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Refining catalysts in Russia EAEU and the world: Production, Market and Forecast (3 edition)
Número de páginas: 218
Número de tablas: 75
El número de cifras: 49
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Liberado: 22.12.2025
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This report is currently available in Russian language only. However, we can provide an English version of the report within 3 weeks after receiving a payment.
This report is based on research into the oil refining catalyst market in Russia, the EAEU countries, and globally.
The objective of the study is to analyze the Russian oil refining catalyst market and the market in the EAEU and globally.
The object of the study is catalysts for catalytic cracking and hydroprocessing (hydrotreating, hydrodesulfurization, hydrocracking, hydrodewaxing, reforming, and isomerization).
This work is a desk study. The following sources of information were used: data from statistical committees of the EAEU countries (including Rosstat, the National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus, and the Bureau of National Statistics of the Agency for Strategic Planning and Reforms of the Republic of Kazakhstan); international databases of the UN (UNdata), World Bank, and Eurostat; international and European trade data (UN Comtrade, Trade Map); the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation (until 2022); the Unified Information System for Procurement; rail transportation statistics; the SBIS database; foreign specialized companies; annual and quarterly reports of securities issuers; Industry and regional press, conference materials, websites of manufacturers and consumers of the products under study; scientific and technical literature (e.g., elibrary), the Federal Institute of Industrial Property (FIPS) patent database; the InfoMine database, etc.
Research timeframe: 2006-2024; estimate/forecast – 2025-2035.
Research geography: Russia, other EAEU countries (Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Kyrgyzstan), and worldwide.
This review is the most comprehensive available on the information market on this topic and is intended to serve as a reference guide, replacing data from the Federal State Statistics Service of the Russian Federation. Due to changes in the nomenclature of statistical reporting, the FSSS data contains incomplete information on catalyst production. Using this data without further thorough analysis may lead to erroneous management decisions by marketing departments and specialists working in the oil refining catalyst market. A distinctive feature of this study is its comprehensive analysis of the oil refining catalyst market, thereby avoiding the mistakes made by similar studies conducted by other companies.
A second distinguishing feature of this work is its broad timeframe—it provides a detailed analysis of production and foreign trade transactions involving oil refining catalysts from 2006 to 2025.
A third distinctive feature is the inclusion of the markets of the EAEU countries in the study.
Scope of the study: The report consists of 9 parts and contains 218 pages, including 75 tables, 49 figures, and 12 appendices.
The first chapter describes the classification of oil refining catalysts and identifies the main areas of application of catalytic processes in oil refining.
The second chapter contains a brief description of the global oil refining catalyst market.
The third chapter provides a comprehensive list of oil refining catalysts produced in Russia and their brief characteristics. A review of the main raw materials required for the production of the products under consideration is also provided. The chapter also contains information on oil refining catalyst production capacity in Russia. It also provides statistical and estimated data on catalyst production volumes in Russia from 2006-2025, and identifies the structure of their production by type. It also provides an overview of Russian manufacturing companies, as well as organizations engaged in the development and implementation of oil refining catalysts.
Chapter 4 analyzes Russia's foreign trade operations with oil refining catalysts from 2006-2025. This chapter also provides information on the level of export and import prices for various types of oil refining catalysts from 2006-2025 (cracking, hydrotreating, hydrocracking, reforming, and isomerization).
Chapter 5 analyzes import operations of other EAEU countries with oil refining catalysts by type from 2009-2024. Furthermore, the chapter presents average import prices for various types of catalysts supplied to these countries.
Chapter six of the report examines the consumption of oil refining catalysts in Russia. This section presents the production and consumption balance of these products from 2006 to 2025, along with the consumption structure by type. It also provides a description of the Russian oil refining industry and an overview of the use of oil refining catalysts in various processes.
Chapter seven of the report examines the consumption of oil refining catalysts in other EAEU countries. This section presents the production and consumption balance of these products from 2009 to 2024, along with the consumption structure by type.
Chapter 8 describes the current status of the main consumers of oil refining catalysts in the EAEU countries (excluding Russia). The chapter provides estimates of the consumption of various types of catalysts by these enterprises. For each country, it provides information on the dynamics of oil production and refining, a balance of production, exports, and imports of individual petroleum products, and the current status of the main oil refineries with production data.
