Rostec

The company is a russian manufacturer of radio-measuring and radio-electronic equipment. It is engaged in the design, development, production, and maintenance of precision calibrators, voltmeters, multimeters, and reference measuring equipment. It supplies products to the russian ministry of defense. In April 2022, the enterprise received license No. L052-00102-77/00142021 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.

The company is a russian research and production organization in the aerospace industry. It is engaged in creating digital systems, data servers, onboard equipment, and automatic flight control systems for aircraft and helicopters, as well as workstations and simulators for cosmonauts of manned spacecraft.
It is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.

The company is a developer of aircraft radio equipment and systems for radio-electronic and optical-electronic protection of aircraft and helicopters against aviation and anti-aircraft missile systems. It produces the Prezident-S onboard defense system and the Vitebsk radio-electronic protection systems. These systems are used to equip Su-25 attack aircraft, Ka-52 Alligator military helicopters, Mi-24, Mi-8, Mi-26T military transport helicopters. In May 2013 and June 2022, the enterprise received licenses No. 002809 VVT-OPR and No. L052-00102-77/00416854 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 Kh-101 missiles, it supplies components for the production of the SP-504 active jamming station. It is also the main developer of this station

The company is a plant producing radio equipment. It specializes in manufacturing onboard navigation instruments that operate using signals from ground-based and space-based radio beacons. It also leases out production facilities.
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 company is a developer of microwave and low-frequency radio receiving equipment for the defense industry. It develops and produces integrated circuits, microassemblies, micromodules, radio emission source monitoring modules, and transceivers for dual-purpose radar stations.
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 is a developer and manufacturer of radar equipment for the russian ministry of defense. It produces Kopyo and Zhuk onboard radar stations for frontline and naval aviation systems, the Arbalet system for attack helicopters and ship-based helicopters, onboard radars for the Orion reconnaissance and strike unmanned aircraft systems, and radar systems for russian navy ships.
In May 2022, the enterprise received license No. L052-00102-77/00271256 from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the maintenance of weapons and military equipment.
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.

The company is a russian supplier of aviation simulators, instruments, and onboard equipment. It specializes in equipment for military and civil aviation, air defense systems, missile systems, ground vehicles, and other high-tech industries. It fulfills contracts in the field of military-technical cooperation between the russian federation and other countries. The enterprise holds licenses No. M003689VVT-OPR and No. L008-00102-77/00006186 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 developer and manufacturer of automatic control systems, flight and navigation systems, navigation computers, and autopilots for various types of aircraft. It produces systems and components for aircraft, UAVs, military helicopters, airships, and target missiles. The enterprise holds license No. 002322 VVT-OPR 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 developer and manufacturer of aviation instruments and sensors. It produces temperature sensors, rotation speed and torque sensors, secondary systems for monitoring, indicating, and regulating engine and onboard system parameters, frequency converters, and rectifiers for servicing onboard systems of aircraft and helicopters. The enterprise holds licenses No. 6365-A-VT-R No. 0007117, No. 6366-A-VT-P No. 0007118, and No. 6367-A-VT-RM No. 0007116 for the development, production, and repair 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 Orion UAVs, it supplies:
- P-117M temperature sensors, which are part of the fuel system;
- P-120 air temperature sensors, which are part of the SIVSP-BLA altitude and speed measurement system.
As part of the cooperation on the production of Su-34 fighter-bombers, the company supplies P-119 and P-109 temperature sensors, PP-19 receivers, and BUT-5 and BUTK-1 temperature controller units.

The enterprise specializes in the comprehensive support of aviation equipment and technology testing conducted by enterprises of the russian military-industrial complex at the 929th state flight test center of the russian ministry of defense named after V.P. Chkalov. The organization provides premises in engineering and laboratory buildings, as well as premises for the storage, maintenance, and repair of vehicles. It also provides security office services, transport services, and accommodation services for enterprise employees.
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 radio-electronic equipment. It manufactures radar equipment for military aviation. It supplies aircraft components and repairs onboard radio-electronic equipment units for aircraft and helicopters for the russian ministry of defense and enterprises of the russian military-industrial complex.
It is owned by NII Ekran JSC, which is part of Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies JSC (KRET JSC), a subsidiary of the russian state corporation Rostec.
In March 2024, the enterprise received licenses No. L052-00102-77/01084467 and No. L008-00102-77/01035850 from the russian ministry of industry and trade for the development, production, and maintenance of weapons and military equipment.

The company is a russian enterprise engaged in the development and production of radar systems and communications equipment. In April 2022, the enterprise received license No. L052-00102-77/00146522 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 the Orion UAVs, it produces and supplies systems for measuring high-altitude and high-speed parameters "SIVSP", which include altitude and speed calculators "VVSP-BLA", static pressure plates "PDS-BLA", and total pressure receivers "PPD-BLA".
As part of the cooperation on the production of the 9M727 cruise missile from the Iskander-K missile complex, it manufactures and supplies Ts-009-2M barometric altimeters.
As part of the cooperation on the production of Su-34 fighter-bombers, it supplies SVS-2Ts-U-2 airborne signal systems, A-737 and A-737D navigation display units, DDIYA-830 and DDIY-0.85 inductive pressure sensors, inductive pressure relays RDIA-400-130-0, RDIA-400-220-0, RDIA-400-270-0, RDIA-830-490-0, RDIA-830-8200-3, RDIY-0.16-0.075-3, RDIY-0.6-042-3, RDIY-0.6-054-3, RDIY-1-0.73-3, VBM-RPB mechanical barometric altimeters, VR-RPB backup variometers, IKDRDa-830-590-0 pressure measurement systems, PVD-7, PVD-30, and PVD-18-3M Series 2 air pressure transducers, PP-1 pneumatic switches, DVI inductive altitude sensors, and DSI inductive airspeed sensors.
As part of the cooperation on the production of Su-57 multirole fighters, the company manufactures and supplies the Sh-121 radar-guided weapon control systems (complete with mounting hardware and MPPU-50 compact transmitters), as well as the BCVM-R onboard digital computers.
As part of a cooperative effort to produce the Su-35S multi-role fighter, the company supplies and repairs Sh-135 radar-based weapon control systems, which include N035 "Irbis-E" radar control systems with passive phased-array antennas and "Khibiny" electronic warfare systems, as well as sets of mounting parts (N35-0-30M; N35-0-020M; N35-0-10M; 4283MP1-0-10; 4283MP; 4280MD-20; 4283Yu1; N35-7; MPPU 4283AB5) for assembling the aircraft’s onboard cable network.