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2025
In the Sverdlovsk region for 4 billion rubles opened a new plant for the production of crushed stone and rubble
In Asbest, the opening of a new crushed stone plant "Voskhod," created on the basis of the city-forming enterprise "UralAsbest," took place. The company is designed to produce more than 3.2 million tons of crushed stone, rubble and sand annually. This was announced in August 2025 by the regional information policy department. The volume of investments in the project amounted to 4 billion rubles. The plant plans to create 110 new jobs. Voskhod is equipped with a modern line for sand production and a dedusting system, which significantly reduces dust emissions. Read more here
2024
Production of reinforced concrete blocks for foundations in Russia for the year increased by 12.2% and reached 2.6 million cubic meters
The production of foundation structures for prefabricated reinforced concrete in Russia in 2024 amounted to 2.6 million cubic meters. This is 12.2% more than in 2023. This was announced on November 5, 2025 by Alto Consulting Group.
The leader in the production of these products was the Volga Federal District. It accounted for 22.1% of the total production in the country. The high concentration of production in the region is provided by a developed infrastructure, the presence of large factories for the production of reinforced concrete products and active construction.
Significant volumes of products are also produced by the Central, Siberian and Southern Federal Districts. In these regions, infrastructure projects are being implemented, including the construction of bridges, roads, industrial enterprises and residential complexes.
The average prices of manufacturers for prefabricated reinforced concrete foundation structures increased by 31.6% over the period from 2022 to 2024. The cost increased from ₽12 588.3 per cubic meter to ₽16 560.6 per cubic meter. The rise in prices is associated with an increase in the price of cement, reinforcing steel, energy resources and an increase in logistics costs.
Prefabricated reinforced concrete structures of foundations are used in the construction of industrial facilities, residential buildings and infrastructure structures. Construction companies choose this material because of its strength, durability and the ability to reduce the construction time due to factory-made construction.
The growth in output reflects the revival of the construction sector and the impact of government programs for the modernization and development of infrastructure. The demand for reinforced concrete products continues to increase, despite the rise in the cost of products.
Manufacturers are introducing new molding technologies, improving the quality of concrete and applying additives that increase the durability of structures. These measures allow Russian plants to maintain competitiveness in the domestic market and ensure stable quality of products.[1]
Reduction in the production of ceramic tiles in Russia by 0.4% to 174 million square meters. m
The production of ceramic slabs and tiles in Russia in 2024 amounted to 174 million square meters. m, having decreased by 0.4% compared to 2023. This is evidenced by the data of the analytical company Alto Consulting Group, released in November 2025.
Despite a slight decline, the industry is showing relative stability amid changes in the construction and repair segments. The Central Federal District became the leader in terms of output, providing 45.5% of all Russian production.
Four factors that restrain manufacturers:
- Energy costs. Burning tiles requires significant gas and electricity costs. The cost of production directly depends on energy tariffs. Rising gas and electricity prices add to production costs. Ceramic kilns operate at temperatures above 1000 degrees. The energy intensity of the process makes the industry vulnerable to tariff fluctuations. Manufacturers are optimizing technological regimes to reduce consumption.
- Fluctuate course. ruble Currency changes affect the cost of imported equipment. Dyes and glazes are largely purchased abroad. The weakening of the national currency increases the cost of components. Modern production lines are predominantly imported. Spare parts and consumables require foreign exchange costs. The devaluation of the ruble hits the investment plans of enterprises.
- Dynamics of the construction industry. Domestic demand is formed under the influence of the activity of the construction sector. The more actively housing construction is carried out, the higher the utilization of production capacities. Repair work also determines the consumption of tiles. Slowing housing commissioning is reducing demand for finishing materials. Construction companies are postponing projects amid high loan rates. The purchasing power of the population affects the volume of repairs.
- Logistics and availability of raw materials. Transportation costs are directly reflected in prices and production volumes. The availability of clay and kaolin determines the location of enterprises. The Central Federal District remains a leader largely due to its proximity to quarries. Large consumer centers are concentrated in the European part of the country. Delivery of finished products over long distances increases the final cost. The quality of roads affects the safety of fragile cargo.[2]
Reduction of nail production in Russia by 4% to 141 thousand tons
In 2024, 141 thousand tons of nails, buttons, drawing buttons, brackets and similar metal products were produced in Russia, which is 4.0% less than in 2023. Despite the decline, the industry retains a significant role in providing the construction and industrial segments with the necessary products. The leader in terms of production was the Volga Federal District, which accounted for about 56.3% of the total. Such data in November 2025 were published on the website of Alto Consulting Group (ACG).[3]
The production of waterproofing for roofs in Russia over the year increased by 12.4% and reached 507.3 million meters ²
The production of rolled roofing and waterproofing materials in Russia in 2024 amounted to 507.3 million square meters, an increase of 12.4% compared to 2023. This is evidenced by the data of the analytical company Alto Consulting Group, released in October 2025.
The growth reflects the active development of the construction industry, the increase in the volume of residential and commercial construction, as well as the expansion of the scale of reconstruction of industrial facilities. The Central Federal District became the leader in terms of production, providing 56.7% of the total output.
The concentration of production capacity in the Central Federal District is explained by several factors. Modern production complexes with a high level of automation provide efficient production of products.
Proximity to major construction projects and material consumers reduces logistics costs. The availability of qualified personnel and research centers ensures innovation in production.
Developed transport and logistics infrastructure allows you to quickly deliver products to the market. Investments in new technologies improve the quality of rolled roofing and waterproofing materials.
Other federal counties produce smaller volumes. This creates the potential to expand production and increase supplies to regions with high demand.
For the period from 2022 to 2024, the average cost of rolled roofing and waterproofing materials among manufacturers increased by 17.1%. The price increased from ₽137 797.0 per thousand square meters to ₽161 372.8 per thousand square meters.
The increase in price is due to an increase in the cost of raw materials, an increase in logistics costs and high demand from the construction sector. Manufacturers are transferring increased costs to the final cost of products.[4]
The volume of the Russian market for goods for construction and repair for the year increased by 12% and reached ₽4,3 trillion
The cost of the Russian market for household goods and construction in 2024 increased by 12% and amounted to ₽4,3 trillion. This became known in October 2025.
According to TASS, citing a study by the Lehman Pro network, the share of Russians who purchased goods for repair and arrangement increased from 70% in 2023 to 75% in 2024. The largest volume fell on the interior decoration segment.
The largest segment was the Indoor Repair category, which accounted for 41% of the total market volume. The value of the segment is estimated at ₽1,7 trillion. The category "Construction and organization of the site" at the end of 2024 amounted to ₽1,3 trillion, which corresponds to 30% of the market. The segment "Arrangement and comfort" reached ₽1,2 trillion and occupied 29% of the total.
Online sales show the highest dynamics in the sector of household goods and construction. The share of buyers purchasing products through online channels increased to 45% in 2024 from 37% in 2022. The total volume of online sales in the market, including the B2B segment, increased by 37% in annual terms. Online trading accounted for 19% of the entire DIY market.
Analysts at Lehman Pro have identified the main drivers of market growth. The demand for individual housing construction became the main factor - this segment accounted for 58% of the total housing commissioning. Consumer activity of the population and the development of the platform economy also contributed to the growth of indicators.
Restraining factors were the decline in demand for multi-apartment housing due to tightening mortgage conditions, a shortage of labor and an increase in the cost of materials. These circumstances force buyers to stretch the deadlines for the implementation of repair projects.
The key factor influencing the structure of demand remains the trend towards a reduction in residential space. In recent years, the average area of apartments has decreased by 10%. A similar dynamics is observed in private houses, where the popularity of ready-made house kits with a typical layout is growing.[5]
The production of profilist for the construction of houses in Russia over the year increased by 17% and reached 91 million square meters. m.
The production of profiled sheet in Russia in 2024 reached 91 million square meters. This is 17% more than in 2023. This is evidenced by data from the analytical company BusinesStat, published in 2025.
For the period from 2020 to 2024, the production of profiled products in the country increased by 71%. In 2020, the volume of output was 53 million square meters. In four years, the figure has increased almost 1.7 times.
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The profiled sheet has a wide scope of application in the construction industry. The material is used as roofing for buildings for various purposes. It is used to finish the exterior walls of residential and industrial facilities.
Profil sheet is used in construction of internal partitions in buildings. The material is suitable for the construction of permanent and temporary fences. It is used for installation of permanent formwork for foundations and floors.
The drivers of the profiled sheet market in Russia in 2020-2024 were the development of individual residential construction. The implementation of large infrastructure projects also contributed to the growth of demand. The construction of production facilities increased the consumption of material. The development of warehouse infrastructure provided additional demand for profilist.
The number of buildings commissioned in Russia in 2020-2024 increased by 52%. The total area of erected buildings increased by 19% during this period. The increase in construction activity directly affected the production of profiled sheet.
The largest producers of profiled sheet in Russia are the following companies:
- PAO Severstal is one of the leading metallurgical holdings in the country.
- LLC "Company Metal Profile" is a specialized manufacturer of profilist.
- Metalist Production Association LLC is an industrial enterprise for the production of metal structures.
- LLC "Company Metal Profile East" is a regional division of the manufacturer.
- Teplant Vostok PJSC is an enterprise for the production of building materials.
These companies provide the main share of the production of profiled sheet in the Russian market. They have production facilities in various regions of the country. This makes it possible to meet the needs of the construction industry throughout Russia.[6].
Gypsum production in Russia increased by 1.7% over the year and reached 4.5 million tons
In 2024, the volume of gypsum production in Russia increased to 4.5 million tons. The increase was 1.7% compared to 2023. This is evidenced by the data of the analytical company Alto Consulting Group, released in October 2025.