Chapter 9 provides a forecast for the development of the Russian and other EAEU countries' oil refining catalyst markets through 2035.
The appendices include a list of existing and planned units for cracking, hydrotreating, hydrocracking, reforming, isomerization, hydrodewaxing, and xylene production in Russia and other EAEU countries.
Addresses and contact information for companies producing and consuming oil refining catalysts are also provided.
Target audience of the study:
- oil refining catalyst market participants – producers, consumers, traders;
- potential investors.
The proposed study aims to serve as a reference guide for marketing departments and decision-makers working in the petroleum products market.
ABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION
1. Catalyst Classification and Main Applications of Catalytic Processes in Oil Refining
2. Brief Characteristics of the Global Oil Refining Catalyst Market
3. Oil Refining Catalyst Production in Russia/EAEU in 2006-2025
3.1. Range of Oil Refining Catalysts and Raw Materials for Their Production
3.1.1. Range
3.1.2. Raw Materials
3.2. Oil Refining Catalyst Production Capacity
3.3. Oil Refining Catalyst Production Dynamics and Structure
3.4. 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
3.5. Main scientific and production organizations in Russia engaged in the development of oil refining catalysts
G.K. Boreskov Institute of Petrochemical Sciences, 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 in 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
4.4. Overview of Russian Export-Import Prices for Oil Refining Catalysts in 2006-2024
5. Oil Refining Catalyst Imports by EAEU Countries (excluding Russia)
5.1. Kazakhstan
5.2. Belarus
5.3. Kyrgyzstan
6. Oil Refining Catalyst Consumption in Russia in 2006-2025
6.1. Catalyst Consumption Balance Oil refining
6.2. Characteristics and overview of the Russian oil refining industry
6.3. Use of catalysts in key oil refining processes in Russia
Catalytic cracking
Hydroprocesses (hydrotreating, hydrocracking, hydrodewaxing)
Reforming, isomerization, aromatic hydrocarbon production
7. Consumption of oil refining catalysts in the EAEU countries (excluding Russia)
7.1. Balance and structure of oil refining catalyst consumption
7.2. Use of catalysts in key oil refining processes at CIS refineries (excluding Russia)
Catalytic cracking
Hydroprocesses (hydrotreating, hydrocracking, hydrodewaxing)
Reforming, isomerization, aromatic hydrocarbon production
8. Current status of the main consumers of oil refining catalysts in the EAEU countries (excluding Russia)
8.1. Kazakhstan
Pavlodar Petrochemical Plant LLC (Pavlodar)
Atyrau Oil Refinery LLC (Atyrau)
PetroKazakhstan Oil Products LLC (Shymkent Oil Refinery) (Shymkent, South Kazakhstan Region)
8.2. Belarus
Mozyr Oil Refinery OJSC (Mozyr, Gomel Region)
Naftan OJSC (Novopolotsk, Vitebsk Region)
8.3. Kyrgyzstan
9. Forecast for the Production and Consumption of Oil Refining Catalysts in the EAEU Countries until 2035
9.1. Russia
9.2. EAEU Countries (excluding Russia)
Appendix 1. Catalytic Cracking Units at Oil Refineries in Russia and Other EAEU Countries
Appendix 2. Hydrotreating Units at Oil Refineries in Russia
Appendix 3. Hydrocracking Units at Oil Refineries in Russia
Appendix 4. Units Dewaxing of petroleum products at oil refineries in Russia
Appendix 5. Hydroprocessing units at oil refineries in EAEU countries (excluding Russia)
Appendix 6. Reforming units at oil refineries in Russia
Appendix 7. Catalytic reforming units at oil refineries in EAEU countries (excluding Russia)
Appendix 8. Isomerization units at oil refineries in Russia
Appendix 9. Isomerization and paraxylene units at oil refineries in EAEU countries (excluding Russia)
Appendix 10. Xylene units at oil refineries in Russia
Appendix 11. Contact information for oil refining catalyst manufacturers in Russia
Appendix 12. Contact information for major oil refining catalyst consumers in Russia and the EAEU
Table 1: Main Applications of Catalytic Processes in Oil Refining
Table 2: Composition of Technical Xylene Obtained by Various Methods, % by Weight
Table 3: Global Catalyst Market (By Main Process), $ Billion, GAGR 2023-2029
Table 4: Global Refining Catalyst Market, Thousand Tons, $ Billion, GAGR 2023-2029
Table 5: Specialization of the world's largest oil refining catalyst manufacturers
Table 6: Product range and characteristics of the main oil refining catalysts produced in Russia
Table 7: Main types of raw materials and suppliers for oil refining catalyst production in Russia
Table 8: Railroad deliveries of aluminum feedstock to catalyst plants in Russia in 2013-2024, tons
