Russian forces launched a ballistic missile strike overnight on September 22 against a civilian industrial facility of the INTERPIPE company in Dnipro. Four employees were killed in the attack, while seven others were injured.
This was reported by INTERPIPE.
The company said the strike targeted a civilian production facility. The injured employees are receiving the necessary medical assistance, and the company is providing support to the families of those killed.
The attack also damaged the plant’s main production equipment and infrastructure. Production operations have been suspended.
Specialists are assessing the consequences of the strike, determining the timeline for restoration and carrying out necessary emergency repair work.
After the strike on the enterprise in Dnipro, initial reports said that two people had been killed and six injured. During search and rescue operations, rescuers found the bodies of two more employees, bringing the death toll to four.
INTERPIPE is a Ukrainian industrial company producing steel pipes and railway products. Its products are supplied to more than 70 countries through a network of sales offices in key markets across the Middle East, North America and Europe.
In 2025, INTERPIPE sold 470,000 tonnes of pipe products and 89,000 tonnes of railway products. Railway products are sold under the KLW brand.
The company employs around 9,500 people. About 1,150 INTERPIPE employees currently serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine or other security and defense structures.
In 2025, the company paid UAH 5.566 billion in taxes and fees to budgets of all levels, marking a record level of tax contributions.
