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Key speakers include:

• Victor Rashnikov, Chairman, MMK

• Dmitry Pumpyansky, Chairman, TMK

• Eduard Potapov, General Director, Metalloinvest Managing Company, Chairman, Managing Committee of Russian Steel Consortium

• Gianpietro Benedetti, Chairman & CEO, Danieli & C Officine Meccaniche S.p.A.

• Alexander Grubman, General Director, Cherepovets Steel Mill (Severstal)

• Alexei Ivanov, Vice President, Evraz Group

• Alain Davezac, Resident Director, Essar Group

• Sergei Cheryomin, Minister, Moscow Government

• Rob Edwards, Managing Director of Research (Metals and Mining), Renaissance Capital

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9-й Металлургический Саммит в Москве7-8 июня 2011Гостиница «Рэдиссон САС Славянская»

The flagship forum for industry leaders, investors, buyers and service providers with a vested interest in the Russian steel market in the post crisis landscape

9th

Russian Steel Summit

7-8 June 2011 • Radisson SAS Slavyanskaya, Moscow, Russia

Local Russian & CIS companies rate available

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Metal Bulletin Events’ and Eurasian Metals’ annual collaboration brings the oligarchs who run Russia’s steel industry into the room, shaping the future of one of the world’s most resourceful exporting markets.

The conference will look in-depth at costs, competitiveness, capacity, expansion potential and product quality of Russian steel producers to allow you to make your critical business decisions concerning the Russian market with the knowledge of what’s really going on.

What last year’s delegates had to say:

“Constructive and close to the point, outlining the vision of Russia’s top steelmakers”Natalia yaremenko, Energoprom Management

“Very good event to find potential clients”yanina Leschinskaya, Cotecna Inspection (Vostok) Ltd

“Good emphasis on international trade of raw materials and steel products”Alexei Mojarov, UNCTAD

Key topics to be discussed • The changing Russian export market, where is the

competition coming from?• What will happen if Russia loses its cost

competitiveness?• Will State and independent investors have an interest in

buying up CIS Steel entities?• Could Russia become an import market?• CIS market direction

Benefits of attending• Network with the Oligarchs and their key sector heads• Gauge consensus and direction of the Russian

steel sector• Advance your own business interests in one of the

world’s most resourceful markets• Hear the investment plans of the major steel mills and

discover where the opportunities are

9th

Russian Steel Summit

7-8 June 2011 • Radisson SAS Slavyanskaya, Moscow, Russia

2011 keynote: Victor Rashnikov, Chairman, MMK Attended by all the key industry players

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14:00 Session III: Cause and effect: the global steel scenario and the impact on the Russian market

The outsiders view – can international companies compete in Russia?• Who is trying to compete, what are the challenges?

• Is cooperation the only way?

• Can there be a mutually beneficial relationship between international and domestic companies?

• Obstacles to be overcome to ensure cooperation and fair competition?

Alain Davezac, Resident Director, Essar Group

Will cost competitiveness ensure the continued Russian recovery?• Will surplus capacities threaten the stable development of the

steel industry?

• Global forecasts for supply and demand

• Is the commodities boom waning?

Brian Levich, Research Division Manager,Metal Bulletin Research

Green technologies – a deliberate and responsible choice of steel industry• Priority areas for “green” steel investment

• International policy and its implications for the Russian steel sector

Christopher Beauman, Senior Advisor, EBRD

Turkey’s effect on Russian and Ukrainian exports• Changing dynamics of international steel trading

• How will Turkish steel affect Russian exports?

• The growth of competition, is there enough space for everyone?

Gorkem Bolaca, General Manager, LN Metals

15:30 Networking break

16:00 Session IV: Financing growth in the sector, a discussion on the options

• Debt load: an obstacle to launching new projects?• Choice of sources and financing mechanisms in the

post-crises period• Return of investments: volumes, tempos and terms.• Tied credits for metallurgy• A review of debt refinancing

Chairperson: Maxim Berdichevsky, Regional Manager - Russia and CIS, Export Development CanadaAlexander Gareyev, Deputy Director, Project and Export Financing, Metals & Mining, GazprombankWilliam Husband, Director – Russian Coverage – Metals and Mining, Barclays CapitalSergei Rezontov, Head of Finance Department, MechelRobert Mantse, Director & Senior Metals and Mining Analyst Equity Research, Otkritie Bank (JSC)Nikolay Bogatyy, Associate Investment Officer, IFC Central & Eastern Europe

08:00 Registration desk opens

09:00 Session I: Keynote speaker session

Chairman’s opening remarksChairman: Eduard Potapov, General Director, Metalloinvest Managing Company,

Chairman, Managing Committee of Russian Steel Consortium

The driving forces behind Russia’s resurgence: decision makers in the coming decade

• The key prerequisites for the balanced development of the Russian steel industry till 2020

• What are the major steelmaker’s strategic targets for continued growth?

• The effect on business from increased competition in the export market

• The drive to keep competitive advantage• Decisions made and steps taken to maximize growth• Russia’s role in the global steel environment• How major producers plan to save costs• Expansion potential in the federation

Victor Rashnikov, Chairman of the Board, MMK

Dmitry Pumpyansky, Chairman of the Board, TMK

Andrei Dementiev, Deputy Minister,Ministry of Industry and Trade*

Vladimir Lisin, Chairman, NLMK*

A senior representative of The World Steel Association

Gianpietro Benedetti, Chairman & CEO, Danieli & C Officine Meccaniche S.p.A.

