Ministry of Industry and Trade creates a program for the development of electronic engineering in Russia until 2030

On November 18, 2021, it became known about the contract that the Ministry of Industry and Trade concluded to develop a program for the development of electronic engineering in Russia. The agency will pay 99 million rubles for research work to meet the needs of the Russian electronic industry in the development and production of equipment for the production of microelectronics.

The winner of the competition - FSKU Mytishchi Research Institute of Radio Measuring Devices - will have to carry out work by the end of 2023. In particular, the performer will have to analyze the market and understand what equipment Russian enterprises need to produce microelectronics, microwave electronics, photonics, power electronics, as well as evaluate the real possibilities for the production of such installations in Russia.

Ministry of Industry and Trade creates a program for the development of electronic engineering in Russia until 2030

In addition, the Institute will assess the amount of funds required for the production of equipment, prepare a technical task for development work and ensure monitoring of their implementation.

The documentation notes that the share of Russian electronics in the domestic market according to government expectations will be 59% by 2030. At the end of 2020, this figure was 52.7%. At the same time, the level of revenue of enterprises in the same period should grow to 5.2 trillion rubles from 2.2 trillion rubles in 2020. To achieve this result, it is necessary to ensure "the maximum level of localization and the share of domestic components in the developed electronic products," Kommersant reports.

The project will systematize competencies in the field of creating such equipment and form a plan for the further development of electronic engineering, the holding told the newspaper. " Roselektronika A source familiar with the details of the project said that by the end of November 2021 a consortium of 40 largest Russian enterprises will be formed that will implement the program.^[1]

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