Rostec

The company is an enterprise of russia's military-industrial complex. It specializes in the production of electronic countermeasure equipment, including active jamming stations for aviation, ground-based, and naval platforms. It is engaged in developing and upgrading a remote-control platform for machine guns for use in the war against Ukraine. It produces goods for enterprises of the russian oil and gas sector. In December 2012 and April 2022, the enterprise received licenses No. 002591 VVT-PR and No. L052-00102-77/00145403 from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the development, production, and 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 Su-57 multi-role fighters, it participates in the production of L-402 Himalaya electronic jamming systems, which are part of the Sh-121 radar weapon control systems.
As part of a cooperative effort to produce the 9M723 "Iskander-M" ballistic missiles, it manufactures and supplies sets of S200A1 compact jamming stations.

The company is a developer and manufacturer of electronic warfare systems, complexes, and equipment, particularly radio reconnaissance and electronic jamming systems for various platforms, including aviation and space-based ones. In June 2022 and June 2023, the enterprise received licenses No. L052-00102-77/00395040 and No. 002548 VVT-OPR from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the development, production, and 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 Su-34 fighter-bombers, it develops and manufactures Khibiny multifunctional aviation electronic warfare systems (product L-175V-02), as well as L-265VIE and L-265VAE RTU containers.
As part of a cooperation on the production of multi-role Su-57 fighters, the company develops and manufactures the L-402 "Himalaya" electronic countermeasures systems, which are part of the Sh-121 radar-guided weapon control systems.
As part of a cooperative effort to produce the Su-35S multi-role fighter, the company is developing and manufacturing the "Khibiny" multifunctional airborne electronic warfare systems (model L-175V-02), as well as the L-265VIE and L-265VAE electronic warfare pods.
As part of a cooperative effort to produce 3M22 "Zircon" ballistic missiles, the company manufactures and supplies 3B228 radio-electronic protection system modules.

The organization is a holding company of the russian state corporation Rostec, specializing in creating electronic warfare systems, state identification systems (IFF), and onboard radio-electronic equipment for all types of aircraft.
It includes enterprises engaged in the development and production of electronic devices and protection systems for Su-34 fighter-bombers, Su-57 and Su-35S multirole fighters, Yak-130, MiG-29K/KUB, Il-476, and Tu-204SM aircraft, Ka-52 Alligator, Mi-24P-1M, and Mi-171A2 military helicopters, and the Soyuz TMA manned spacecraft.
The holding's enterprises produce electric motors, navigation and control systems for unmanned aerial vehicles, anti-drone systems, and remote-control platforms for machine guns.
In May 2022, the organization received license No. L052-00102-77/00282985 from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the maintenance of weapons and military equipment.
As part of the cooperation on the production of 3M22 "Zircon" ballistic missiles, the Concern ensures that funding shortfalls are covered during the fulfillment of state defense procurement contracts carried out by its member enterprises.

The company specializes in the development and production of inertial navigation systems, gyroscopes and accelerometers, angular velocity sensors, microelectronics, testing equipment, and software. It is the founder of the Pervoprokhodets engineering center, which trains young personnel for enterprises of the russian military-industrial complex. As part of a partnership with Bauman moscow state technical university, it launched the InerTekh scientific and educational center, which develops advanced instruments, including flight controllers for fixed-wing UAVs.
It is owned by Ramenskoye Instrument-Making Design Bureau JSC, which 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-59M2/Kh-59M2A guided aviation missiles, it manufactures and supplies BINS-M2 strapdown inertial navigation systems.
As part of the cooperation on the production of the Orion UAVs, it is the developer and manufacturer of BINS-RT-03 onboard inertial navigation systems, which are part of the UAV's flight and navigation equipment.

The company is an enterprise of russia's radio-electronics sector. It specializes in the production of instrument and navigation equipment for aviation and space technology, automatic flight control systems, ground support equipment for aviation technology, printed circuit boards, and medical laboratory equipment. It produces strapdown inertial navigation systems (SINS) based on laser gyroscopes for russian aircraft. As part of a partnership with regional authorities, it takes part in creating an unmanned aviation center in the tambov region of russia.
It is part of Aerospace Equipment Corporation JSC, which 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 the 9M727 cruise missile from the Iskander-K missile system, it produces and supplies GIB-123-4 gyroscopic-inertial units for AB-60IS 9B705 onboard control systems (BCS).
As part of the cooperation on the production of Kh-59M2/Kh-59M2A guided missiles it manufactures and supplies US-K-001-03 guidance devices.
As part of the cooperation on the production of 95Ya6 anti-aircraft guided missiles for the "Pantsir" air defense system, it supplies steering drives No. 95Ya6.01.02.000.

The company is a russian manufacturer of aviation equipment. It is engaged in the development and production of aircraft automation units, radio navigation equipment, actuators, sensors, and micro-motors. It supplied engines and electronic components to aircraft manufacturing and repair enterprises within russia's military-industrial complex. It mass-produces electric motors for unmanned aerial vehicles. It has developed and produces tourniquets for russian military personnel. The enterprise holds license No. M 002093 VVT-OPR for the development, production, and maintenance of weapons and military equipment.
It is part of Aerospace Equipment Corporation JSC, which is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The organization conducts certification testing of russian- and foreign-made electronic components at its own testing laboratory. In October 2023, the enterprise received license No. L008-00102-77/00682572 from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the development, production, and 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.

The company is a plant producing components for the aviation and space industries. It manufactures parts made of steel, bronze, and titanium and aluminum alloys.
It is owned by Aviaavtomatika named after V.V. Tarasov JSC, which is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company is a plant producing consumer goods. It manufactures household appliances and household products.
It is owned by Aviaavtomatika named after V.V. Tarasov JSC, which is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company manages the Signal radio-electronics technology park, established on the basis of the unused assets of the Signal radio-electronics plant. It specializes in the manufacture of radio-electronic equipment.
It is owned by Signal PJSC, which is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company produces mineral and drinking water.
It is owned by Tekhpribor PJSC, which is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company's main activity is the rental and management of non-residential real estate.
It is owned by Ramenskoye Instrument-Making Design Bureau JSC, which is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.