Calista Corporation’s largest-ever Shareholder distribution of $12.1 million will occur on or before April 19.

Pilcher Mountain is an important landmark in the community of Marshall. In 2023, Calista’s quarry provided over 100 local jobs and a payroll exceeding $4 million for Lower Yukon residents.

Through internships, we can provide our younger Shareholders with practical skills learned through mentorships and learned experiences.

Nikki Corbett of Sew Yup’ik is passionate about making qaspeqs and teaching sewing workshops. Read a Q&A with Nikki.

Calista subsidiary STG Incorporated installed a large-scale wind turbine to bring clean, renewable energy to Stebbins and St. Michael.

Pulasaraq [Boo-LAH-saw-UHK] literally translates to a “path through the trees.”

Nita Yurrliq Rearden of Kotlik received the prestigious AFN President’s Culture Bearer Award for her work in education and Yup’ik.

The Calista Corporation Board of Directors is seeking the nomination of voting Shareholders, over the age of 18, who are interested in running for the four Director seats up for election at the Calista Annual Meeting of Shareholders on June 7, 2024.

The Calista Corporation Board of Directors has appointed Glenn J. Ivanoff as the Unit 3 Interim Director.
Ivanoff, whose Yup’ik name is Ciuniq, is a U.S. Air Force veteran with ties to St. Mary’s.

Calista Shareholder Kimberly Johnson of Anchorage became the first apprentice hired by our oil and gas subsidiary, Nordic-Calista LLC.