Table 9: Catalyst production capacity for the oil refining industry in Russia (as of the beginning of 2026)
Table 10: Main Russian oil refining catalyst manufacturers
Table 11: Oil refining catalyst production capacity (by main processes and plants) in Russia (as of the beginning of 2026)
Table 12: Oil refining catalyst production at Russian plants in 2009-2025, thousand tons
Table 13: Technical characteristics of the OKTIFINE catalyst manufactured by ISKhZK
Table 14: Technical characteristics of the ADAMANT microspherical catalyst manufactured by ISKhZK
Table 15: Financial indicators of ISKhZK LLC for 2015-2024, million rubles
Table 16: Financial indicators of SZK LLC for 2015-2024, million rubles
Table 17: Financial indicators of SKatZ LLC for 2015-2024, million rubles
Table 18: Range of reforming and isomerization catalysts manufactured by JSC AZKiOS
Table 19: Range of hydrotreating and hydrocracking catalysts manufactured by JSC AZKiOS
Table 20: Key financial and economic indicators of JSC AZKiOS in 2013-2024, million rubles
Table 21: Russian units operating on catalysts manufactured by JSC Promkataliz
Table 22: Key financial indicators of JSC Industrial Catalysts in 2013-2024, million rubles
Table 23: Financial indicators of NPK Sintez in 2015-2024, million rubles
Table 24: Oil refining catalysts developed by Nizhny Novgorod Sorbents JSC
Table 25: Deliveries of pilot batches of reforming catalysts developed by Nizhny Novgorod Sorbents JSC
Table 26: Major domestic developers of oil refining catalysts
Table 27: Implementation of Isomalk-2 technology at Russian refineries and deliveries of SI-2 isomerization catalysts
Table 28: Key characteristics of reforming catalysts manufactured by NPP Neftekhim LLC
Table 29: Financial indicators of NPP Neftekhim LLC and Nizhny Novgorod Catalysts LLC in 2015-2024, million rubles
Table 30: Key financial and economic indicators of NPF OLKAT LLC in 2015-2024, million rubles
Table 31: Foreign Trade in Oil Refining Catalysts in the Russian Federation in 2016-2025, Tons, $, Thousands
Table 32: Main Countries and Companies Recipients of Russian Oil Refining Catalysts in 2010-2025, Tons
Table 33: Shipments of Oil Refining Catalysts from Russia by Type in 2010-2025, Tons
Table 34: Russian Suppliers of Oil Refining Catalysts in 2010-2025, Tons
Table 35: Destinations of Imported Oil Refining Catalysts to Russia in 2010-2025, Tons
Table 36: Shipments of Imported Oil Refining Catalysts to Russia by Type in 2010-2025, Tons
Table 37: Main Russian Recipients of Imported Oil Refining Catalysts in 2012-2024, t
Table 38: Major Foreign Manufacturers of Oil Refining Catalysts Supplying to Russia in 2014-2025, t
Table 39: Distribution of Supplies of Main Types of Oil Refining Catalysts to Russia by Supplier Companies in 2014-2025, t
Table 40: Russian Consumers Catalysts in 2014-2025, t
Table 41: Average Annual Export Prices of Various Types of Oil Refining Catalysts from the Russian Federation in 2009-2024, $/kg
Table 42: Average Annual Import Prices of Various Types of Oil Refining Catalysts from the Russian Federation in 2009-2024, $/kg
Table 43: Average Annual Import Prices of Various Types of Oil Refining Catalysts Purchased by Russian Companies Oil Refineries in 2013-2024, $/kg
Table 44: Average annual prices for various types of oil refining catalysts supplied to Russia in 2013-2024. Major Western Companies, $/kg
Table 45: Imports of Catalysts and Reaction Initiators by Kazakhstan in 2009-2024, Tons, $000, $/kg
Table 46: Supplies of Imported Oil Refining Catalysts to Kazakhstan by Type in 2009-2024, Tons
Table 47: Imports of Catalysts and Reaction Initiators by Belarus in 2009-2024, Tons, $000, $/kg
Table 48: Supplies of Imported Oil Refining Catalysts to Belarus by Type in 2009-2024, Tons
Table 49: Imports of Catalysts and Reaction Initiators by Kyrgyzstan in 2009-2024, Tons, $000, $/kg
Table 50: Consumption Volumes of Oil Refining Catalysts in Russia in 2013-2025 years, thousand tons, %
Table 51: Consumption of Oil Refining Catalysts in Russia by Type in 2013-2025, thousand tons, %
Table 52: Share of Imports in Consumption of Various Types of Oil Refining Catalysts in Russia (Average for 2010-2015, 2016-2020, and 2021-2025), %
Table 53: Production of Main Types of Petroleum Products in Russia in 1990-2024, million tons
Table 54: Primary Oil Refining Volumes by Russian Companies in 2015-2024, million tons
Table 55: Current Composition of Technological Processes in Russian and Foreign Oil Refining (% of Total Primary Crude Oil Refining Volume)
Table 56: Commissioning of Secondary Processing Units by Russian Oil Refineries in 2011-2025 gg.
