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En+ Group International public joint-stock company

ENPG
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En+ Group International public joint-stock company is a global enterprise that,... En+ Group International public joint-stock company is a global enterprise that, through its subsidiaries, primarily engages in two core sectors: aluminum manufacturing and energy generation. Its activities are organized into two key divisions: Metals and Energy. The Metals segment encompasses the full lifecycle of aluminum production, from the extraction and processing of bauxite and nepheline ore into alumina, through the smelting of primary aluminum from this alumina, to the fabrication of aluminum and its alloys into various semi-finished and finished goods. The Energy segment manages a diverse portfolio of power-related operations, including electricity generation, transmission, trading, and distribution, alongside the production and supply of coal. Beyond these main areas, the company also produces silicon, offers repair and maintenance services, and provides engineering, management, and financial support. Established in 2002 and based in Kaliningrad, Russia, the company transitioned to its current name, En+ Group International public joint-stock company, in July 2019, having previously operated as En+ Group plc.
Share Price
$3.76
Market Cap
$2.40B
Change (1 day)
2.08%
Change (1 year)
-33.62%
Country
RU
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Stock split history for En+ Group International public joint-stock company (ENPG)
En+ Group International public joint-stock company stock (symbol: ENPG) underwent a total of 0 stock splits.
The most recent stock split occurred on Aug 27, 2026.
One ENPG share bought prior to Aug 27, 2026 would equal to 0 ENPG shares today.
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