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Since 2018
Russia
Central Federal District of the Russian Federation
Moscow
Presnenskaya nab., D. 8S1
Owners:
Lukin Artem Vladimirovich
Rosatom Service - 34%
Impact (formerly Impact Capital) - 13,45%
(since December 2022)
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Owners
Technored the Russian industrial is a company specializing in affordable automation of all production processes., Collaborative robots a wide range of accessories, a base of ready-made solutions, service, a warehouse of spare parts, a network of integrators for Russia and much more.
Founder and CEO - Artem Lukin. Co-founder and Technical Director - Artem Shirinkin.
As of December 2019, the company's portfolio includes dozens of implemented projects in various industrial sectors.
Performance indicators
In 2020, Technored's revenue amounted to 107 million rubles.
History
2025
Astra Group owners invest in Technorad
The manufacturer of robotic systems Technored and IK Varton signed a corporate agreement at Technopolice Moscow on May 14, 2025, in which they recorded a future investment deal. We are talking about the acquisition of IK Warton's stake in Technorad. According to TAdviser, the company can gradually buy out up to 51% of the robot manufacturer. Forbes calls IK Varton the company of the main owner of the Astra Group software developer Denis Frolov and the latter's general director Ilya Sivtsev.
The terms of investment have not yet been disclosed. They will be made public later, after signing all the documents on the deal, representatives of the parties explained to the press. It is planned to complete it in the near future. Investment bank BSF Partners takes part in organizing the transaction.
Technorad and IK Varton expect that this cooperation will contribute to a significant acceleration of the development and introduction of domestic robots.
On the part of Technorad, the contract was signed by the founder and general director of the company Artyom Lukin, and the second side was represented by Ilya Sivtsev, general director of a number of Varton legal entities, including IK Varton.
 | "IC Warton is investing in vibrant manufacturing assets and delivering good economic results. The robotics market is showing high growth rates and opens up new prospects for us. This is an investment in the future and the opportunity to take one of the key positions in it not only in Russia, but also far beyond its borders, "says Ilya Sivtsev. |  |
On the same day, in the same place, Technorad and Astra Group signed an agreement on a strategic technological partnership in the development of full-cycle robotization. In this case, we are talking about the use of Astra Group products in the design and creation of robots, optimization of Technored technical processes, and so on. The technological base of the project is the entire range of software from the Astra Group ecosystem, including the specialized Astra Linux Embedded OS, which supports various types of equipment and hardware platforms, as well as the patented robotic solutions Technored.
Both signatures took place at the official opening of the first Russian robot center and the Tekhnored plant in the Tekhnopolis special economic zone (SEZ Moscow). Previously, the production of Technorad was based on another site, and now it is planned to develop and expand it here. In fact, Technorad came here and began to develop production back in August 2024, but only recently became a resident of the SEZ.
Ilya Sivtsev, after signing, explained to the press that Astra Group has nothing to do with the investment activities of Technorad and Varton, just he himself as the CEO of Astra Group, "as an entrepreneur and shareholder" owns the practice of interaction, including with financial investors: "And it seems that the experience that I have will also be useful to Artyom Lukin as part of his IPO tasks." Perhaps thanks to this IPO will be held not in 2030, as now planned, but earlier - for example, in 2027, suggested Ilya Sivtsev.
Answering TAdviser's questions, Artyom Lukin clarified that the IPO for the company is relevant mainly due to future international expansion. Technored is primarily interested in friendly countries, including India and Latin America: "After all, there is a much larger market than ours."
But before that, in Russia, Technorad set itself ambitious goals: in the next five years, by 2030, the production and integration into production of up to 25 thousand robots out of 85 thousand provided for by the national project "Development of industrial robotics and automation of production." Among the strategic goals is also a significant expansion of the pool of technological partners throughout Russia until 2030, "so that robots can be reached as easily as Ozon and Wildberries," Artyom Lukin told TAdviser. One of the expected effects of this is to help defuse the personnel problem in an industry now sorely lacking workers.
The current production facilities of Technorad - a complex with an area of 2,500 m ² - when personnel work in 3 shifts, they allow the production of about 1,000 robots per year. This is not enough to achieve the targets. Therefore, the company expects to launch a second production site in 2026 in order to expand its capacity, deepen product localization and launch new models. "Both of our sites should give 25 thousand robots on a cumulative basis by 2030," says the general director of Technored.
About 200 million rubles of Tekhnored's own funds were invested in the first production site, and investments in the 2nd site are estimated at about 1 billion rubles.
Technored creates Russian robotic systems - an alternative to products from world leaders, including ABB, Kuka, etc. With the departure of the latter in Russia, a gap in the market formed. During a tour of production on May 14 in the laboratory where the development, prototyping, testing of new products is underway, it was possible to observe the process of 3D scanning one of the product models of the Danish competitor Technored - Universal Robots: "We are equal to the best," said Arthur Kharkov, head of the Technored development department. "To assemble something similar, we need to get a 3D model of this product."