Table 57: Delays in commissioning of oil refining units by Russian refineries (as of the end of 2025)
Table 58: Change in oil refining capacity in 2005-2025 in Russia, million tons
Table 59: Russian Cracking and Hydrocracking Catalysts by Brand and Manufacturer
Table 60: Russian Hydrotreating and Hydrocracking Catalysts
Table 61: Main Parameters of Existing Isomerization Technologies
Table 62: Oil Refining Catalyst Consumption in the EAEU Countries (excluding Russia) in 2009-2024, thousand tons, %
Table 63: Oil Product Balance in Kazakhstan in 2010-2024, million tons
Table 64: Oil Product Production at Pavlodar Oil Chemistry Refinery LLC in 2012-2024, thousand tons
Table 65: Oil Product Production at Atyrau Oil Refinery LLC in 2012-2024, thousand tons
Table 66: Oil Product Production at Pavlodar Oil Chemistry Refinery LLC PetroKazakhstan Oil Products in 2012-2024, thousand tons
Table 67: Production, export-import of individual types of petroleum products in Belarus in 2009-2024, million tons
Table 68: Production of petroleum products by Mozyr Oil Refinery in 2012-2024, thousand tons
Table 69: Production of petroleum products by Naftan in 2012-2024, thousand tons
Table 70: Oil production and processing of main types of petroleum products in Kyrgyzstan in 2009-2024, thousand tons
Table 71: Assessment of the state of supply of oil refining catalysts to Russian enterprises
Table 72: Chronology of oil refining catalyst purchases by type and by oil company in 2010-2025 and procurement forecast through 2035, thousand tons
Table 73: Production of oil refining catalysts in Russia by type in 2022-2025 and forecast through 2030/35, thousand tons
Table 74: Commissioning of new secondary oil refining capacities and units in the EAEU countries (excluding Russia) through 2030
Table 75: Chronology of oil refining catalyst purchases by type and by company (country) in 2011-2024 and procurement forecast through 2030/35, thousand tons
Figure 1: Global Oil Refining Catalyst Market Dynamics (by Type) in 2021-2023 and Forecast for 2026-2029, $ Billion
Figure 2: Market Shares of the Largest Global Chemical and Petrochemical Process Catalyst Manufacturers, $ Billion, %
Figure 3: Regional Structure of the Global Oil Refining Catalyst Market, %
Figure 4: Regional Structure of the Global FCC Catalyst Market in 2021-2023 and forecast for 2026-2029, $ billion
Figure 5: Market shares of the largest FCC catalyst manufacturers, %
Figure 6: Market shares of the largest hydroprocessing catalyst manufacturers (hydrotreating/hydrocracking), %
Figure 7: Catalyst production structure in Russia by company in 2006-2025, %
Figure 8: Oil refining catalyst production structure by type in 2020-2025, %
Figure 9: Oil refining catalyst production dynamics in Russia in 2006-2025, thousand tons
Figure 10: Catalyst production dynamics at ISKhZK LLC in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Figure 11: Oil refining catalyst production dynamics at Gazpromneft-Omsky JSC Refinery in 2006-2024, thousand tons
Figure 12: Schematic diagram of the cracking, hydrotreating, and hydrocracking catalyst production facility under construction at Gazpromneft-Omsk Refinery
Figure 13: Catalyst production dynamics at SKatZ LLC in 2006-2025, thousand tons
Figure 14: Catalyst production at AZKiOS JSC in 2003-2025, tons
Figure 15: Schematic diagram of the hydrotreating catalyst production plant at Sintez LLC
Figure 16: Technologies and catalysts at Neftekhim LLC
Figure 17: Dynamics of export-import deliveries of oil refining catalysts to the Russian Federation in 2006-2025, tons
