaen.wikipedia.org

  The Krasnaya Shapochka bauxite deposit associated with the Severouralsk mining district was discovered.

An upstream Russian bauxite-mining operation supplying raw material to the aluminium industry.

• Mining output

  Bauxite ore

  Bauxite is the principal mineral raw material extracted by Sevuralboksitruda. The operation works deposits in the Severouralsk area, including Cheryomukhovsky, Kalyinsky, Novokalyinsky and the Krasnaya Shapochka deposit. Its output is intended for processing into alumina and subsequent aluminium production rather than for direct consumer sale. Historical reference material states that the ore was processed at the Bogoslovsky and Urals aluminium plants.

1. 1Sevuralboksitrudaen.wikipedia.org