10:30 Refreshment break

11:00 Session II: Domestic steel strategy: insight into competitiveness, cost control, investment &

Partnerships Chairman: Alexander Deineko, Director, Pipe Industry Development Foundation

• Advanced technologies and high value added products• International projects as an incentive for a rapid and

qualitative growth• Technological development in an integrated companies• Opportunities in the biggest steel market in Europe• New ideas of development: a review of the most

innovative strategies in the Russian steel sector

Alexander Grubman, General Director, Cherepovets Steel Mill (Severstal)

Alexei Ivanov, Vice President, Evraz Group

Sergei Odegov, CEO, Magnezit Group

Vladimir Markin, President, OMK

12:30 Lunch

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17:00 Session V: Panel discussion: industry and insight: the future of the domestic steel sector from the analysts’ perspective

• Shifting of production centres to new regions: how will this affect Russian export flows?

• Expert estimates of demand for the main types of steel products in mid-term perspective

• Influence of the Chinese factor on behaviour of producers and consumers of steel products

• Is it possible to speak on the return of the steel industry to pre-crisis levels?

Olga Okuneva, Vice President, Metals & Mining Research,Deutsche Bank

Maxim Matveev, CFA Equity Analyst, ING Bank

Rob Edwards, Managing Director of Research (Metals and Mining), Renaissance Capital

18:00 Close of day one and networking drinks Cocktail reception hosted by Russian Steel Consortium

08:30 Registration desk opens

09:30 Session VI: Raw materials part 1, costcompetitiveness – an everlasting advantage?

Chairman: yuriy Mishin, Director, Metalloinvest

Steel producers under the burden of the growing prices and raw material deficits

• Iron ore producers vs. big steel producers; the continues

• Possible responses to volatility in the iron ore market• Position of the integrated companies

Sergei Frolov, Marketing Manager,Industrial-Metallurgical Holding

What should be Russia’s raw material strategy?• Reviewing various global policies regarding raw

materials • Comparing the approaches taken by the EU, US, China

and Japan. • Providing Russian companies sufficient knowledge to

profit from the current developments.

Arnoud R.Willems, Partner, Sidley Austin LLP

10.10 Raw materials part 2 – Iron Ore, the king of commodities:

Selection of iron-making technology suited to the conditions of the European part of the Russian Federation

• The strategy of complete iron ore self sufficiency• Efficient project solutions under conditions of limited

space and other factors• Evaluation of demand, prices and potential exports/

imports

Dr. Iakov Gordon, Technical Director – Ironmaking, Hatch Associates

Development of a DRI/HBI market• Construction of powerful EAF under conditions of

growing deficit of qualitative scrap – the factor of a perspective stable demand for DRI/HBI

• Estimate of Russian export potential on the background of a yet weak interval demand

• The change in balance of different kinds of raw materials for steel production: scrap, liquid iron, HBI

Ilya Belyakov, Head of Market Forecasting and Analysis, MetalloinvestPumping Iron: Producing DRI and HBI for the World Steel Industry

• Overview of 2010 world DRI production, with special focus on Russia’s share

• Russia’s strategic advantages for DRI/HBI production• New and enhanced direct reduction technologies

John Kopfle, Director of Planning, Midrex Technologies, Inc.

11.00 Raw materials Part 3 – the best of the rest:

Coking coal: reserves and quality, demand and prices• Correlation of prices for coal with price dynamics of oil

market. What will happen to producers and suppliers in the mid-term?

• Export strategy of Russian produces taking into account mastering of the new coal allocations in East Siberia

• What could be expected: deficit or surplus?

Ludmila Plakitkina, Institute of Energy Research, Russian Academy of Sciences

Raw material security: possible strategies of steel companies

• Review of resources and causes of deficit• Tailor made strategy to achieve security

Oleg Maslennikov, Marketing Director, Steelway Limited CompanyPost-crisis scrap market: principal operational trends

• Restart of Russian scrap market • Estimating scrap recourses in Russia’

Alexander Sidorin, Head of Department, OMK Steel

12:00 Networking break

12:30 Session VII: What’s next for end user demand and relationship with the steel industry?Chairman: Dmitry Goroshkov, Director of Sales Department, SeverstalNew programs of the Moscow government and effect on the steel sector

• Opening doors for investors and entrepreneurs• Problems and solutions for mega policies• How the Moscow government and its structures are

working on the international marketsSergei Cheryomin, Minister, Moscow GovernmentPanel discussion: strategy and response of key steel end users

• Foreign auto building concerns in Russia.• Do localization programs contribute to the growth of

demand for steel• Construction sector and metallurgy: on the way to

industrial methodsFrank Haase, Director, Procurement, Volkswagen Russiayuri Klochkov, First Deputy General Director, KamAZDmitry Borshcinsky, General Director, ZAO Metallocomplect-MOleg Tyurpenko, General Director, OOO Metalservice-GroupIgor Chepenko, General Director, ZAO TFD Brok-Invest-ServiceAlexander Drozdov, General Director, OOO PKF DIPOS

14:00 Lunch and close of conference

Wednesday 8th June 2011

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