Companies in the Factory industry
FactoryName | Description | Industry | Official Website | Location | ||
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ATLANT is known as a manufacturer of popular refrigerators, freezers and washing machines. Equipment from Minsk is known in European countries and even Australia. | ||||||
"Zaporozhye Automobile Building Plant" is the only enterprise in Ukraine that has a full cycle of passenger car production, which includes stamping, welding, painting, body equipment and car assembly. The company has created and is constantly improving a qualitatively new modern high-tech production. | ||||||
Eizo is an Hakusan, Ishikawa-based company founded in 1968. | ||||||
Former russian/soviet aircraft production facility, located in saratov, russia | ||||||
A Russian company operating in the Krasnoyarsk Territory and Khakassia. | ||||||
An enterprise in Seversk that unites four plants for handling nuclear materials. | ||||||
One of the largest industrial production associations of aviation instrumentation in the USSR, and then in Russia and the CIS. | ||||||
— Russia's largest manufacturer of electrical equipment and appliances for domestic cars, buses, tractors, combines, motorcycles, etc., supplying products to all car factories in Russia and the CIS. | ||||||
A branch of the Bashneft joint-stock oil company, one of the four industrial city-forming oil refining enterprises in Ufa. | ||||||
A Russian industrial enterprise that is part of the leading Russian mining and metallurgical company Mechel. | ||||||
A Russian company engaged in the development and production of optical-mechanical and optical-electronic devices, an enterprise of the optical-mechanical industry of the USSR and Russia. | ||||||
The Russian enterprise of non-ferrous metallurgy, located in the city of Chelyabinsk. | ||||||
A Russian machine-building enterprise specializing in the production of precision mechanics products from beryllium and its alloys, as well as beryllium in ingots. | ||||||
The main enterprise of non-ferrous metallurgy as part of the open joint stock company "Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company" | ||||||
The company is located in Perm and Perm Krai, is part of the largest petrochemical company in Russia and Eastern Europe. | ||||||
Russian enterprise for the manufacture of electrical equipment for civil and military aviation. | ||||||
An enterprise specializing in the production of heat exchange equipment of high complexity for nuclear and thermal power, petrochemical and gas industries. | ||||||
Russian company, manufacturer of terephthalic acid and polyethylene terephthalate. | ||||||
One of the leading Russian producers of iron ore raw materials, Europe's largest producer of hot-briquetted iron (GBH) and commercial GBH in the world. | ||||||
A Russian company, manufacturer of air separation equipment, for the supply of technical gases and solutions for processing associated, natural gas and LNG. | ||||||
An enterprise for the manufacture of aircraft components, various equipment and consumer goods. | ||||||
A Russian tin and alloy company, the largest producer of tin, solders, babbits and tin alloys. | ||||||
An enterprise for the production of hydraulic presses, metalworking machines, pumps, pumping stations and other industrial equipment. | ||||||
A Russian (formerly Soviet) factory that produces military equipment, as well as tram cars, rocking machines, and railway products. | ||||||
One of the largest enterprises of the Russian bearing industry, the leader in the production of bearings of all structural groups. |