Figure 18: Dynamics of spent catalyst exports from Russia oil refining in 2006-2025, tons
Figure 19: Dynamics of Russian exports of oil refining catalysts in physical (thousand tons) and value (millions of dollars) terms in 2006-2025
Figure 20: Geographic structure of Russian exports of oil refining catalysts in 2006-2025, tons
Figure 21: Structure of export deliveries of Russian oil refining catalysts, % (average for 2021-2025)
Figure 22: Dynamics of Russian imports of oil refining catalysts in physical (thousand tons) and value (millions of dollars) terms in 2006-2025
Figure 23: Structure of imported oil refining catalysts in physical and value terms, % (average for (2021-2025)
Figure 24: Dynamics of Russian imports of oil refining catalysts by type in 2006-2025, tons
Figure 25: Supplies of oil refining catalysts by Western companies to Russia in 2009-2025, tons
Figure 26: Dynamics of import prices for various types of oil refining catalysts in Russia in 2006-2024, $/kg
Figure 27: Comparison of import and export prices of hydroprocessing catalysts in 2006-2024, $/kg
Figure 28: Dynamics of volumes of Kazakhstani imports of oil refining catalysts (by type) in 2009-2024, tons
Figure 29: Dynamics of volumes of Belarusian imports of oil refining catalysts (by type) in 2009-2024 yyy, t
Figure 30: Dynamics of domestic consumption of oil refining catalysts in Russia (thousand tons) and the share of imports (%) in 2006-2025
Figure 31: Dynamics of domestic consumption of oil refining catalysts (by type) in Russia in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Figure 32: Structure of oil refining catalyst consumption by type (averaged for 2021-2025), %
Figure 33: Shares of companies in the Russian catalyst market in 2015, 2017, 2020, 2022, and 2024/25, %
Figure 34: Volume of oil refining by Russian refineries (million tons) and oil refining depth (%) in 1998-2025
Figure 35: Structure of motor gasoline by Environmental classes in 2011-2025, %
Figure 36: Major Russian oil refineries by oil refining volume in 2024, million tons
Figure 37: Oil refining volumes and petroleum product output in Russia in 2019-2035, million tons
Figure 38: Cracking catalyst consumption by Russian oil refineries (by supplier) in 2006-2025, thousand tons
Figure 39: Consumption of imported hydrotreating catalysts (including hydrocracking) by Russian oil refineries in 2006-2025, thousand tons
Figure 40: Consumption of reforming catalysts (including imported ones) by Russian oil refineries in 2006-2025, thousand tons
Figure 41: Catalyst consumption dynamics Oil refining (by type) in the EAEU countries (excluding Russia) in 2009-2024, thousand tons
Figure 42: Structure of oil refining catalyst consumption by type (averaged for 2018-2024), %
Figure 43: Dynamics of cracking catalyst consumption by the EAEU countries (excluding Russia) in 2009-2024, thousand tons
Figure 44: Dynamics of hydroprocessing catalyst consumption by the EAEU countries (excluding Russia) in 2009-2024, thousand tons
Figure 45: Dynamics of oil production and refining in Kazakhstan in 2008-2024, million tons
Figure 46: Dynamics of Oil Production and Refining in Belarus in 2009-2024, million tons
Figure 47: Crude Oil Production and Imports, Oil Product Production and Imports in Kyrgyzstan in 2009-2024, thousand tons
Figure 48: Forecast of Oil Refining Catalyst Production and Consumption in the Russian Federation to 2030-2035, thousand tons
Figure 49: Forecast of Oil Refining Catalyst Consumption (by Type) in the EAEU Countries (excluding the Russian Federation) to 2030-2035, thousand tons
