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The Company has opened two new dorms in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), offering modern living conditions for up to 200 employees working on rotation at the company’s oil and gas sites. The two-storey residential buildings are located at the Yuzhno-Syuldyukarsky licensed site and at the main operations base serving the Eastern blocks of Srednebotuobinskoye oil and gas condensate field. Employees have already moved into the new facilities.

The company's office now features a special box called DobroYashchyk (Russian for A Box of Kindness), and people have been eagerly coming in to donate clothes and shoes to charity.

The box was courtesy of Lavka Radostey (Russian for Joystore), a Russian charity established in 2018. It seeks to help people in need, promoting kindness all across Russia. The organisation is dedicated to supporting orphans, elderly people, large and low-income families, and those affected by natural disasters and crises.

RNG has successfully passed a full compliance audit confirming it meets all Russian environmental regulations and retains its licence to handle hazardous waste.

Following both a document review and on-site inspection, the company confirmed its continued authorisation to collect, transport, process, neutralise, and dispose of waste classified as hazard classes I to IV under Russian law.

RNG has donated three tonnes of frozen pollock to support an animal shelter in Mirny, located in Russia’s Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).

In a further show of support for local conservation efforts, the Company also plans to supply three tonnes of diesel fuel to the Zhivye Almazy Yakutii (Russian for Yakutia’s Living Rough Diamonds) nature park.

Both the shelter and park praised RNG for its its continued support and care for animals.

Dear colleagues, partners, friends!

Happy National Unity Day!

May you and your family be happy, healthy, and well!

RNG has partnered with the local administration of the Botuobuinsky Nasleg in Yakutia to help improve mobile signal and internet access in the remote village of Tas-Yuryakh.

The move comes in response to a request from the head of the nasleg, a small agricultural community in Yakutia. He highlighted poor mobile connectivity as one of the community’s most pressing challenges.

The Company helped the Regional Technical College in Mirny (Republic of Sakha, Yakutia) host Professional Idushiy (Russian for The Professional in Motion), a city-wide student quest. The event marked the start of a series of activities celebrating the anniversary of the Russian system of secondary vocational education, with the college becoming the first in the republic to launch the campaign.

Yakutsk held the 4^th International Bibliographic Congress, focused on the role of bibliography in preserving cultural heritage and linguistic diversity, which brought together over 900 delegates from 16 countries and 85 Russian regions.

RNG representatives joined roundtable discussions and expert panels throughout the multi-day forum.

At 70 years old, RNG’s veteran employee Aleksandr Menshov has recently returned from a high-altitude expedition to the Pamir Mountains, where the RNG flag and a replica of the Victory Banner were raised on one of the region’s tallest peaks—Peak Korzhenevskaya. The climb, backed by RNG and timed to mark the 80^th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, tested every limit.

The Company has sponsored the Mirninsky District Enduro Championship called “Vostochny Sklon 2025” (Russian for Eastern Slope 2025) in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), helping bring together 21 motorbike riders from towns of Lensk, Yakutsk, and Mirny.

Enduro is an off-road motorcycle discipline that tests riders on rugged terrain. Participants took on a demanding 8-kilometre loop featuring steep climbs, sharp descents, and man-made obstacles—including logs, tyres, and rock piles.