Summa Group News, May 2014

Summa News – May 2014
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Latest news from Summa Group 2014

Summa News – May 2014
YATEK Supplies Heat to Momsky District
The management team of Yakutsk Fuel and Energy Company (YATEK, a subsidiary of the
Summa Group) have stepped in to provide heat in the Momsky district. Due to a
complication at the mouth of the Indigirka River during the 2013 shipping season, local
residents and public utilities were unable to access a sufficient supply of boiler fuel.
Zairbek Kamilievich Yusupov, the general director of Yakutsk Fuel, arranged for a supply
of boiler fuel to provide fuel for the daily needs of the district’s residents.
Over 1500 tons of boiler fuel were trucked into
the MagadanHefto interim oil terminal from
the village of Kysyl-Syr. The Interdepartmental
Commission to Coordinate the Winter
Transportation of Goods has confirmed that
the Momsky District now has sufficient fuel for
the needs of businesses and organisations.

Summa News – May 2014
NCSP Group Handles 33.6 Million Tons in First Quarter
Summa Group subsidiary company NCSP has consolidated their turnover for January –
March 2014 and the results show that it amounted to 33.6 million tonnes. General
Director of the JSC “NCSP” Group, Yuri Matvienko, comments on the turnover saying,
“Last month was the stronger in the quarter, turnover growth in March compared to
February of this year was 13.3% or 1.4 million tons.”
More specifically, there was a lag in terms of
crude oil which decreased to 18.8% year on year
but with a monthly increase from 9.1% to 10.2%
in the first two months. Liquid cargo over the
January – March semester amounted to 26 944
tons. Bulk cargo amounted to 2406 tons. General
cargo amounted to 2964 tons, while
containerized cargo amounted to 167 000 TEU,
5% more than year on year of 2013.

Summa News – May 2014
Stroynovatsiya Wins Caucasus Highway Tender
Summa Group subsidiary Stroynovatsiya has won a tender to build a new section of the
M-29 Caucasus Highway in Russia, and reconstruct an existing section. Passing through
the Kabardino-Balkaria territory, the project will construct a new 10km long section with
two lanes in each direction.
The section that will be reconstructed passes through Zalukokoazhe and Psyndakha of
the Zolsky District. The reconstuction should be completed by the end of 2017. The
tender, which is to the value of 3.92 billion RUB, was ordered by the North Caucasus
Highway Administration.

Summa News – May 2014
About Summa Group
Summa Group specialises and invests in port logistics, engineering, construction, oil and
gas sectors as well as telecommunications. Summa Group is a diversified private holding
that comprises of more then 10 000 people in 40 regions of Russia and abroad.
Mr Ziyavudin Magomedov is the founder and shareholder of the Summa Group which
will reach its 10 year anniversary in 2014.