The Volga Federal District retained its leadership in the production of gypsum. It accounted for 37.9% of the total output. The largest enterprises for the extraction and processing of gypsum raw materials are concentrated in the region.
The increase in production is associated with steady demand from the construction industry. The expansion of housing and commercial construction also influenced. State infrastructure projects have increased the need for gypsum materials.
Gypsum is used in the production of dry building mixtures. The material is used to make wall panels and partitions. Also, the products are in demand in the decorative decoration of the premises.
Manufacturers are improving raw material processing technologies. The quality of the products is improved. Dependence on imported supplies of building materials is reduced.
The production of environmentally friendly gypsum products is developing. The material has a natural origin and safety. Demand for energy efficient construction solutions is increasing.
The Central Federal District ranks second in terms of production. The Southern Federal District also makes a significant contribution. Regions demonstrate an increase in the consumption of gypsum products.
Analysts at Alto Consulting Group predict a further increase in production in 2025-2027. Annual growth of 1-3% is expected. The role of domestic producers in the market will strengthen.
The development of gypsum recycling is considered a promising direction. The range of specialized mixtures will also be expanded. The export potential of the industry will increase.[7]
The production of construction sand in Russia for the year decreased by 15% to 207.9 million cubic meters
Sand production construction Russia in 2024 amounted to 207.9 million cubic meters, which is 15.0% less than in 2023. This was announced by the analytical company Alto Consulting Group in October 2025.
The decrease in volumes is due to several factors. The slowdown in construction in certain regions affected demand. Seasonal factors also played a role in the decline in production.
The Central Federal District has become a key leader in the extraction of building sand. The region provided 30.2% of the country's total output. The high density of development and large-scale infrastructure projects determine the leadership of the district.
Sand plays a critical role in the region's construction projects. Proximity to major cities and transportation hubs provides logistical advantages. Demand from the Moscow agglomeration supports production.
Analysts have identified the main reasons for the reduction in the production of construction sand in Russia in 2024:
- a slowdown in the pace of construction in certain regions, which reduced the demand for building materials;
- seasonal factors affecting the possibility of sand extraction in winter;
- reducing public and private investment in infrastructure projects in a number of regions;
- a decrease in activity in housing construction against the background of economic factors;
- regional demand patterns when sand consumption decreased in some counties.
Average producer prices for building sand for the period from 2022 to 2024 increased by 26.2%. The cost increased from ₽265,2 per cubic meter to ₽334,6 per cubic meter. The increase in prices reflects an increase in production and transportation costs.
Growth continued in June 2025. The price rose 4.7% to the level of May and reached ₽414,0 per cubic meter. The dynamics indicate the continuation of the trend of rising prices for building materials.[8]
Production of lime used in construction increased by 2.4% to 282 thousand tons
In 2024, the production of slaked (hydrated) lime in Russia amounted to 282 thousand tons, which is 2.4% more than in 2023. The increase in production is due to an increase in demand in the construction and chemical industries, and the expansion of production capacities at leading enterprises in the industry. The Central Federal District became the leader in terms of production, providing about 41.7% of the total output. Such data in October 2025 were published on the website of Alto Consulting Group (ACG).[9]
Production growth of polymer pipes by 14.4% to 420.4 thousand tons
The production of rigid polymer pipes in Russia in 2024 amounted to 420.4 thousand tons, which is 14.4% more than in 2023. The growth confirms the active development of the construction and infrastructure sectors, as well as the high demand for modern polymer materials. The main leader in production was the Central Federal District, which provided about 43.9% of the total volume. Its share is due to the high concentration of production capacities, developed logistics and the availability of raw materials. This is evidenced by the data of the analytical company Alto Consulting Group, released in October 2025.
The polymer pipe products industry is showing steady expansion due to technological improvements and increased domestic demand from utilities, industry and power. The market remains one of the most stable segments of the polymer industry in Russia, maintaining positive dynamics even in conditions of macroeconomic volatility.
Polymer pipes have taken a leading position among building materials in recent years. They are actively used in water supply, sewerage, drainage, ventilation and infrastructure projects. Production growth in 2024 was driven by several key factors. Stable demand from construction companies supports output volumes. The implementation of state programs for updating engineering networks stimulates the purchase of polymer pipes. Expanding the range of domestic manufacturers increases the competitiveness of products. Implementation of energy efficient technologies and process automation reduces production costs.
Modern polymer pipes have a number of advantages over metal and concrete analogues. They are lighter, more durable, corrosion and chemical resistant, and provide low operating costs. These characteristics make them the preferred choice for construction and engineering projects of various sizes.[10]
Reduction of tile production by a third to 356.5 thousand square meters. m
The volume of production of tiles from cement, concrete and artificial stone in Russia amounted to 356.5 thousand square meters in 2024. The figure is 32.4% less than the level of the previous year. A significant decrease in output is due to fluctuations in construction demand and changes in consumer preferences. Economic factors affect the construction industry and the demand for roofing materials. The Southern Federal District became the leader of production and provided about 57.8% of total output. This is evidenced by data from a study by Alto Consulting Group, published in early October 2025.
Reasons for the reduction in shingles production in Russia:
- Fluctuations in construction demand - housing construction volumes decreased due to high mortgage interest rates and a decrease in the purchasing power of the population.
- The rise in prices for building materials - cement, sand and pigments - has risen in price, which has increased the cost of tile production.
- Increased transportation costs - the rise in price of diesel fuel and restrictions on cargo transportation increased logistics costs.
- Competition with metal tiles - metal roofing materials are cheaper and easier, which makes them attractive to developers of mass housing.
- Popularity of composite coatings - modern synthetic materials imitate shingles at a lower weight and cost.
- The impact of the macroeconomic situation - investment in residential and commercial construction decreased amid economic uncertainty.
- Limited capacity in a number of regions - outdated equipment in some plants does not allow competing in price and quality.
The high share of the Southern Federal District is explained by the presence of large industries with modern equipment. The developed logistics network ensures the delivery of materials to construction sites in the south of Russia. Krasnodar Territory, Rostov Region and Crimea concentrate production facilities. Proximity to sales markets reduces transportation costs. The warm climate allows construction all year round without seasonal stops.[11]
Growth in the production of building plates by 9.2% to 47.8 million square meters. m
The volume of production of slabs from cement, concrete and artificial stone in Russia amounted to 47.8 million square meters in 2024. The figure is 9.2% higher than the previous year. The growth reflects the ongoing recovery of the construction sector and the active development of infrastructure projects. Increasing demand for high-quality finishing and structural materials supports manufacturers. The Central Federal District remains the leader in terms of production volumes and provides about 49.4% of the total output. This is evidenced by data from a study by Alto Consulting Group, published in early October 2025.
The high concentration of production in the Central Federal District is explained by the presence of large factories with modern equipment. Developed logistics ensures the rapid delivery of products to construction sites. Proximity to major consumer markets reduces transportation costs. Moscow, Tula and Kaluga regions concentrated production capacity. Enterprises in the region are investing in the modernization of lines and the expansion of the range.
Building slabs are a critical component of the construction industry. Materials are used in residential, commercial and industrial construction. Load-bearing structures of multi-storey buildings use reinforced concrete floor slabs. Facing facades with fiber-cement slabs creates a protective and decorative layer. Interior rooms are finished with slabs for walls and ceilings. Sidewalk slabs are used in the improvement of urban areas.
High strength and durability of structures is ensured through the quality of materials and production technologies. Resistance to weather and chemical factors prolongs the life of the products. A wide range of textures, colors and sizes meet a variety of architectural requirements. The possibility of application in different climatic zones expands the geography of sales. The speed of construction is achieved through ready-made modular solutions.[12]
Growth in the production of tiles for tiles in Russia by 1% to 84 thousand tons
The production of tiles for tiles in Russia resumed growth in 2024 by 1% to 84 thousand tons after a two-year decline, ending the five-year period with a cumulative increase in output by 14% from 73 thousand tons in 2020 due to the commissioning of new production facilities and the growth of housing construction. The development of the industry was facilitated by the opening of the Sedrus plants in the Sengileevsky district of the Ulyanovsk region and Saint-Gobain in Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Territory, as well as an increase in the volume of construction of commercial real estate. This is evidenced by data from the BusinesStat study, published in September 2025.
The production dynamics of tile wipers was characterized by significant fluctuations during the analyzed period. The growth of production was facilitated by an increase in demand for both ceramic tiles themselves and related finishing materials.
Leading enterprises in the tile grease industry:
- Lab Industries LLC.
- Volma-Voskresensk LLC.
- LLC "Russian Technical Aerosols."
- Prospectors LLC.
- LLC "MCC Bauhemi."
2021 demonstrated a record growth in production by 23% to an all-time high of 90 thousand tons. The sharp increase in output reflected a recovery in construction activity following pandemic restrictions and the implementation of delayed projects.
From 2022, a decrease in production volumes began - the reduction was 4% to 86 thousand tons. The negative dynamics was due to a slowdown in housing construction and uncertainty in the real estate market in the context of the changed economic situation.
2023 was characterized by the continuation of the decline with a similar rate of decline of 4% to 83 thousand tons. The reduction in production reflected the impact of the rise in the cost of building materials on consumer demand and structural changes in the industry.[13]
The volume of metal structure production in Russia for the year increased by 0.3% to 8 million tons
The total production of metal structures in Russia reached 8 million tons in 2024, an increase of 0.3% compared to the previous year and setting a historical record in the period 2017-2024. The largest share in the consumption structure was occupied by commercial real estate - 33%, and road construction amounted to 29% of the total market. The data was published by research company NeoAnalytics in September 2025.
