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Stakeholder Relations

The Company relies on its ongoing stakeholder engagement. TMK’s leadership in the domestic and global pipe industry, geographically diversified assets and sales, and the public nature of our business require us to account for various categories of consumers and partners, the investment community, government bodies, local communities in the Company’s regions of operation, as well as for the Company’s employees.

We believe that a long-term partnership is possible when based on mutual benefit and commitment to ethical principles of doing business which are formalized in our Code of Ethics.

Our principle

  • legality;
  • good faith, professional excellence, mutual confidence;
  • unfailing performance;
  • transparency;
  • prevention of conflicts of interest.

We engage with our stakeholders through various communication channels

Official website at
tmk-group.com
tmk-group.ru
Corporate webpage on Interfax and LSE information disclosure websites
Hotline
Corporate media and corporate portal
Video conferencing
Conference calls
Stakeholder meetings
Discussions
Questionnaires and interviews
Exhibitions
Capital Markets Days
Site visits
TMK Video, etc

Our representatives actively participate in various forums, conferences, exhibitions, and workshops related to the Company’s business to learn more about stakeholder needs and latest communication formats.

This Annual Report is a key communication tool simultaneously addressing all groups of our stakeholders. When preparing this Annual Report, we put the strongest focus on addressing their concerns in the reporting year and also followed expert recommendations to improve its quality.

Stakeholder relations and information addressing their concerns are presented in relevant sections of this Annual Report (see the diagram below).

In this Report, we specifically highlighted relations with:

TMK’s 2017 Annual Report for Stakeholders

Section
Stakeholders
Company Profile
Buyers
Suppliers
Annual Report Structure
Corporate Governance Code Compliance Report
Corporate Citizenship
Federal and regional authorities
Corporate Governance Report
Securities
Transactions
Stock exchanges and industry associations
Corporate Citizenship
Research and educational institutions
Regional households
Local communities
Employees
Trade unions
Veterans and voluntary organizations
Key Highlights
Information Disclosure
Corporate Citizenship
Media
Strategy
Risks
Market Conditions
Cost Optimization
Dividends
Corporate Governance
M&A Transactions
Shareholders
Lenders
Analysts
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