Refining catalysts in Russia: Production, Market and Forecast (7 edition)

ABSTRACT

INTRODUCTION

1. Catalyst Classification and Main Applications of Catalytic Processes in Oil Refining

2. Range of Oil Refining Catalysts and Raw Materials for Their Production

3. Oil Refining Catalyst Production in Russia, 2006–2025

3.1. Oil Refining Catalyst Production Capacity

3.2. Oil Refining Catalyst Production Dynamics and Structure

3.3. Current status of the main Russian manufacturers of oil refining catalysts

KNT Group (Republic of Bashkortostan)

Ishimbay Specialized Chemical Plant of Catalysts (ISCP)

Sterlitamak Catalyst Plant, RN-Kat

Gazpromneft-Catalytic Systems (Omsk)

Salavat Catalyst Plant (Salavat, Republic of Bashkortostan)

Angarsk Plant of Catalysts and Organic Synthesis (APCOS) (Irkutsk Region)

Promkataliz (Ryazan Region)

Other enterprises

3.4. Main scientific and production organizations in Russia engaged in the development of oil refining catalysts

G.K. Boreskov Institute of Nuclear Power Engineering, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Novosibirsk)

Neftekhim Research and Production Enterprise (Krasnodar)

OLKAT Research and Production Company (St. Petersburg)

Others

4. Foreign Trade Operations with Oil Refining Catalysts in Russia in 2006-2025

4.1. Export-Import Volume in Physical and Monetary Terms

4.2. Directions and Structure of Export-Import Deliveries

4.2.1. Export

4.2.2. Import

4.3. Main Foreign Suppliers of Oil Refining Catalysts to Russia

5. Overview of Russian Export-Import Prices for Oil Refining Catalysts in 2006-2024

6. Consumption of Oil Refining Catalysts in Russia in 2006-2025

6.1. Balance of Consumption of Oil Refining Catalysts

6.2. Characteristics and Overview of the Situation in Oil Refining Industry of the Russian Federation

6.3 Use of Catalysts in Key Oil Refining Processes in Russia

Catalytic Cracking

Hydroprocesses (hydrotreating, hydrocracking, hydrodewaxing)

Reforming, Isomerization, Aromatic Hydrocarbon Production

7. Forecast for Oil Refining Catalyst Production and Consumption to 2035

Appendix 1. Catalytic Cracking Units at Russian Oil Refineries

Appendix 2. Hydrotreating Units at Russian Oil Refineries

Appendix 3. Hydrocracking Units at Russian Oil Refineries

Appendix 4. Oil Product Dewaxing Units at Russian Oil Refineries

Appendix 5. Reforming Units at Russian Oil Refineries

Appendix 6. Isomerization Units at Russian Oil Refineries

Appendix 7. Xylenes Units at Russian Oil Refineries

Appendix 8. Contact Information Oil refining catalyst manufacturers in Russia

Appendix 9. Contact information for the main oil refining catalyst consumers in Russia

Table 1: Main Applications of Catalytic Processes in Oil Refining

Table 2: Composition of Technical Xylene Obtained by Various Methods, % by Weight

Table 3: Nomenclature and Characteristics of the Main Oil Refining Catalysts Produced in Russia

Table 4: Main Types of Feedstock and Suppliers for Oil Refining Catalyst Production in Russia

Table 5: Railroad Deliveries of Aluminum Feedstock to Russian Catalyst Plants in 2013-2024, T

Table 6: Catalyst Production Capacities for the Oil Refining Industry in Russia (as of the Beginning of 2026)

Table 7: Main Russian Manufacturers of Oil Refining Catalysts

Table 8: Oil Refining Catalyst Production Capacities (By Main Processes and Plants) in Russia (as of the Beginning of 2026)

Table 9: Oil Refining Catalyst Production at Russian Plants in 2009-2025, thousand tons

Table 10: Technical characteristics of the OKTIFINE catalyst produced by ISKhZK

Table 11: Technical characteristics of the ADAMANT microspherical catalyst produced by ISKhZK

