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Perm Scientific and Production Instrument-Making Company PNPPK

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+ Perm Scientific and Production Instrument-Making Company (PNPPK)

PNPPK OJSC is one of the leading enterprises in Russia for the development and production of navigation, control and stabilization systems for aviation, missile, sea and ground applications.

OJSC Perm Scientific and Production Instrument and Construction Company (PNPPK) has many years of experience in the development and production of navigation systems for various purposes and consumer goods. The most important areas of its activity are: aviation instrumentation, development and manufacture of marine and ground equipment products.

Over the years, PNPPK has gone from the production of the simplest sensors and remote transmission elements to complex on-board aircraft complexes. The Company's products are used on more than 30 types of aircraft of the most famous aviation companies in Russia. Among them are the most modern fourth-generation aircraft: MiG-29, Su-27, Su-30.

History

2024: Tactical Missile Weapons Corporation bought 30% of PNPPK

Tactical Missile Weapons Corporation buys more than 30% of PJSC Perm Scientific and Production Instrument-Making Company (PNPPK). This became known on February 19, 2024.

PNPPK produces navigation systems for aircraft and sea vessels. According to Kommersant-Prikamye, by February 2024, the company is led by General Director Alexei Andreev and his relatives. PNPPK is the only defense enterprise in Prikamye under the control of local businessmen, the newspaper notes.

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Tactical Missile Weapons Corporation buys more than 30% of PJSC Perm Scientific and Production Instrument-Making Company

According to the source of the publication (the article was published on February 19, 2024), the TRV was interested in the instrument-making company a few years ago. The interlocutor says that the TRV already includes several enterprises that specialize in the production of devices for aviation and the fleet. We are talking about the Saratov Radio Instrument Plant, the plant named after Kulakov (St. Petersburg), Arzamas Instrument-Making Plant, as well as JSC Petrovsky Electromechanical Plant Molot.

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Maybe in this way the current owners are trying to agree with the state and prevent a complete takeover of the business, - says the informant of the publication. - PNPPK today is a company with an ideal production and financial history, which, unlike some defense industry enterprises, felt confident and before a sharp increase in the state defense order.
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According to another source of the publication, Andreev wants to preserve production in this way when he decides to retire with this deal.

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An enterprise in a modern state is completely its brainchild, which needs qualified leadership, he added.
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Ruslan Pukhov, director of the Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies, believes that the inclusion of a state-owned company among the owners is a plus in terms of the development of PNPPK production.[1]

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As part of the project, the company will establish the production of two models of gyrocompasses on fiber-optic gyroscopes - for the commercial and passenger fleet (PGM-V-024) and for hydrographic work and dynamic positioning systems (PGM-VS-025). In addition, the company will produce a gyrocompass on solid-state vibration gyroscopes for use on commercial and fishing fleet vessels (PGM-CRG-022).

The company plans to occupy by 2019 up to 12.5% of the global market for gyrocompasses on fiber-optic gyroscopes (production up to 100 units per year) and up to 15% of the global market for gyrocompasses on solid-state vibration gyroscopes (production up to 750 units per year). In both segments of the Russian market, the company plans to occupy up to 70% of the Russian market for the modernization of ships and 50% of newly built ships.

The total project budget is 152.7 million rubles, of which the FRP can provide 90 million rubles in the form of a loan at 5% per annum.

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