According to RBC, the slowdown in industry growth is associated with a decrease in demand in consumer industries due to the high key rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. The increased cost of borrowing prompted investors to reduce investments in industrial and infrastructure facilities, which affected the dynamics of domestic production of metal structures.
The structure of the metal structure market demonstrates the dominance of commercial real estate, including shopping centers and warehouse complexes. The share of road construction facilities in the total production volume increased slightly due to the positive dynamics of construction work in this segment.
Industrial buildings occupy the third place in the structure of consumption of metal structures with a share of 13%. Agricultural construction accounts for 12% of the market, while residential real estate accounts for 9% of total production.
Distribution of steel structure production by industry in 2024:
- Commercial real estate - 33%
- Road construction - 29%
- Industrial buildings - 13%
- Agricultural construction - 12%
- Residential real estate - 9%
- Other industries - 5%
Other industries, including power facilities, telecommunications infrastructure and other areas, together account for 5% of the steel structure market. These segments are highly specialized and have specific product specification requirements.[14]
Sales of bricks, blocks and slabs for the construction of walls increased by 4% to 53 million tons
Sales of wall and partition materials in Russia in 2024 increased by 4% and amounted to 53 million tons. The growth in sales volumes occurred against the backdrop of a record commissioning of commercial real estate, which exceeded the 2023 figure by 8% and reached 38 million square meters. This is evidenced by data from a study by the analytical company BusinesStat, published in July 2025.
According to the company's analysts, the key factor in sales growth in 2024 was the record commissioning of commercial real estate in the country over the past few years. The active construction of shopping centers, office buildings and warehouse complexes provided additional demand for materials for the construction of walls and partitions.
Among the leading enterprises of the industry, the five largest manufacturers of wall and partition materials in Russia stand out:
- LLC "Company Metal Profile."
- KNAUF Gips LLC.
- PJSC ChZPSN-Profnastil.
- KNAUF Gips Kuban LLC.
- KNAUF Gips Chelyabinsk LLC.
Even greater growth in the wall and partition materials market was constrained by a slight decrease in the commissioning of residential real estate by 3% to the level of 2023. The reduction in housing construction partially offset the positive impact of commercial segment growth on overall demand.
In 2024, sales in the categories of gypsum boards and building blocks increased the most - by 8% each. These materials are in high demand due to technological advantages and relatively low cost compared to traditional solutions.
Sales of sandwich panels increased by 2%, which is due to the active construction of industrial and warehouse facilities. This type of materials is widely used in the construction of prefabricated buildings for various purposes.
Brick sales remained unchanged from the previous year. The stagnation of brick sales is associated with the widespread refusal of large developers to build completely brick apartment buildings due to the high cost of construction.[15]
Sales growth of sandwich panels for the construction of many industrial facilities by 2% to 39 million square meters. m
Sales of sandwich panels in Russia increased by 2% in 2024 and reached 39 million square meters. These building materials are widely used in the construction of industrial, warehouse, agricultural and commercial facilities due to their technical characteristics. This is evidenced by data from the analytical company BusinesStat, released in July 2025.
According to experts, the sandwich panel market is directly related to the implementation of construction projects, especially when erecting non-residential structures for various purposes.
The demand for sandwich panels in the construction industry is explained by their unique properties. The material provides high heat and sound insulation, energy efficiency and durability of structures. The rapid installation of panels allows you to significantly reduce the construction time and reduce the cost of projects.
The main driver of sandwich panel sales in 2024 was purchases under government contracts. Significant volumes of materials were used in the construction of production facilities of the country's military-industrial complex. Government orders provided stable demand for building panels amid the development of the industrial sector.
The construction of logistics infrastructure facilities was actively developing in regional centers. Distribution centers, transport terminals and industrial parks were built using sandwich panels. The development of e-commerce and the need to modernize warehouse infrastructure stimulated the demand for pre-fabricated facilities.
Among the leading enterprises of the industry are JSC "Steel Industry Company," LLC "Company Metal Profile," LLC "Rokvul," LLC "KMP Vostok" and LLC "KMP Ural." These manufacturers occupy significant shares in the Russian sandwich panel market and provide supplies for large construction projects.[16].
Bricks market growth by 1% to 6.2 billion units
The Russian bricks market returned to growth after a two-year fall. In 2024, brick sales in Russia increased by 1% to 6.2 billion units after a decrease in 2022-2023. This is evidenced by the data of the study "Analysis of the brick market in Russia," published in May 2025.
According to BusinesStat, the market rose slightly after falling in the previous two years. In 2022, sales amounted to 6.2 billion units, in 2023 they decreased to 6.1 billion units, and in 2024 they recovered to 2022.
The main driver of the increase in brick sales in Russia in 2024 was the increase in the number of transactions with suburban real estate due to the closure of preferential mortgage lending programs. Citizens sought to complete home purchases before raising loan rates.
A deterrent to more active market development was the almost widespread refusal of large developers to build completely brick apartment buildings due to the high cost of construction. The main reasons affecting the higher cost of building brick apartment buildings include the high cost of material, the lack of specialists and the long pace of construction.
Among the leading enterprises of the industry, the five largest manufacturers of bricks in Russia stand out:
- BUT "Abakan City Municipal Housing Stock."
- LLC "Silicate +."
- LLC "ECO."
- JSC "Construction Materials Combine."
- Voronezh Building Materials Plant JSC.
Ceramic bricks dominate the Russian market. They are used for the construction of all types of structures, have high strength and are easy to lay. Ceramic bricks remain the main material of choice for individual construction due to their technical characteristics.
Silicate and slag bricks are used less frequently due to high water absorption, which limits their use in the construction of foundations, basements, basements, wells and places of constant contact with water. These limitations make ceramic bricks a more versatile material.[17]
Imports of dry building mixtures to Russia decreased by 28% to 155 thousand tons. Major importing countries
According to the results of the period from 2020 to 2024, the volume of imports of dry building mixtures to Russia decreased by 28%, reducing from 216 thousand tons to 155 thousand tons. Such data are contained in the study "Analysis of the dry building mixtures market in Russia," published in May 2025 by the analytical company BusinesStat.
According to BusinesStat analysts, the need to purchase dry building mixtures abroad decreased as production developed domestically, including at localized sites of foreign companies. The largest decline in imports of products to Russia was observed in 2022, when the countries of the European Union and Japan imposed a ban on the shipment to Russia of most types of dry building mixtures.
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Part of the drop in imports was offset by an increase in supplies from South Korea. In 2024, South Korea, Turkey and Belarus were among the three largest suppliers of dry building mixtures to Russia. 72 thousand tons of products were imported from South Korea, which amounted to 46% of the total import.
46 thousand tons of dry building mixtures came from Turkey, which is 29% of the total import volume. 22 thousand tons of products were imported from Belarus - 14% of the total import. The rest of the countries accounted for 15 thousand tons of imports, or 11% of the total.
The production of dry building mixtures in Russia in 2023 increased by 8% compared to the previous year. Since 2018, the production of dry building mixtures in Russia has increased by 62% - from 9.6 to 15.4 million tons. Analysts predict that the market size will grow to 17.5 million tons between 2024 and 2027.
The largest Russian producers of dry building mixtures are:
- Lab Industries LLC;
- Cementum Center LLC;
- Gips LLC;KNAUF
- Knauf Gips Kuban LLC;
- Knauf Gips Chelyabinsk LLC. In [18]
The share of Russian building materials in the Russian market increased from 66% to 72%
The share of Russian building materials in commercial construction reached 72%, an increase of 6 percentage points over the year. Such data were published on February 27, 2025 by the research company Pridex, which is engaged in the creation and management of office spaces. The growth is due to the expansion of the assortment of domestic producers and a decrease in dependence on imported supplies. Experts note that in 2023 this figure was 66%, and the upward trend continues.
According to Kommersant, at the same time as the share of Russian products increased, there was a significant reduction in the presence of European construction materials and equipment on the market - their share fell by 11 percentage points and amounted to 13%. At the same time, the share of Chinese materials increased from 10% to 15%.
Analysts attribute the growth in the share of Russian manufacturers to the expansion of the range of domestic furniture products, fire protection systems, terminal devices for ventilation systems, as well as construction and finishing materials of the draft stage. Managing Director of Titul Nikita Deev-Anisimov notes that the largest growth in domestic production is observed in the segments of dry mixtures and false floors.
At the same time, premium plumbing, special types of paints, polymers and engineering equipment are still predominantly imported from Europe. Dmitry Makeenko, partner of the Mors Architects architectural bureau, points out the lack of high-quality Russian analogues in the premium plumbing segment. Sergey Korotchikov, director of the technical customer department at Capital Group, adds that the same applies to high-end pumps and elevators.
Simultaneously with the change in the geography of supplies, there is an increase in the cost of construction. Q1 Group CEO Ekaterina Newman cites data according to which if two years ago the decoration and installation of engineering systems cost ₽65 thousand per 1 sq. m, then in 2025 the minimum cost threshold exceeds ₽90 thousand.[19]
Production of mineral products increased by 16.5% and reached 3.12 trillion rubles
In 2024, the production of mineral products in Russia reached 3.12 trillion rubles in monetary terms. This is 16.5% more compared to the previous year, when the market volume was estimated at 2.68 trillion rubles. Such data are given in the report of the Federal State Statistics Service (Rosstat), which TAdviser got acquainted with at the end of February 2025.
