Rostec

A russian plant engaged in the development and production of optical and optoelectronic devices for military purposes. It manufactures sights, thermal imagers, binoculars, and laser radiation detection systems for the russian navy. It also produces dosimetric equipment and medical devices for healthcare institutions of the ministry of defense of russia.
It is part of Shvabe JSC, a holding company of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company is a russian supplier of special-purpose telecommunications and communication equipment. It specializes in information security, and in the development and production of secure communication equipment, protected information and telecommunication systems, automated control systems, and portable and stationary anti-UAV systems. In May 2023, the enterprise received license No. L052-00102-77/00651567 from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the maintenance of weapons and military equipment.
The concern's enterprises produce goods for the ministry of defense and other security agencies of russia.
It is part of the Ruselectronics JSC holding company, a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec. The holding's lead organization is United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation JSC.
As part of the cooperation on the production of the Su-57 multirole fighter jet, it supplies NPP Polet JSC with MK-111 products, which are part of the S-111 onboard communication systems.

A company that manufactures aviation brake and non-brake wheels for civil and military aviation, as well as aircraft brake system control units. It has contracts with russian defense industry companies, including manufacturers of armored vehicles, military transport aircraft, and attack helicopters.
It is part of Technodinamika JSC, a holding company of the russian state corporation Rostec.
As part of its cooperation in the production of the 9M727 cruise missile from the Iskander-K missile complex it manufactures and supplies blanks for components of these missiles.

The company is a developer and manufacturer of military radio-electronic equipment. It produces mobile automated systems based on KamAZ and UAZ vehicles, including the Batrak maintenance and support system for command and communication equipment, and the upgraded Krivoship mobile workshop for maintaining and repairing communication cables. In September 2025, the enterprise received license No. L052-00102-77/03152503 from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the maintenance of weapons and military equipment.
It is owned by NIIAA JSC, which is part of United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation JSC – the managing organization of the Ruselectronics JSC holding company, a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company is a russian organization for the standardization of defense products in terms of electronic components. It conducts testing of radio-electronic equipment and provides enterprises of the radio-electronics industry with regulatory documents. It develops state and military standards for the use of military and dual-use electronic components for equipping radio-electronic systems at strategically important facilities. The institute's clients include enterprises in the radio-electronic, instrument-making, aviation, electrical engineering and other industries.
It is part of the Ruselectronics JSC holding company, a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company is a russian research and design organization engaged in the development of weapons control systems for fighter aircraft and mobile medium-range air defense missile systems of the ground forces. Among other things, the institute is the developer of weapon control systems for MiG and Su aircraft and for the Kub (Kvadrat) and Buk medium-range surface-to-air missile systems. In December 2012 and November 2023, the enterprise received licenses No. 002595 VVT-OPR and No. L052-00102-77/00894830 from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the development, production, and maintenance of weapons and military equipment.
The controlling stake in the institute is owned by Concern VKO Almaz-Antey JSC and Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.
As part of the cooperation on the production of Orion UAVs, it developed the radar transmitter channel (codename: "RTC UAV radar").
The institute is the developer of the Sh-121 radar-guided weapon systems, which include the N036 "Belka" airborne (on-board) multifunctional radar with a five-antenna array featuring active phased array antennas (APAR) and the L-402 electronic countermeasures system "Himalaya" for the Su-57 multi-role fighters. It also conducts work on the adaptation, manufacture, and supply of radar environment simulators for the test bench of the Chief Designer of the T-50 (Su-57) project.
As part of the cooperation on the production of Su-35S multi-role fighters, the company develops the N035 "Irbis-E" radar control system with passive phased-array antennas and also supplies SNK-135 system kits. In addition, at the request of PJSC UAC, the company conducted research and development work on the topic "Development of functional and informational support for the combat use of the Su-35’s information and control systems in "air-to-air" and "air-to-ground" modes based on data from the radar control system".

russian airline leasing company. The company is engaged in the rental and leasing of aircraft and aviation equipment, aircraft repair and maintenance, and comprehensive customer support.
It is a part of the United Aircraft Corporation of the russian state corporation Rostec.

russian airline Red Wings operates in the field of passenger, business and cargo transportation. Prior to the imposition of sanctions, it served as the main customer of civilian aircraft for UAC.
The owner is a subsidiary of Ilyushin Finance Co. which is a part of the United Aircraft Corporation of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company is a leading russian developer and manufacturer of onboard radio-electronic equipment for aircraft. It specializes in creating integrated systems and equipment for aircraft, helicopters, and unmanned aerial vehicles. In April 2022, the enterprise received license No. L052-00102-77/00144881 from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the maintenance of weapons and military equipment.
It is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.
As part of the cooperation on the production of Kh-101 strategic cruise missiles, it takes part in the production of gyro-stabilization systems and flight and navigation complexes.
As part of the cooperation on the production of Su-34 fighter-bombers, it supplies UAC PJSC with PrNK-29KS-4 sighting and navigation systems and 10VE-L97 stands, 10PVME devices, SOI-34E information display systems, RM-41 onboard units, BRP-2 and US-34M onboard reprogrammable memory units, and PS-2ZhKM-E stand consoles with liquid crystal monitors. In addition, the company supplies the "LAZ named after P.A. Voronin" branch of UAC PJSC with MFI-10-7-10 multifunctional liquid crystal display units to supplement the PrNK-29KS-4 sighting and navigation systems.
As part of the cooperation on the production of the Su-57 multi-role fighters, the company supplies KPNO flight and navigation equipment suites, UUP-T-50 standardized control panels, MFPI-50M multifunctional display units, ShKAI-57 wide-angle collimator flight displays, data systems for the integrated modular avionics of the SD IMA BK onboard complex, and IUS-T-50M information and control system units.
As part of the cooperation on the production of Su-35S multi-role fighters, the company supplies MAK-35S version 01 multifunctional instrument units (consisting of the "Baget-53-31M" onboard computer, MFI-35 multifunctional liquid-crystal displays, MFPI-35M multifunctional display panels, KAI-35 collimator aviation displays, VZU-1-1 external storage devices and BPKTS-2 television signal conversion and switching units), compact inertial navigation systems A-220-5, sighting and navigation systems KPrNO-35S version 01, and PPA-S/V-05S sets of mounting parts for assembling the aircraft’s onboard cable network. In addition, the company supplies compact MMK-1 magnetometric systems to JSC V.V. Tarasov Aviaavtomatika, which are part of the VZU-1-1 external storage devices.

The enterprise is a russian IT company. It develops state information systems designed for state oversight of tour operators' activities.
It is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.

A competence center that supplies petrochemical products such as gasoline, fuel oil and lubricants for the enterprises of Uralvagonzavod Concern. It owns a network of gas stations, fuel trucks and a wholesale base for fuel and lubricants. It previously handled the distribution of Uralvagonzavod products, as well as the procurement of materials and components. Together with other enterprises it sent humanitarian cargo to temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories.
It is part of Uralvagonzavod Concern JSC, a holding company of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company is a russian radio-electronics enterprise. It specializes in developing and manufacturing special-purpose automated control systems and complexes, and information systems. It is carrying out a contract for the ministry of defense of russia for the manufacture and supply of P-234PMB field mobile systems with additional crew and equipment protection. It develops the Zavet-D automated artillery control system, the Magistr-SV automated air defense control system, and equipment for testing devices for protection against eavesdropping.
It is part of Concern Vega JSC, which is part of the Ruselectronics JSC holding company, a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.
In April and August 2022, the enterprise received licenses No. L052-00102-77/00145937 and No. 002432 VVT-OPR from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the development, production, and maintenance of weapons and military equipment.