In 2025, SIBUR reported revenue of 1.05 trillion rubles, declining 10.4% from 2024 due to falling world petrochemical prices, ruble strengthening, and tightened monetary policy. The company has significant capital investments of 851 billion rubles supporting future growth, with operating improvements expected in the second half of 2026 as new facilities begin commissioning.
Cyborg Score Rationale
SIBUR holds a dominant market position in Russian petrochemicals with established global reach and substantial capital investment for growth. However, recent revenue contraction and exposure to commodity price volatility and geopolitical factors temper near-term prospects.
Top Insights
Domestic Russian market sales increased by 11% in 2024, positioning it as a key growth priority for the company.
New facility construction in Tatarstan is expected to complete during 2027-2028, with a mechanical repair plant scheduled for 2026 commissioning.
Revenue dynamics in 2025 were influenced by decline in world petrochemical prices, ruble strengthening, and reduced business activity in construction and transport.
SIBUR operates across 20 regions and is celebrating 30 years as of June 2026, serving diverse downstream sectors including agro-industrial, recycling, packaging, and energy.
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