Table 12: Financial indicators of ISKhZK LLC for 2015-2024, million rubles

Table 13: Financial indicators of SZK LLC for 2015-2024, million rubles

Table 14: Financial indicators of SKatZ LLC for 2015-2024, million rubles

Table 15: Reforming and Isomerization Catalysts Produced by JSC AZKiOS

Table 16: Hydrotreating and Hydrocracking Catalysts Produced by JSC AZKiOS

Table 17: Key Financial and Economic Indicators of JSC AZKiOS in 2013-2024, RUB million

Table 18: Russian Units Operating on Catalysts Produced by JSC Promkataliz

Table 19: Key Financial Indicators of JSC Industrial Catalysts in 2013-2024, RUB million

Table 20: Financial Indicators of NPK Sintez in 2015-2024, RUB million

Table 21: Oil refining catalysts developed by Nizhny Novgorod Sorbents JSC

Table 22: Deliveries of pilot batches of reforming catalysts developed by Nizhny Novgorod Sorbents JSC

Table 23: Major domestic developers of oil refining catalysts

Table 24: Implementation of Isomalk-2 technology at Russian refineries and deliveries of SI-2 isomerization catalysts

Table 25: Key characteristics of reforming catalysts manufactured by NPP Neftekhim LLC

Table 26: Financial indicators of NPP Neftekhim LLC and Nizhny Novgorod Catalysts LLC in 2015-2024, million rubles

Table 27: Key financial and economic indicators of NPF OLKAT LLC in 2015-2024, million rubles

Table 28: Foreign Trade in Oil Refining Catalysts in the Russian Federation in 2016-2025, Tons, $, Thousands

Table 29: Main Countries and Companies Recipients of Russian Oil Refining Catalysts in 2010-2025, Tons

Table 30: Shipments of Oil Refining Catalysts from Russia by Type in 2010-2025, Tons

Table 31: Russian Companies Supplying Oil Refining Catalysts in 2010-2025, Tons

Table 32: Destinations of Imported Oil Refining Catalysts to Russia in 2010-2025, Tons

Table 33: Shipments of Imported Oil Refining Catalysts to Russia by Type in 2010-2025, Tons

Table 34: Main Russian Recipients of Imported Oil Refining Catalysts in 2012-2024, tons

Table 35: Major Foreign Manufacturers of Oil Refining Catalysts Supplying to Russia in 2014-2025, tons

Table 36: Distribution of Supplies of Main Types of Oil Refining Catalysts to Russia by Supplier Companies in 2014-2025, tons

Table 37: Russian Consumers of Imported Catalysts in 2014-2025, tons

Table 38: Average Annual Export Prices of Various Types of Oil Refining Catalysts from the Russian Federation in 2009-2024, $/kg

Table 39: Average Annual Import Prices of Various Types of Oil Refining Catalysts from the Russian Federation in 2009-2024, $/kg

Table 40: Average Annual Import Prices of Various Types of Oil Refining Catalysts Purchased by Russian Refineries in 2013-2024, $/kg

Table 41: Average annual prices for various types of oil refining catalysts supplied to Russia in 2013-2024. by major Western companies, $/kg

Table 42: Consumption volumes of oil refining catalysts in Russia in 2013-2025, thousand tons, %

Table 43: Consumption volumes of oil refining catalysts in Russia by type in 2013-2025, thousand tons, %

Table 44: Share of imports in consumption of various types of oil refining catalysts in the Russian Federation (average for 2010-2015, 2016-2020, and 2021-2025), %

Table 45: Production of main types of petroleum products in Russia in 1990-2024, million tons

Table 46: Primary Oil Refining Volumes by Russian Companies in 2015-2024, Million Tons

Table 47: Current Composition of Technological Processes in Russian and Foreign Oil Refining (% of Total Primary Crude Oil Refining Volume)

Table 48: Commissioning of Secondary Processing Units by Russian Oil Refineries in 2011-2025

Table 49: Delays in Commissioning of Oil Refining Units by Russian Oil Refineries (as of the End of 2025)

