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History

2022: Agreement with Micron on the development and production of IIoT devices

On October 5, 2022, the Micron Group of Companies announced that, together with Energomer Electrotechnical Plants JSC, it had signed an agreement on the joint development and production of industrial Internet of Things devices for housing and communal services and urban electric grid infrastructure. The solutions are aimed at improving the quality of life and creating a comfortable environment for citizens. Read more here.

2019: Agreement with Beeline on joint promotion of the Internet of Things in the field of electric power industry

Logo in 2019

On July 26, 2019, it became known that VimpelCom announced its readiness to develop the Internet of Things in the Russian electricity accounting market. The company signed a cooperation agreement with a domestic manufacturer of electricity meters with the Energomer enterprise. Read more here.

2016:8 high-tech plants in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and China

As of July 2016, JSC Concern Energomer, a diversified industrial holding, consists of 8 high-tech plants in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and China, two corporate institutes - electrical instrumentation and electronic materials, as well as three agricultural enterprises in the Stavropol Territory.

2010

As of September 2010, the enterprises have more than 6,000 employees. The foundation of the Concern is made up of well-known enterprises in Russia: the Energomer Measuring Devices Plant, the Analog Electronic Materials and Devices Plant, the Single Crystal Synthetic Corundum Plant, and, finally, the Energomer Electrotechnical Plant. The company's business card was the full range of electronic devices and electric energy metering systems, as well as the corresponding service and metrological equipment. Another point of our pride is the equipment to protect against electrochemical corrosion of underground pipelines.

1994: Formation of the Concern

Open Joint Stock Company Concern Energomer was founded in January 1994 in the south of Russia in the city of Stavropol. In the first months of work, its number was 24 people.