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Rating object: securities of the Issuer
Information on securities
Type of securities: bonds, exchange-traded bonds
Series, other identification characteristics of securities: bonds, series 07, 08, 09; exchange-traded
bonds: БО-П01, БО-П02, БО-П03;
type of securities: certificated; certificated
other identification attributes of securities:
bonds: non-convertible interest-
bearing bonds with mandatory centralized custody, and the possibility of
early repayment at the holders' request and at the Issuer's discretion;
exchange bonds: exchange bonds certified non-convertible interest-
bearing bonds with mandatory centralized custody;
State registration number of the securities issue and state registration date thereof (identification number of
the issue and allocation date thereof): bonds: 4-01-55038-E dated December 27, 2010, 4-02-55038-E dated
December 27, 2010, 4-07-55038-E dated December 27, 2012, 4-08-55038-E dated December 27, 2012;
4-09-55038-E dated December 27, 2012; exchange-traded bonds: 4B02-
01-55038-E-001P dated July 03, 2015, 4B02-02-55038-E-001P dated July
03, 2015, 4B02-03-55038-E-001P dated July 03, 2015; 4B02-04-55038-E-
001P dated Apri 01, 2016г.;
Credit rating as of the date of the securities prospectus approval: senior unsecured rating on the
international scale BB+;
Credit rating change history for the last five completed financial years, preceding the date of the
securities prospectus approval, with specification of the credit rating and allocation (change) date thereof:
Rating company Full corporate name: Fitch
Ratings Ltd. Abbreviated corporate name:
Fitch
Location
30 North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London E14 5GN, UK (central
office), 26 Valovaya St., Moscow, 115054, Russia (Russian office)
Description of credit rating methods or URL where information on credit rating methods is
posted in free access
https://www.fitchratings.com
,
http://www.fitchratings.ru
Credit rating as at the end of the reporting quarter: priority unsecured rating BB+ according to
international scale
Credit rating change history for the last completed reporting year, preceding the end date of the
reporting quarter, as well as for the period after the beginning date of the current year and up to the end
date of the reporting quarter, with specification of the credit rating and allocation (change) date thereof
At the same time as part of the continuing reforming of the energetics, the norms governing the Russian power
market, as well as the norms applied to market liberalization, specification of power tariffs, functioning of the
capacity market, and relationships between power manufacturers and consumers are subject constant changes. Since
the official beginning of the reformation in July 2001, the implementation term of the reformation stages and the
scope of these stages have changed several times.
As part of the risk management industry Issuer undertakes the necessary measures to create a favourable legal
framework for electricity and capacity market for the Issuer. To realize this goal, the Issuer is involved as an expert in
the process of drafting legal acts in the field of electricity at the sites of the Ministry of Energy, the Association "NP
Market Council" and the Federal Antimonopoly Service.
Along with the existing risks inherent to the Russian electric power and capacity market, a large number of
operational, commercial, engineering, management, regulatory, and other risks may arise, which are difficult or
impossible to foresee at present and which are outside the control of the Issuer. Such changes and associated
uncertainty may have a material, adverse effect on the Issuer’s business activity, its income, and results of its
operations.
The Issuer is exposed to the competitive expansion risk on the retail market due to activation of power supply
companies aspiring to render services to large consumers. In order to manage that risk, the Issuer is focused on the
work with the customer base. Measures on risk elimination connected with loss of consumers:
- Individual relationship building with large consumers
- Promotion of the company on key consumer markets
- Transfer to new relations with consumers: increase of consumer services, considering needs and expectations
of customers, and with strict observance of obligations
- Continued status of guaranteeing supplier for concentration of the customer base and reduction of costs per
energy unit by trade companies of the Issuer.
According to the Issuer’s assessment, the decline in the industry may be associated with the following risk
groups:
1. Operational (production) risks related to wear and tear, infringement of operational conditions, and critical
changes in equipment working conditions. Realization of such risks may result in equipment breakdown (emergency
cases) and destruction of facilities. Systematic emergencies may result in power system separation, rolling blackouts
of consumers, and operation of capital equipment under critical conditions.
Hydroelectric power plants are essential for provision of the required quality of power supply covering uneven
sections of daily load curves and being a short term operative and emergency power reserve.
Unsatisfactory equipment conditions due to its wear and tear are one of the central causes of operational risks,
which are, but are not limited to:
• Decrease in the operational and economic indicators of HPP
• Risk of emergency resulting in a lack of electric power and grave environmental and social consequences
• Operation of engineering devices at hazardous production facilities (operation of pressurized lifting
installations and equipment) of the branches and PJSC RusHydro beyond the normative period that significantly
increases the risk of emergency and accidents occurring at hazardous production facilities
• Risk of personnel injury and death
Besides, the Issuer's equipment is to a significant extent exposed to natural disasters, malfunction, etc. These
factors may cause decrease the reliability of equipment, enhance the likelihood of failure and increase maintenance
costs.
Action plan for management of these risks:
Industrial operational risk management of PJSC RusHydro branches forms the basis for decision making on
technical and engineering issues by the Issuer when planning equipment technical influence programs (within
prospective technical reconstruction and modernization, repair, and maintenance program).
To manage the risks related to production assets’ reliability more effectively, PJSC RusHydro actively
implements various methods of risk management, including implementation of technical policy requirements.
The probability of equipment failure is assessed as standing referring industry average. All the Issuer’s main
production facilities are insured. In addition, a set of measures is implemented to ensure the reliability of the
equipment and facilities at the adequate level, i.e.:
• planned repair works are carried out in full extent;
• The Technical Policy, approved by the Board of Directors (Minutes No. 133 dated September 05, 2011), is
applied in the Company, and it is based on the principle of achieving of the Company's strategic aims, integrated
management of the Issuer's engineering system, transparency, and economic feasibility of adopted engineering
decisions. In 2011, the Board of Directors approved the Comprehensive Modernization Program (hereinafter CMP)
for Generating Facilities for 2012–2025. The aim thereof is to maintain the long-term reliability and safety of
generating facilities of PJSC RusHydro in the long run. In 2016 the capacity gain due to PTP realization was 66, 5
MW. Modernization of the equipment is accompanied by improvement of operational and environmental
performance. The new turbines and generators, designed and manufactured in accordance with the current level of
power engineering, have a higher efficiency, longer run and require lower repair costs, more reliable and secure..
• Modern diagnostics methods without equipment shutdown are implemented.
• The structure and volumes of spare parts optimized.
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