The review said that the greatest growth in 2024 was demonstrated by goods such as refractory cements, mortars, concretes and similar compositions: their production amounted to 1.72 million tons, which is 16.6% more compared to 2023. The annual output of roofing and waterproofing rolled materials increased by 12.8%, reaching 509 million square meters. The production of wall silicate blocks rose by 10.1%, amounting to 5.59 billion conventional bricks. Positive dynamics was also recorded in the following product categories:
- Thermally polished sheet glass and sheet glass with a matte or polished surface, but not otherwise processed - 164 million square meters; plus 2.7% compared to 2023;
- Nets, canvases, mats, mattresses, slabs and other fiberglass products, except for glass fabrics - 73.3 million square meters; plus 2.8%;
- Ceramic tiles for floors - 105 million square meters; plus 2.9%;
- Ceramic facade tiles and carpets of them - 9.5 million square meters; plus 4.2%;
- Ceramic neo-fire-resistant construction brick - 5.55 billion conventional bricks; plus 2.8%;
- Portland cement, alumina cement, slag cement and similar hydraulic cements - 65.1 million tons; plus 2.9%;
- Concrete ready for pouring (commercial concrete) - 69.7 million cubic meters; plus 3.2%;
- Chrysotile cement pipes and couplings - 2348 km of conventional pipes; plus 1.1%.[20]
Online sales of building materials and household goods in Russia increased by 23%. Leaders
The total volume of online sales of construction and finishing materials, furniture and household goods in Russia in 2024 reached ₽911 billion, showing an increase of 23% compared to 2023. This is evidenced by data from IBC Real Estate, released in January 2025.
Consulting company IBC Real Estate recorded a total DIY market turnover of ₽8,2 trillion, which is 21% higher than in 2023. The main channel of implementation remains offline retail, which accounts for 88.9% of sales with a turnover of ₽7,3 trillion.
The share of online sales in the total turnover of the DIY segment increased by 0.2 percentage points to 11.1%. At the same time, 60% of the total volume of online sales falls on online stores of DIY retailers, which in monetary terms amounts to ₽547 billion. This growth is due to the increased commissioning of housing and active mortgage lending in the period 2021-2023.
The largest players in the segment of online sales of DIY goods are ВсеИнструменты.ру (ВИ.ру), Petrovich and Lemana PRO, which account for about 70% of online sales in this category. The volume of DIY goods sold through multi-category marketplaces, including OZON, Wildberries, Magnit Market, Megamarket and Yandex Market, reached ₽365 billion.
Market participants are actively developing an omnichannel sales model, which includes not only a combination of offline and online services, but also the integration of various digital formats - their own online store, marketplaces, bots in instant messengers and social networks. Each sales channel has its own development strategy, taking into account the specifics of the target audience and the peculiarities of the products sold.
Through universal marketplaces, which occupy 40% of the online DIY market, consumers mainly purchase household goods and small products for repair. However, buying bulky and expensive DIY items on marketplaces is also becoming a common practice. A wide range allows you to choose products from both the largest DIY retailers and small manufacturers, including products of your own brands of marketplaces.
The development of the chain of points of issue of orders plays a significant role in the growth of online sales. The total number of PVZs of the largest universal marketplaces exceeds 155 thousand points, including more than 95 thousand own points OZON and Wildberries, as well as more than 60 thousand points of partners - Russian Post and 5Post.
Online stores of DIY retailers remain popular thanks to the provision of additional services - from delivery to the desired room with unpacking and assembly to the rental of specialized equipment. The number of PVZ partners of DIY retailers, including Russian Post, SDEK, Yandex Market, Boxberry and 5Post, has reached 85 thousand points.
Member of the Board of Directors, Head of the Department for Work with Warehouse and Production Premises of IBC Real Estate Evgeny Papagin noted that the key factor in the active development of the DIY segment was the record indicators of the housing construction market associated with the existing preferential mortgage programs.
The high level of consumer loyalty to retailers in the category of construction and finishing materials also contributes to the development of online sales. A common strategy for purchasing DIY products, especially large and expensive ones, is to pre-familiarize yourself with the product in an offline store, followed by ordering through the online store of the same retailer.
Experts predict the preservation of demand for household goods and repairs in the next 2-3 years in connection with the completion of a significant amount of construction projects. At the same time, although Moscow remains a key market, the influence of the regions of Russia will continue to increase as the level of income of the population increases and the development of logistics infrastructure.[21]
VKTM for ₽7 billion launched a plant for the production of thermal insulation for houses in the Voronezh region
In December 2024, Voronezh Thermal Insulation Materials Plant (VKTM) opened a plant for the production of highly efficient thermal insulation materials based on basalt fiber in the Maslovsky industrial park. The volume of investments in the project is ₽7,4 billion. Read more here.
Technonikol built a new thermal insulation plant in Voskresensk for ₽1,6 billion
Technonicol is completing preparations for the launch of a new extrusion polystyrene foam plant in Voskresensk. This became known in December 2024. The volume of investments in the construction of the enterprise amounted to ₽1,6 billion, the first batch of products will go to the market by the beginning of the construction season of 2025. Read more here.
Aerated concrete production plant launched in Karelia for 1 billion rubles
On September 13, 2024, the first autoclave aerated concrete production plant began work in Karelia. The total investment in the project amounted to more than ₽1 billion. The new plant, owned by KSM Gasobeton, was inaugurated as part of the Karelia 20/24 economic forum and will become the only manufacturer of this construction material in the republic. Read more here
2023
Growth of the volume of the Russian flexible pipe market to 2 billion rubles
The demand for flexible polymer reinforced pipes (GPAT) in Russia is growing rapidly. One of the main drivers of the industry is high operational efficiency and lower installation labor costs compared to steel pipelines. This is stated in a study by Smart Consult, the results of which were published on February 7, 2025.
GPATs are used in various fields, including the oil and gas industry, chemical industry, metallurgy, mining and ore industry, thermal power, housing and communal services, etc. Such products differ in the type of reinforcing layer: metal wire or mesh, metal tape, glass fiber, polymer tapes, synthetic threads (polyester, kevlar, polyaramide). Significant players in the Russian market are named Polyplastic Group of Companies, Mimir Engineering Group of Companies, Energomash-VTS, etc.
It is noted that in the Russian Federation a sharp increase in the demand for GPAT was recorded in 2019-2020, which is due to the positive experience of using such pipes in various projects. In 2021-2022, sales also showed significant positive dynamics: according to Smart Consult estimates, during this period the annual increase was 25-35%. In 2023, the volume of sales reached 1.5 thousand km in physical terms and almost 2 billion rubles in monetary terms.
The study says that in 2023-2024, qualitative and quantitative changes were observed in the market. Companies are actively increasing production assets and launching capacity for the production of components, preparing for another jump in demand. Experts point out that with an actual consumption of about 1.5 thousand km at the end of 2023, the potential sales volume (market capacity in the same conditions) is from 3 thousand to 6 thousand km.[22]
2.3% reduction in ceramic tile sales to 218.3 million square meters
At the end of 2023, sales of ceramic tiles in Russia amounted to 218.3 million square meters. For comparison, a year earlier, the volume of sales was estimated at 223.5 million square meters. Thus, a decline of 2.3% was recorded. This is stated in the review of BusinesStat, presented at the end of November 2024.
The study looks at ceramic tiles for interior wall cladding, floor finishes and facades. Significant players in the industry are Kerama Marazzi LLC, Samara Stroyfarfor LLC, Shakhtinskaya Ceramics LLC, ZKI JSC, Fryanovsky Ceramic Plant LLC, etc.
According to estimates, 198 million square meters of products were sold in Russia in 2019. In 2020, there was a 2% reduction to 194.1 million square meters. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a temporary suspension of construction and, consequently, a reduction in demand from construction companies. The market was kept from a more serious fall by the growing interest of individual buyers in materials for repairs. During the period of self-isolation, Russians had more free time and resources that could be used to equip housing.
In 2021, sales of ceramic tiles in Russia jumped by 17.4%, reaching 227.9 million square meters. The stimulating factors were a temporary reduction in the refinancing rate and preferential mortgage programs. But in 2022, there was a fall again - by 1.9% on an annualized basis. This is due to the deteriorating geopolitical situation, which provoked a significant increase in the cost of building materials. As a result, consumer demand has shifted towards cheaper flooring and wall coverings, particularly laminate and PVC panels. At the same time, the construction of new shopping centers has practically stopped due to the withdrawal of many foreign companies from the Russian market.[23].
9% increase in crushed stone production, 6.6% reduction in sand output
In Russia, multidirectional trends in the production of building materials were recorded: the volume of crushed stone production in 2023 increased by 9% compared to 2022, while sand production decreased by 6.6%. TAdviser got acquainted with such data from Rosstat in November 2024.
From these materials it follows that the production of crushed stone in December 2023 amounted to 14.9 million m³, which demonstrates a decrease of 5.7% compared to December 2022. The volume of sand production and production in December 2023 reached 22.0 million m³, having decreased by 3.3% compared to the same period in 2022.
In the structure of the crushed stone market, according to a study by the analytical company Tebiz Group, domestic production was 51.5 times higher than the volume of imported supplies. The leader in production indicators was the Ural Federal District with a production volume of 43.8 million m³.
Mining of non-metallic minerals as a whole showed a decrease of 3.7% for 2023. The volume of granite and sandstone used in the construction and creation of monuments decreased by 9.2%, amounting to 8.6 million tons.
In the field of crushed stone imports, the main supplier is Belarus with a share of more than 84%. The import structure is dominated by a segment of the low price category with a share of 54.3%, supplied from Belarus, Kazakhstan and Ukraine. The premium segment occupies 12.9% and is represented by products from Belarus, Norway and Turkey.
Limestone production in 2023 amounted to 77.8 million tons, which is 4.2% less than in 2022. In the export direction, the main buyer of Russian products is Kazakhstan, which accounts for more than 96% of deliveries.
