Admiralty Shipyards

The general direction of work of the Admiralty Shipyards is the design, production and modernization of civil and military vessels of various types. Admiralty shipyards are among the shipbuilding enterprises in Russia. More than 2,600 ships and vessels of various types and classes descended from its slipways, including more than 300 submarines, of which 41 with nuclear power plants.

The production facilities and equipment of the shipyard allow the construction of ships that meet international requirements.

In the direction of Civil Shipbuilding, the company is building modern tankers for the transportation of oil and oil products with a deadweight of 47,000 tons and unique ice tankers with a deadweight of 70,000 tons. From 1994 to 2007 The company has transferred more than 20 tankers to Customers from various countries.

The company also launched serial production of consumer goods - Master boats with an aluminum welded hull.

In the direction of "Military shipbuilding," the enterprise constructs and modernizes non-nuclear submarines and deep-sea vehicles, constructs rescue and supply vessels, supplies spares for ships already delivered to Customers.

The company has the necessary international certificates on the quality management system of manufactured products, which makes it possible to guarantee high quality of products - ships and ships.

2023

Appointment of Andrey Bystrov as CEO

On December 12, 2023, Admiralty Shipyards JSC (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation, USC) announced the change of CEO. Instead of Andrei Veselov, the company was headed by Andrei Bystrov, who previously worked in it as deputy head of production. Read more here.

Appointment of a new general director - Andrei Veselov became it

On April 18, 2023, it was announced the appointment of Andrei Veselov as the new general director of the Admiralty Shipyards (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation). Prior to that, he worked in the company as chief engineer. Read more here.

2020: Admiralty Shipyards launched the North Pole

In December 2020, Admiralty Shipyards JSC launched the North Pole ice-resistant self-propelled platform (LSP) of project 00903, which is being built by order of ^[1] Federal Service for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring (Roshydromet)^[2]

• Main article: Icebreakers of Russia
• Arctic development

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