VTB Bank

Russian Federationvtb.ru

Its role Investor / Financier

project tracked
1
partner companies
5
news article
1

VTB Bank, officially known as Bank VTB (PJSC), is a major commercial bank headquartered in Moscow, Russia. It provides a full spectrum of banking services encompassing corporate finance, investment banking, retail banking, and specialized project financing for large industrial initiatives.

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The bank's core activities include extending loans to businesses, managing assets, facilitating international trade, and participating in syndicated credit facilities for infrastructure and manufacturing projects across Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States. It has been involved in financing developments in the chemical industry, such as ammonia and urea production facilities.

VTB Bank forms the core of the VTB Group, which is predominantly owned by the Russian government. This ownership structure enables it to play a pivotal role in supporting state economic policies and strategic sectors. The group operates through numerous subsidiaries and has a presence in several countries including Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and others.

In the Russian banking sector, VTB holds a significant market position as one of the largest institutions by assets and customer base, competing with entities like Sberbank. Its focus on corporate and project finance distinguishes it in the industry, contributing to economic growth through targeted investments in key projects.

Also known as Банк ВТБ and VTB.

The project VTB Bank is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving VTB Bank, of which one is active.

EuroChem Kingisepp 2 Ammonia-Urea Plant
  1. Announced / Concept
  2. FEED / Pre-FID
  3. FID / Sanctioned
  4. Under Construction
  5. Commissioning & Start-up
Phase
Commissioning & Start-up
Where
Russian Federation
Makes
Ammonia , Urea
Partners
EuroChem , EuroChem NW2 , Gazprombank , Otkritie FC Bank , Sberbank

VTB Bank in chemical industry news

31 August 2026
MAIRE (Tecnimont) wins ICC Phase 1 award finding EuroChem’s K2 termination wrongful

London tribunal upholds suspension due to sanctions, orders ~€260m to Tecnimont, rejects €1.6bn counterclaims; Phase 2 will consider injunctions and extra damages.

Where its projects are

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