The balance of trade in the rubble sector remains negative, reaching 4.2 million m³ in 2023. The total volume of sand production for the year amounted to 338 million m³, showing a decrease of 6.6% compared to 2022.[24]
Growth in sales of non-metallic building materials by 4.5% to 612.4 million cubic meters
In 2023, sales of non-metallic building materials in Russia reached 612.4 million cubic meters. This is 4.5% more compared to 2022, when the figure was estimated at 586.3 million cubic meters. Such data are given in the BusinesStat study, the results of which were published in mid-October 2024.
Non-metallic building materials include gravel, macadam, natural sand and rubble. It is noted that for maximum profitability, the distance between the place of production of the listed materials and the direct consumer should be minimal. As a result, almost 100% of demand for these products falls on the domestic market, and exports are minimal. LSR JSC was named significant players in the industry. Basic Materials, JSC First Non-Metallic Company, JSC Bashkiravtodor, JSC Kiembaevsky Mining and Processing Plant Orenburg Minerals and JSC Sibagropromstroy.
In 2019, according to estimates, sales of non-metallic building materials in the Russian Federation amounted to 506.6 million cubic meters. A year later, a fall of 4.7% was recorded - to 482.7 million cubic meters. The COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictive measures introduced in connection with it led to a reduction in the pace of construction. In addition, there were problems with the transportation of materials against the background of changes in the operating modes of auto and rail communication.
In 2021, the industry returned to growth: sales of non-metallic building materials rose by 12.1%, reaching 541.2 million cubic meters. And in 2022 there was an increase of another 8.3%. The national projects "Safe and High-Quality Roads" and "Housing and Urban Environment" became the main drivers of the industry in 2021-2023. In addition, since 2022, the demand for building materials from the military sector has increased, which also contributed to higher sales.[25]
Ceramic brick production in Russia decreased by 5.9% to 5.32 billion units
In 2023, the production of ceramic bricks in Russia amounted to 5.32 billion conventional units. This is 5.9% less than in the previous year, when the volume of the industry was estimated at 5.65 billion units. Such data are given in the BusinesStat study, the results of which were published in mid-September 2024.
The review considers ceramic bricks of various types: ordinary and front, full-bodied and with voids, single, thickened, double and shaped. Significant market players are Ural Steel JSC, Lemax LLC, Sibagropromstroy JSC, Association of Building Materials and Household Appliances LLC, Winner Vladimir LLC, etc.
It is estimated that 5.81 billion ceramic bricks were produced in Russia in 2019. In 2020, a 10.1% reduction was recorded - to 5.23 billion units. The COVID-19 pandemic forced manufacturers to partially suspend operations: companies were in a situation of uncertainty of future demand. In addition, alternative, more budgetary materials, in particular, thermal panels, were increasingly used in mass construction. Due to falling demand and the lack of visible prospects, many manufacturers have completely stopped working or significantly reduced production capacity. In 2021, the volume of ceramic brick production in the Russian Federation increased by 0.2%, amounting to 5.24 billion units. In 2022, an increase of 7.9% followed.
In general, as stated in the study, the brick industry in Russia is in a state of gradual decline, as a result of which more than 50 enterprises engaged in the production of these products were closed. At the same time, ceramic bricks are one of the most common facing materials. However, due to its high cost, it is increasingly losing in comparison with more economical counterparts.[26]
Sales of tile glue in Russia decreased by 1.4% to 2.11 million tons
In 2023, sales of powdered tile glue in Russia amounted to 2.11 million tons. This is 1.4% less compared to 2022, when the volume of sales was estimated at 2.14 million tons. Market trends are addressed in the BusinesStat survey published in mid-September 2024.
Among the leading players in the industry, the authors of the report name Lab Industries LLC, Cementum Center LLC, Knauf Gips LLC, Knauf Gips Kuban LLC and Knauf Gips Kolpino LLC. According to estimates, in 2019, 2.03 million tons of powdered tile glue were sold on the Russian market. In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a 7.6% reduction to 1.87 million tons. Then the market began to recover: in 2021, there was an increase of 12.2% with a final result of 2.1 million tons, and in 2022 sales rose by another 1.8%.
But in 2023 there was another decline. It is noted that glue for tiles is a companion product and is rarely purchased separately from tiles. At the same time, ceramic tiles are one of the most expensive finishing materials, and the price of them has increased significantly due to the resulting situation. As a result, Russians began to use other finishing materials more often, and the demand for tiles and related goods, including glue, decreased. In addition, the standards for the use of tile glue have been reduced due to the use of mixtures with innovative additives that reduce the consumption of raw materials. Another factor in reducing sales of glue is the reduction of bathroom and toilet space in new buildings to reduce the total area and cost of housing.
At the end of 2024, analysts estimate the market volume at 2.15 million tons with an increase of 2.1% compared to the previous year. By 2028, sales are expected to decline to 2.09 million tons.[27]
Reduction of sealant production in Russia by 22% to 12.8 thousand tons
In 2023, about 12.8 thousand tons of sealants were produced in Russia. In relation to 2022, when 16.4 thousand tons of these products were produced, a sharp reduction was recorded - minus 22%. Such data are given in the BusinesStat study, the results of which were published at the end of July 2024.
According to estimates, in 2019 the volume of sealant production in the Russian Federation amounted to approximately 16.7 thousand tons, exceeding the result of the previous year by 10.8%. In 2020 and 2021, an increase in production was recorded by 12% and 27% - to 18.7 thousand tons and 23.7 thousand tons, respectively. This was followed by a rapid decline due to the formed geopolitical situation. In particular, in 2022, production decreased by 31%.
The study said that in 2022, many companies significantly reduced the production of sealants. One of the reasons was the closure of export markets for domestic suppliers and the change of owners of Russian divisions of American and European holdings. Another negative factor is the dependence of the industry on imported raw materials for the production of sealants (this is silicone, polyester resins, etc.) and spare parts for equipment. Many types of components in Russia are not produced at all or are available in a limited range.
Among the leading enterprises in the industry are named Lab Industries, Technoflex Plant, T.B.M., Huntsman-NMG, Severavtodor Group of Companies, Technonikol-Ulyanovsk Plant, Stroysistema, Russian Technical Aerosols, Selena Vostok, Lakra Sintez, NPP Rogneda, etc. It is noted that the largest share of sales on the Russian market are two-component polysulfide sealants, which are characterized by high physical and mechanical properties, convenient to operate and for which errors in dosage are not critical. In addition, one-component acid and neutral sealants are in demand.[28]
Russian stone wool market grew by 9.1% over the year
At the end of 2023, the volume of the Russian stone wool market increased by 9.1% compared to 2022. Against the background of growing construction, there is an increase in demand for these products. This is stated in a study by the agency Abarus Market Research, the results of which are presented on July 29, 2024.
It is noted that the market for stone wool of the Russian Federation demonstrates unstable dynamics. In particular, in the first half of 2020, demand began to decline amid the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, the fall was avoided due to the fact that in the summer and autumn of 2020, the growth in consumption of almost all building materials resumed. In 2021, growth accelerated, there were no sharp changes, and the year ended with an increase of 9.8%. However, in 2022, due to the deteriorating geopolitical situation, a market contraction of 4.9% was recorded. But already in 2023, the industry recovered from the shocks and returned to growth.
Despite the unpredictability of market trends, major players are not abandoning plans to build new plants. Some companies, including Smolensk's Hotrock, are upgrading production and expanding capacity. The corporation Technonicol plans to build a new plant (second) in, and Rostov region the Dorhan group announced the creation of production facilities in several Russian regions at once. At the same time, as stated in the study, it is not possible to quickly replace the lost sales markets. The capabilities of the CIS countries have already been practically exhausted, while China they are provided with their own products. Remote countries, such as,,,, Vietnam, and Iraq, Peru Ethiopia Nigeria Burundi large Hong Kong volumes of stone wool do not consume.
It is also said about changing the structure of imports. In 2023, after a long break, Chinese suppliers intensified again. In addition, the Uzbek company Basalt Wool is actively developing the Russian market: in 2023, the volume of imports from Uzbekistan increased by a multiple.[29]
The production of hand tools in Russia for the year jumped by 64.1% to 37.7 million units
In 2023, approximately 61.8 million units of hand tools were produced in Russia. The growth in relation to 2022, when the volume of such products was 37.7 million units, amounted to 64.1%. Market statistics are provided in BusinesStat materials published on July 23, 2024.
The review takes into account such products as ticks, pliers, passatiges, wrenches, hammers and sledgehammers, files, saws, screwdrivers, saws, cutters, chisels, hammers, cutting and punching tools, devices for drilling, cutting external or internal threads, etc. It is noted that the production of hand tools in Russia depends mainly on the demand for products from domestic manufacturers and the presence of a large assortment of imported analogues on the market.
According to estimates, in 2019 the volume of production under consideration amounted to 20.2 million units. In 2020, an increase of 60% followed - up to 32.3 million units. This jump is explained by the COVID-19 pandemic: instead of planned vacations and other non-home expenses, residents of the Russian Federation got the opportunity to repair their homes. In 2021, a 4.6% decline was recorded with a final result of 30.8 million units. And in 2022, the volume of production rose by 22.4% due to the deterioration in the availability of the instrument of European and American production.
At the same time, in 2023, according to BusinesStat, sales of hand tools with a drive jumped by 34% in Russia, reaching 33.6 million units. We are talking about electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic devices. It is noted that almost all such products on the Russian market are of foreign origin, while their own production is small. In addition, in 2022-2023, the production of these products in the Russian Federation decreased by 80% due to the official departure of a number of Western companies from the country.[30]
Growth in the production of sandwich panels used in building cladding by 3.2% to 40 million square meters. m
In 2023, about 40 million square meters of sandwich panels were produced in Russia, which are used for lining buildings. Compared to 2022, the volume of output increased by 3.2%. Among other things, growth was facilitated by high demand from the state and its structures. Market analysis is provided in BusinesStat materials published on July 9, 2024.