Table 50: Change in Oil Refining Capacity in 2005-2025 in Russia, million tons

Table 51: Russian Cracking and Hydrocracking Catalysts by Brand and Manufacturer

Table 52: Russian Hydrotreating and Hydrocracking Catalysts

Table 53: Key Parameters of Existing Isomerization Technologies

Table 54: Assessment of the Status of Oil Refining Catalyst Supply to Russian Enterprises

Table 55: Chronology of Oil Refining Catalyst Purchases by Type and by Oil Companies in 2010-2025 and Purchase Forecast through 2035, thousand tons

Table 56: Oil Refining Catalyst Production in Russia by Type in 2022-2025 and Forecast through 2030/35, thousand tons

Figure 1: Catalyst production structure in Russia by company in 2006-2025, %

Figure 2: Oil refining catalyst production structure by type in 2020-2025, %

Figure 3: Oil refining catalyst production dynamics in Russia in 2006-2025, thousand tons

Figure 4: Catalyst production dynamics at ISKhZK LLC in 2010-2025, thousand tons

Figure 5: Oil refining catalyst production dynamics at Gazpromneft-Omsk Refinery JSC in 2006-2024, thousand tons

Figure 6: Schematic diagram of the cracking, hydrotreating, and hydrocracking catalyst production facility under construction at Gazpromneft-Omsk Refinery JSC

Figure 7: Catalyst production dynamics at SKatZ LLC in 2006-2025, thousand tons

Figure 8: Catalyst production at JSC AZKiOS in 2003-2025, tons

Figure 9: Schematic diagram of the industrial hydrotreating catalyst production plant at NPK Sintez LLC

Figure 10: Technologies and catalysts at NPP Neftekhim LLC

Figure 11: Dynamics of export-import supplies of oil refining catalysts to the Russian Federation in 2006-2025, tons

Figure 12: Dynamics of spent oil refining catalyst exports from Russia in 2006-2025, tons

Figure 13: Dynamics of Russian oil refining catalyst exports in physical (thousand tons) and value (millions of USD) terms in 2006-2025

Figure 14: Geographic structure of Russian exports Oil refining catalysts in 2006-2025, tons

Figure 15: Structure of export deliveries of Russian oil refining catalysts, % (average for 2021-2025)

Figure 16: Dynamics of Russian imports of oil refining catalysts in physical (thousand tons) and value (millions of USD) terms in 2006-2025

Figure 17: Structure of imported oil refining catalysts in physical and value terms, % (average for 2021-2025)

Figure 18: Dynamics of Russian imports of oil refining catalysts by type in 2006-2025, tons

Figure 19: Deliveries of oil refining catalysts by Western companies to Russia in 2009-2025, tons

Figure 20: Import Price Dynamics for Various Types of Oil Refining Catalysts in Russia in 2006-2024, $/kg

Figure 21: Comparison of Import and Export Prices for Hydroprocessing Catalysts in 2006-2024, $/kg

Figure 22: Domestic Consumption of Oil Refining Catalysts in Russia (thousand tons) and Import Share (%) in 2006-2025

Figure 23: Domestic Consumption of Oil Refining Catalysts (by Type) in Russia in 2010-2025, thousand tons

Figure 24: Structure of Oil Refining Catalyst Consumption by Type (Average for 2021-2025), %

Figure 25: Company Shares in the Russian Catalyst Market in 2015, 2017, 2020, 2022, and 2024/25, %

Figure 26: Oil refining volume at Russian refineries (million tons) and oil refining depth (%) in 1998-2025

Figure 27: Motor gasoline composition by emission class in 2011-2025, %

Figure 28: Main Russian refineries by oil refining volume in 2024, million tons

Figure 29: Oil refining volumes and petroleum product output in Russia in 2019-2035, million tons

Figure 30: Cracking catalyst consumption at Russian refineries (by supplier) in 2006-2025, thousand tons

Figure 31: Consumption of imported hydrotreating catalysts (including hydrocracking) at Russian refineries in 2006-2025 2006–2025, thousand tons

Figure 32: Consumption of reforming catalysts (including imported ones) by Russian refineries in 2006–2025, thousand tons

Figure 33: Forecast for the production and consumption of oil refining catalysts in Russia until 2030–2035, thousand tons