The Data Analysis Program draws up the Report automatically

Preparation of the new information model which lies in the foundation of our Reports has been lasting for four years. Today, absolutely all diagrams and tables in our Annual Reports are being made automatically.

Each our analyst uses the software product “MRC: Data Analysis”, which helps draw up data for the Report within a few minutes. The software has been developed by the team of MRC’s specialists under the general direction of Professor Basmanov E.A., Doctor of Engineering Science.

Today, Data Analysis includes uniform processing of all fragmented data, which are used to understand operations of each converter in every single market of products.

Generally, before presenting our conclusions in Reports, our analysts do a lot of work in the course of the year and, nearly every day, they process the following data:

• production of polymers by each polymer grade of each domestic producer;
• production of finished goods made of polymers by each producer, as well as by type of finished goods, sector and processing technology;
• import of finished goods made of polymers by each foreign producer, each type of finished goods, sector and processing technology;
• export of finished goods made of polymers by each exporter, each domestic converter, by each type of finished goods, sector and processing technology;
• import of polymers by each foreign producer, each domestic trader, converter, processing technology, processing sector, type of finished goods, type and grade of polymer;
• export of polymers by each domestic producer, domestic trader, polymer type, and polymer grade;
• carriage by rail by each domestic producer, domestic trader, converter, type of polymer, grade of polymer, processing technology, processing sector and type of finished goods;
• import of equipment to produce finished polymer goods by each brand of equipment, each equipment producer, domestic converter, processing technology, processing sector and (if possible) each type of finished goods;
• ownership of each converter to determine associated companies; if needed, to regard a converter as a group of companies;
• financial indicators, of both an individual converter and his affiliated structures;
• operations with key suppliers of raw materials and supplies.