The study considers sandwich panels of different types: with filler made of mineral or basalt wool, polyurethane foam (PUR), polyisocyanurate (PIR), as well as foam and polystyrene foam. On the one hand, as noted, the Russian market for these products is characterized by a high level of competition. However, on the other hand, the organization of such production requires significant investment, and therefore new serious players practically do not appear. Nevertheless, the struggle for customers between existing suppliers is aggravated. The use of sandwich panels allows you to reduce the period of construction of a building or other structure, therefore such products are widely used in construction in new and border regions of the country.
According to estimates, in 2019, 39.7 million square meters of sandwich panels were manufactured in the Russian Federation. The next year, the figure rose by 3.8% - to 41.2 million square meters. In 2021, an increase of another 5.7% was recorded with a final result of 43.6 million square meters.
However, in 2022, production decreased by 11.1%, amounting to 38.7 million square meters. Against the background of the deteriorating geopolitical situation, Western developers left Russia. The construction of some new buildings and structures was suspended, and some of the projects were renegotiated for cheaper materials and prefabricated solutions. But already in 2023, many sandwich panel manufacturers reoriented to new market segments, and production growth resumed.[31].
Growth in the production of paving slabs by 61% to 41.1 million square meters. m
From 2019 to 2023, the production of paving slabs in Russia rose by 61%, reaching 41.1 million square meters. Sustained positive dynamics is provided by demand from government customers, developers and the private sector. This is stated in the review of BusinesStat, published on July 8, 2024.
The study takes into account tiles of different types: cast, pressed, ceramic, as well as natural stone and composite materials. Different manufacturing techniques may be used. Among the leading players in the industry are Mostozhelezobetonkonstruktsiya JSC, Bekam LLC, Monolitstroy JSC, Vybor-S LLC and Vinzilinsky Ceramic Gravel Plant LLC.
A feature of the Russian paving slabs market, as noted, is the uneven location of manufacturers: they are mainly concentrated in the Central Federal District. Since transporting such products over long distances is not economically feasible, some companies localize production in regions with sufficient demand. For example, the company "Porevit," having an operating plant in the Tyumen region, organizes the production of products in Yekaterinburg.
According to BusinesStat estimates, in 2019, 25.6 million square meters of paving slabs were manufactured in the Russian Federation. In 2020, production rose by 15.9 to 29.6 million square meters, and in 2021, an increase of another 35.5% was recorded with a final result of 40.2 million square meters. In 2022, an increase of 2.2% was noted - up to 40.9 million square meters. In 2023, an increase of another 0.5% followed.
One of the factors of a steady increase in demand for paving slabs is an increase in the number of landscaped public areas: if in 2019 there were about 7 thousand of them, then in 2023 - 27.7 thousand. In addition, the number of individual residential buildings built is growing, in the territories of which paving slabs are also often used.[32].
Sales growth of dry building mixtures by 8.4% to 15.6 million tons
Sales of dry building mixtures (tile glue, sand concrete, floor screed, putty, plaster, etc.) in Russia in 2023 reached 15.6 million tons, which is 8.4% more than a year earlier. Such figures are contained in a study, as a result of which the analytical agency BusinessStat released in April 2024.
According to analysts, the situation in the domestic market for building mixtures has stabilized after large foreign manufacturers, including Henkel and Holcim, announced their departure from the Russian Federation. For a long time, the fate of the Russian business of Henkel and Holcim was in question, and as a result, the companies decided to transfer their plants to local management. At the beginning of 2023, the former assets of Henkel officially passed under the name Lab Industries, and the plants of Holcim - under the brand "Cementum." The remaining foreign concerns continued to work without significant changes.
One of the main catalysts for the growth of the Russian market for dry building mixtures, as well as other building materials, is the high pace of housing construction. So, in 2023, about 465.5 thousand buildings were built with a total area of 175 million square meters. m, 9% higher than a year ago. At the same time, the growth in product prices slowed down due to the optimization of logistics and the gradual replacement of scarce imported components previously supplied from European countries to similar local or from other countries, the researchers note.
According to the results of 2023, the following companies were named the largest producers of dry building mixtures in Russia (their shares are not given):
- Lab Industries LLC;
- LLC "Holsim (Rus) SM";
- Knauf Gips LLC;
- Knauf Gips Kuban LLC;
- Knauf Gips Kolpino LLC[33]
Growth in sales of building and finishing materials and household goods by 12% to 2.8 trillion rubles. Leaders
The volume of sales of construction and finishing materials and household goods in Russia in 2023 reached 2.8 trillion rubles, an increase of 12% compared to the previous year. This is evidenced by the data of the analytical company NFOLine, released in April 2024.
As Kommersant writes with reference to this study, the top 10 retailers, whose revenue in 2023 increased by 11.2%, included VseTools, Petrovich, Stroitelnaya Dvor, Saturn, Bautsentr, Maksidom, OBI and Megastroy. Leroy Merlin is still the leader. Together, these companies earned about 1.05 billion rubles in 2023.
According to the study, by the end of 2023, online sales in the DIY category increased significantly in the Russian Federation. On the Internet market for household goods and repairs, they grew 2.4 times, to 276 billion rubles. The share of traditional DIY chains in online sales amounted to 43.3%, marketplaces increased their share of sales in this segment to 41.9%.
One of the main problems of the DIY market remains the shortage of personnel. This applies not only to repair teams, but also to the logistics sector. So, according to INFOLine, 10% of freight transport is currently idle due to a lack of drivers. While among consumer trends, on the contrary, the service of ordering materials and turnkey repairs is gaining popularity in one place. INFOLine noted that the younger generation of buyers in this regard is significantly different from the older generation and prefers not to do these works on its own, but to entrust them to specialists.
According to researchers, the key challenges of the industry in 2024 will be increased competition between retailers and marketplaces, as well as different delivery formats. The market will be affected by digitalization, automation, direct and parallel import processes, as well as retail partnerships in supply chains, analysts say.[34]
Growth of the market for building materials and household goods by 5% to 3.3 trillion rubles
The volume of the Russian market for building materials and household goods in 2023 increased by 5-6% compared to 2022 and reached 3.3 trillion rubles. Leroy Merlin cited such data in his study, published at the end of March 2024.
According to analysts at the retailer, sales in the DIY & Household and Furniture segment (building materials, home goods and furniture) in 2023 increased due to preferential mortgage programs, increased demand for building your own home and increased incomes of the population.
In addition, the growing interest of citizens in the improvement of the house, summer cottage and garden, as well as the development of additional complex services for buyers (design, design, construction, installation, etc.).
The fastest growing segments of the market are:
- construction materials (an increase of 16% compared to 2022);
- carpentry (+ 12%);
- instruments (+ 10%);
- flooring (8%).
Wildberries estimated the volume of the Russian market for building materials and household goods at 1.4 trillion rubles at the end of 2023. Furniture sales amounted to 444.9 billion rubles, which is 37% more than in 2022, according to the Association of Furniture and Woodworking Enterprises of Russia (AMDPR).
As noted in the Leroy Merlin study, offline stores are still the main channel for buying household goods and repairs, but there is a trend towards an increase in the share of online sales in this segment. This applies primarily to decorative items and accessories, as well as goods for construction. According to analysts at the retailer, in 2023, the share of online sales in the home goods market exceeded 30%, and by 2025-2026. it will amount to more than 50%. At the same time, the Housing & Furniture segment (+ 56% yoy) showed the most dynamic growth in 2023 in the online channel against the background of the DIY segment dynamics of +[35]
2022
In Russia, the production of construction metal structures increased by 13.4% - up to 8.5 million tons
The production of construction metal structures in Russia in 2022 reached 8.5 million tons, which is 13.4% more than the previous year. This is stated in a study by the analytical company BusinesStat, which was published in December 2023.
It follows from the analytical report that in 2022, relative to 2018, the volume of production of metal structures for construction purposes soared by 68.6%. The rise followed an increase in demand for metal structures in the domestic market. The most significant increase in output was noted in 2021-2022, when a large number of projects were implemented in the field of construction, repair and construction of buildings in the state and commercial sector. The growth of output was also facilitated by the state exchange rate for import substitution, within the framework of which significant funds were allocated for the modernization and expansion of production of domestic companies, according to the study.
According to analysts, Russian metal structures annually occupy more than 95% of sales in the Russian Federation. Thus, Russian manufacturers almost fully cover the needs of the domestic market. The decrease in the share of imports was mainly facilitated by the country's provision of its own raw materials, and in 2022 the sanctions of Western countries on the import of metal structures into Russia were added to this. The reduction in foreign supplies of metal structures allowed domestic manufacturers to expand their presence in the market, researchers say.
Steel structures are used as frames of buildings, wall skins or roof panels, as well as for strengthening foundations, erection of bridges, mine construction, hydraulic structures, power lines, etc.[36]
7% reduction in home insulation production
The volume of the Russian market for mineral (stone) wool used for thermal insulation of buildings decreased by 7%, and the export of these products from the Russian Federation decreased even more - by 7%. Such data are given in a study by Abarus Market Research, published in November 2023.
According to analysts, domestic demand for stone wool sank due to the expected overheating of the new housing market, and foreign trade fell due to sanctions. Many large players have been actively working for export for several years, but in 2022 Western sales markets began to close for them.
Kazakhstan remained the largest foreign market for Russian mineral wool in 2022, the share of which increased from 33% to 39%. Experts note the growth of Finland's share from 10% to 17% and attributed this to the fact that Finnish consumers were stocking up on Russian insulation for future use, on the eve of an almost complete ban on supplies.
At the same time, the shares of Western and Baltic countries decreased sharply, each of them in 2022 took less than 1% in the total mass of exports, while earlier Latvia accounted for 4-5%, Poland - about 3-4%, Estonia - 2-3%, Ukraine - more than 2%. Also, importers of Russian stone wool previously included Lithuania, Sweden, Serbia, Romania, the Czech Republic and other European states, but in 2022 supplies there practically stopped.
In 2022, there were rumors that the Technonikol holding could buy the Finnish Parok plant and thereby increase its market share from 44% to 47% at once, as well as begin construction of two new plants. But the Parok enterprise was bought by Rosatom Corporation and returned to the Tver plant its former name - Isoplit (Umatex Termo brand). The value of this deal was not disclosed.[37]
Decrease in the export of roofing tiles by 2 times
The export of roofing tiles from Russia in 2022 halved due to the introduction of Western sanctions after the start of the Russian military special operation in Ukraine. Analysts at ABARUS Market Research reported this in October 2023.
According to experts, before the sanctions crisis, 31-33% of all shingles produced in Russia were sent abroad, and in 2022 this share fell to 16%. Researchers call the companies TechnoNICOLE (Shinglas), Doke Pie, Tegola and IPC KRZ (Roofshield) the largest exporters of these products.
Flexible tiles from Russia are supplied mainly to neighboring countries: to Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, the Baltic countries and some other states. The main market for Russian flexible tiles for a long time was Ukraine - from 60% to 80% of all exports until 2022 went there. Kazakhstan's share was 10-12%. Belarus has become an active consumer of Russian flexible tiles in the past three years, according to a study published in October 2023. European countries also eagerly purchased a domestic product, but now this direction is banned.
According to experts, in 2021, the production of flexible tiles in the Russian Federation amounted to more than 30 million square meters. m, but in 2022 it seriously decreased. According to a study by ABARUS Market Research, the market volume fell by 9.9% over the year, in 2022 it amounted to about 23 million square meters. meters, which means that flexible tiles occupy almost 10% of all materials for pitched roofs.
Among the manufacturers of flexible tiles in Russia, there are few players - only five (for comparison, in the metal tile market - more than 200), but for this segment this is more than enough, analysts emphasize.[38]
Growth in sales of plastic pipes for utilities by 57.4% to 1.04 million tons
Sales of plastic pipes for utilities in Russia in 2022 continued to grow. This is evidenced by the data of the analytical company BusinesStat, released in September 2023.
According to the study, the market size of pipes, pipes, hoses and their fittings made of plastics in the Russian Federation in 2022 reached 1.04 million tons, which is 13.3% more than a year earlier, when the market growth rate was measured by 29.9%.
According to analysts, the largest growth rates in sales fell on 2021 and 2022 - 29.9% and 13.3%, respectively. This was thanks to the national gasification program, as well as federal programs to replace dilapidated and emergency housing and communications. There was also a growing demand for industrial and commercial housing. In addition, in recent years, there has been a large influx of funds into the development of domestic infrastructure and housing projects, the analytical report notes.
The share of imports in the domestic market of pipes, pipes, hoses and their fittings made of plastics is small and tends to decline: according to BusinesStat estimates, in 2018-2022 it decreased from 15% to 10%. As part of the eighth package of sanctions introduced in October 2022, the European Union banned the supply of polymer engineering products to Russia. This led to a 7.2% reduction in imports of pipes, pipes, hoses and their plastic fittings to Russia in 2022.
Researchers predict that 2023 billion rubles will be additionally allocated for infrastructure projects in the housing and communal services sector 250 year. This will further increase sales of pipes, pipes, hoses and their plastic fittings in Russia. The share of Russian products in the market will continue to grow, and foreign products will decline, according to BusinesStat experts.[39]
The production of heating radiators in Russia in 4 years increased 2.3 times to 14.2 thousand megawatts
The production of heating radiators in Russia in 2022 reached 14.2 thousand megawatts, which is 2.3 times more than in 2018, when the indicator was measured 6.1 thousand megawatts. This is evidenced by the data of the analytical agency BusinesStat, released in August 2023.
According to the researchers, the total capacity of heating radiators produced in the Russian Federation in 2022 increased by 11% thanks to a measure of state support for the construction industry. Thanks to this pandemic (we are talking about the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic), the period was passed almost without losses - the growth rate of production in 2020 only decreased to 6.9%, but the volume of radiators produced continued to grow, analysts say. The growth in population demand for suburban construction and apartment repairs in 2020-2022 also had a positive effect on the Russian production of heating radiators.
Another factor in the growth of domestic production in recent years has been an increase in the shipment of radiators for export. If in 2018 exports amounted to 0.6 thousand megawatts, then in 2021 - already 1.5 thousand megawatts. As a result, in 2018-2021 the share of heating radiators shipped for export increased from 9.4% to 12.1% of total production. In 2022, due to the crisis and sanctions, export volumes decreased, amounting to 1.4 thousand megawatts or 9.8% of domestic production.
In 2023, it is expected to increase the production of heating radiators relative to 2022, as before, the bulk of the produced products will be supplied to the domestic market, less than 10% of the output will be exported. The high rates of commissioning of residential real estate and the need to restore new regions of the Russian Federation will positively affect the volume of products produced.[40]
The volume of consumption of facing ceramic tiles per capita in Russia reached a record of 690.25 rubles/person.
The volume of consumption of facing ceramic tiles per capita in Russia in 2022 reached a record value of 690.25 rubles/person, which is 28.7% more than a year earlier. Such data in August 2023 were published by analysts of the market research agency GuideMarket.
According to experts, the Russian ceramic tile market continues to develop, despite some fluctuations in consumption volumes. According to the study, the average annual increase in consumption is 9.7%.
According to the researchers, one of the noticeable trends in consumer preferences in the market is the growth in demand for natural and environmentally friendly materials. Consumers are increasingly paying attention to the environmental safety and sustainability of materials, and ceramic tiles, with their natural composition and durability, meet these requirements.
Another trend, analysts called the growing interest in design and diversity. Consumers are looking for unique and stylish solutions for their interiors, and ceramic tile manufacturers are responding to this demand by offering a wide range of colors, textures and formats.
The next trend is the growing demand for decorative elements and ceramic tile mosaics. In addition, there has been an increase in interest in innovative technologies and new materials in the production of ceramic tiles. Manufacturers are introducing new processing and coating methods, creating tiles with improved characteristics, such as resistance to scratches, stains and moisture. Finally, analysts note the growing popularity of large tile formats. Large tiles create a space effect and minimize the number of stitches, making the interiors more modern and stylish.[41]
Imports of ceramic tiles decreased by 53.7%, exports - by 79.9%
The volume of exports of ceramic tiles and porcelain stoneware from Russia amounted to 5.5 thousand square meters. m, which is 79.9% less than a year earlier. Imports of these products also decreased significantly - by 53.7%, to 25 thousand square meters. m. This is evidenced by data from a study conducted by NeoAnalytics. Some excerpts from this report were published in July 2023.
According to the study, sales of ceramic tiles and porcelain tiles in Russia in 2022 exceeded 200 thousand square meters. m, which is 3.7% less than a year ago. The peak of sales in retrospect of the period 2018-2022 occurred in 2021, when deferred consumer solvent demand was implemented after the pandemic (we are talking about the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic) 2020. In addition, in 2021, a positive trend in the volume of housing construction continued.
In 2022, negative dynamics was observed in all three segments: production, import and export. However, if domestic output decreased slightly, then export-import supplies fell significantly, both in kind and in value. The share of domestic production prevails in the structure of the ceramic tile and porcelain stoneware market volume, which in 2022 was about 90%.
Domestic production of ceramic tiles and porcelain tiles in physical terms in 2022 decreased by 0.3% compared to the same indicator a year earlier. In the structure of importing countries, the leader has changed - Italy, which in 2021 ranked first, a year later dropped to second. Who in 2022 is located on the first line, NeoAnalytics does not specify.
The average retail cost of ceramic tiles in Russia in 2022 increased by 1.9% compared to 2021 - to 789.2 rubles.[42]
Sales of self-cutting screws in Russia decreased after an increase of 40.1% - to 111.4 thousand tons
In 2022, 111.4 thousand tons of self-cutting vehicles were sold in Russia, which is 24.8% less than a year earlier, when the market volume showed 40.1% growth. This is evidenced by the data of analysts at GuideMarket. Excerpts from their study were published on July 12, 2023.
According to experts, the volume of the Russian self-cutting market has multidirectional dynamics in physical terms. This is due to fluctuations in import volumes and high demand for self-cutting screws.
In 2021, the market volume reached a maximum value of 148.08 thousand tons, while the share of imported products amounted to 95.9%. In 2020, the market volume fell to 105.69 thousand tons due to a reduction in imports and domestic production due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the closure of borders.
According to the study, in 2022 the volume of self-cutting in Russia amounted to 10,387 tons, which is 4.4% more than a year ago. Experts emphasize that the dynamics of production volumes does not always correlate with the dynamics of the volume of the domestic self-cutting market. To a greater extent, the volume of the market depends on the volume of imports and its fluctuations. A more detailed examination of the import and export indicators shows that the share of exports in the production of self-cutting screws is significant.
State support measures and import substitution programs contribute to the development of domestic production. In April 2022, NLMK-Sort (part of the NLMK group) announced that the issue of localizing the production of self-cutting screws in Russia is more acute than the production of nails, since 85% of self-cutting screws on the Russian market are imported. The company pointed out that with a low volume of investments in production and the availability of sufficient raw materials, entrepreneurs do not go to this segment of the market due to cheaper and less high-quality imports.[43]
Production of heat and insulation materials in Russia decreased by 8.3% (to 78 million cubic meters) after an increase of 30.9%
The production of heat and insulation materials and products in Russia in 2022 turned out to be equal to 78 million cubic meters, which is 8.3% less than in the previous year, when there was an increase of 30.9%. Such data in June 2023 leads BusinesStat analysts.
According to them, the sanctions crisis, on the one hand, led to a decline in sales within the country, on the other, to a loss of buyers from abroad, and, consequently, a decrease in exports of products.
According to the study, heat and insulation materials of domestic production prevail on the Russian market, and the production structure as a whole repeats the sales structure. In 2018-2022 the share of mineral insulation averaged 57% of all-Russian production, the share of polymer insulation - 23%, the share of fiberglass-based products - 20%.
From the report published in June 2023, it also follows that in Russia the last 7 years have not opened new enterprises for the production of mineral fiber, which experts attribute to the high cost of equipment and the long payback period of new plants, as well as the lack of finished infrastructure. Market participants note that the capacity for the production of mineral insulation was almost completely loaded at the end of 2020, and in 2021 there were difficulties with meeting the new round of demand. As a result, some consumers reoriented to other types of isolation.
In 2018-2022 imports of heat and insulation materials and products to Russia decreased by 31.8%: from 0.43 to 0.30 million m3. This was mainly influenced by the decline in 2022 (-34.2%). The sanctions affected only mineral isolation: the EU and the United States imposed a ban on its supply to Russia. However, many European partners refused to cooperate with Russia: in 2022, imports from the European Union and the United States decreased by 3.7 times: from 0.19 million m3 in 2021 to 0.05 million m3 in 2022.[44]
Russian ceramic tile market sank 49.3% to 2.85 million units
The volume of the Russian ceramic tile market in 2022 amounted to 2.85 million pieces, which is 49.3% less than a year ago. The decline came after an 11.8 percent increase in product sales in 2021, according to analysts at BusinesStat (their study was released in June 2023). According to them, the market sank due to the following factors:
- slowdown in construction amid sanctions;
- reduced assortment due to limited availability of imported products. The countries EU Great Britain imposed a ban on the export of ceramic tiles to, Russia as a result, the supply of products from manufacturers such as Roben,,, BRAAS Wienerberger Erlus and others was suspended. Due to the lack Russia of shingles in the established serial production, stocks decreased to a critical level, individual brands and colors of shingles were inaccessible, or delivery times increased significantly;
- the rise in price of ceramic tiles associated with an increase in transport and logistics costs, interruptions in supplies due to sanctions.
- reducing purchasing power and changing consumer behavior of the population. In the context of an increase in the cost of construction, Russians were inclined to save money and made a choice in favor of more budgetary building materials: metal tiles, cement-sand tiles, soft roofs.
In 2022, the export of ceramic tiles fell sharply and amounted to only 0.18 thousand units. The current situation was associated both with a reduction in the export of tiles to Azerbaijan, and with the suspension of supplies to Ukraine against the background of a breakdown in diplomatic and trade relations between the countries. In 2022, sales of ceramic tiles in Russia decreased by 49.3% and amounted to 2.85 million units. The port of ceramic tiles from Russia is extremely small compared to imports, mainly in the nature of unsystematic transactions, so the dynamics of the indicator is unstable, analysts say.[45]
Production of dry building mixtures in Russia jumped by 61.5% to 15.4 million tons
In 2022, the production of dry building mixtures in Russia reached 15.4 million tons, an increase of 61.5% compared to 5 years ago. The high growth rates of the market are explained by the consistently high demand for products within the country, as well as the fact that domestic mixtures successfully compete with foreign counterparts, BusinesStat analysts said in May 2023. According to them, the demand for dry building mixtures grew under the influence of the following factors:
- In recent years, there has been a tendency to reorient demand from sand-cement mortars towards dry building mixtures, which are produced at the factory (and not at the construction site), which ensures the stability of the specified properties and the quality of the mortar. Dry building mixtures are often more preferable, since their use increases labor productivity, reduces the cost of materials, and due to mineral and polymer additives, it allows solving specific problems.
- Programs of preferential and rural mortgages, maternity capital stimulated mass housing construction.
The lowest growth rate in the production of dry building mixtures was observed in 2022 (+ 6.6%). The main problem for the industry in 2022 was the almost complete disconnection from Western technology. According to experts, 80% of the equipment for the production of dry mixtures is imported.
In 2022, first, the termination of investments in Russia, and then the departure was announced Henkel and, Holcim but their factories continued to work. At the end of the year, Henkel and Holcim transferred the management of Russian assets to local management, now the products will be produced under new brands. However, there was high competition in the market, which could not weaken the departure of foreign manufacturers.[46]
2019: The rise of the market on state programs
In 2019, the renovation program and other state programs contributed to a sharp increase in demand for building materials.
Russia remains one of the largest importers of building materials, but in recent years the authorities have been making efforts to replace imports.
Over the previous few years, the volume of production and sales of gypsum board, sinus slabs, reinforced concrete, dry building mixtures has significantly increased, paints, varnishes and many other types of building materials.
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Notes
- ↑ Production of prefabricated reinforced concrete foundation structures in Russia 2024
- ↑ Production of ceramic slabs and tiles in Russia 2024
- ↑ Production of nails and fasteners in Russia 2024
- ↑ Production of rolled roofing and waterproofing materials in Russia 2024
- ↑ In the Russian Federation, the market for goods for home and construction reached 4.3 trillion rubles
- ↑ In 2020-2024, the production of profiled sheet in Russia increased by 71%: from 53 to 91 million m ²
- ↑ Gypsum production in Russia 2024: dynamics, structure and development prospects
- ↑ Construction sand production in Russia 2024: volumes, regions and price dynamics
- ↑ Production of slaked lime (hydrate) in Russia 2024: volumes, prices and regional structure
- ↑ Production of polymer rigid pipes in Russia 2024: growth dynamics, regional structure and key market trends
- ↑ Shingles production in Russia 2024: trends, regions and forecast
- ↑ Construction plate production in Russia 2024: trends, regions and prospects
- ↑ In 2020-2024, the production of tiles for tiles in Russia increased by 14%: from 73 to 84 thousand tons.
- ↑ Russian Steel Structure Market Analysis: 2024 Totals, Forecast to 2028
- ↑ In 2024, sales of wall and partition materials in Russia increased by 4% and amounted to 53 million tons.
- ↑ In 2024, sales of sandwich panels in Russia increased by 2% and amounted to 39 million m ²
- ↑ In 2024, brick sales in Russia increased by 1% to 6.2 billion units.
- ↑ 2020-2024, the import of dry building mixtures to Russia decreased by 28%: from 216 to 155 thousand tons.
- ↑ Offices got off Chinese
- ↑ Socio-economic situation of Russia
- ↑ DIY retail has settled into online
- ↑ The GPAT market in the Russian Federation has been actively developing since 2017. Is a new jump in demand waiting for us, despite the difficult geopolitical situation?
- ↑ Sales of ceramic tiles in Russia in 2023 decreased by 2.3%: from 224 to 218 m ²
- ↑ Industrial production dynamics in 2023
- ↑ In 2023, sales of non-metallic building materials in Russia increased by 4.5%: from 586 to 612 million m3.
- ↑ The production of ceramic bricks in Russia in 2023 decreased by 5.9%: from 5.7 to 5.3 billion conventional bricks.
- ↑ Sales of powdered tile glue decreased by 1.4%: from 2.14 to 2.11 million tons.
- ↑ In 2022-2023, there was a sharp reduction in the production of sealants in Russia: in 2022, the decrease in output amounted to 31% to 16.4 thousand tons, in 2023 - 22% to 12.8 thousand tons.
- ↑ Stone wool market grows in 2024
- ↑ The production of hand tools in Russia in 2023 increased by 64.1%: from 37.7 to 61.8 million units.
- ↑ In 2023, the production of sandwich panels in Russia increased by 3.2%: from 38.7 to 40.0 million m ²
- ↑ In 2019-2023, the production of paving slabs in Russia increased by 61%: from 25.6 to 41.1 million m ²
- ↑ In 2023, sales of dry building mixtures in Russia increased by 8.4% and amounted to 15.6 million tons.
- ↑ INFOLine: The Russian market for household goods and repairs grew by 12% in 2023
- ↑ 49%. The market for building materials and household goods will exceed 3.5 trillion rubles in 2024
- ↑ Analysis of the freight transportation market in Russia in 2018-2022, forecast for 2023-2027 under the conditions of sanctions
- ↑ In 2022, the production of stone wool decreased by 7%, and exports fell by almost 15%
- ↑ Bitumen shingles displace metal
- ↑ In 2018-2022, sales of pipes, pipes, hoses and their plastic fittings in Russia increased by 57.4%: from 0.66 million tons to 1.04 million tons.
- ↑ In 2018-2022, the total capacity of heating radiators produced in Russia increased 2.3 times and amounted to 14.2 thousand megawatts.
- ↑ Changing Consumer Preferences in the Ceramic Tile Market: Trends Over the Past 10 Years
- ↑ Russian Ceramic Tiles and Porcelain Tiles Market Analysis: Results 2022, Forecast to 2026
- ↑ Self-cutting market in Russia shows stable growth
- ↑ In 2022, the production of heat and insulation materials and products in Russia decreased by 8.3% and amounted to 78 million m3.
- ↑ In 2022, sales of ceramic tiles in Russia decreased by 49.3% and amounted to 2.85 million units.
- ↑ In 2018-2022, the production of dry building mixtures in Russia increased by 62%: from 9.6 to 15.4 million tons.
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