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As Arthur Kharkov TAdviser specified, we are not talking about copying other people's products, but about creating functionally competitive ones. According to this principle, about 10-15 devices have already been created that replace the products of departed vendors. Among them are gripping devices and robotic complexes.
Tekhnorad collaborative robots are still assembled manually by screwing large-node assembly. This is the very beginning of a large ambitious project to localize the production of industrial robots, explained the head of the Technorad development department.
As for the component base, the company claims that about 50-70% of the components they use are produced in Russia or purchased from Russian suppliers. The rest "Technorad" is still imported from abroad. For example, reducers are still used imported, since the company is primarily focused on market needs and the current price level. "But we are already working with domestic enterprises, including with 'Android technology', the possibility of supplying domestic gearboxes," says Artur Kharkov.
The established technological partnership with Astra Group "gives a little hint" of where Technorad may soon find itself in terms of microelectronics, said Artyom Lukin, answering TAdviser questions. We are talking about the potential use of Baikal processors, including.
He also stressed that specialists in the field of robotics are more difficult to mine than the component base. The company even had to create its own university specifically for nurturing personnel.
Recently, there has been active talk on the market about the possible return of Western suppliers of high-tech products. Hypothetically, it can also occur in the robotics segment. However, Artyom Lukin believes that Western vendors are unlikely to return. They had previously left very ugly, either disconnecting their equipment already installed with customers, or leaving the equipment without service. But if they return, then "the market will be enough for everyone," because Russia is still in one of the last places in terms of robotization density, said the general director of Technorad.
Industrial Robot Production Launch
Technored, a developer and manufacturer of industrial robots, components and software, in January 2025 began shipping the first devices from a new production site in the Technopolice Moscow special economic zone.
According to the portal of the mayor of Moscow, the first robotic complexes produced at the Pechatniki site were sent to enterprises in Moscow, Smolensk and Samara in December 2024. Minister of the Government of Moscow, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy Anatoly Garbuzov emphasizes the importance of developing high-tech production in the capital.
The company's product line includes eight robotic systems for various industries, including machine operators and palletizers. The launch of additional production will allow the company to accelerate the development of new types of devices and increase production capacity.
The company plans to create a full-fledged robocenter on the territory of the special economic zone, combining a production site, a research laboratory and a competence center. The implementation of the project in a full ecosystem format is scheduled for early 2025.
The special economic zone "Technopolice Moscow" provides investors with a preferential regime of entrepreneurial activity and is the leader in international and national industry ratings. This status allows resident companies to receive additional advantages for the development of innovative industries. The city authorities provide comprehensive support to companies, contributing to the innovative development of their scientific and production base.
The production of domestic industrial robots is becoming an important element of the technological independence of the Russian industry and contributes to the development of the import substitution program in the field of high technologies.[1]
2024: The start of construction of the plant for 1.5 billion rubles
The Russian company Technored, specializing in the development and production of universal serial robotic systems, has begun construction of a new plant in Moscow worth 1.5 billion rubles. According to information published on July 1, 2024, the launch of the production complex is planned to be carried out by the end of 2024.
The implementation of this project will allow Technored to significantly increase the volume of products. By 2025, the company intends to increase production capacity from 530 to 1.5 thousand units per year, and by 2030 - to bring this figure to 12 thousand units.
One of the key objectives of the new production is to increase the level of localization to 90% by 2027. This will reduce dependence on imported components and strengthen the company's position in the robotics market.
Technored plans not only to localize production, but also to create unique systems. Already in 2025, the company intends to release industrial robots with an integrated artificial intelligence system, which will significantly increase their functionality and efficiency.
By 2027, the Russian developer plans to launch the production of a fundamentally new line of robots, which will combine the advantages of collaborative and industrial robots. This innovation is designed to erase the traditional separation between the two types of robots and become a new stage in the development of robotics.
| | We do not engage in simple import substitution and do not seek to repeat traditional, too conservative in essence, Western models. We are developing fundamentally new systems that change the approach to robotization and make it truly accessible. | |
2022
Agreement on cooperation in the field of robotics with the entry of Rosatom into the capital of Technored
The company Rosatom and Technored have entered into a cooperation agreement in the field. robotics The parties will be engaged in the creation of robotic solutions for, and mechanical engineering. nuclear industry military-industrial complex The service sector will not bypass attention. This became known on December 28, 2022.
| | The signing of the document will contribute to the timely implementation of joint projects for the development of industry 4.0 (including in the field of digital transformation), the creation of robotic solutions for automating processes in the field of mechanical engineering, nuclear industry and military-industrial complex, the creation and implementation of robotic solutions in the service sector, the development and implementation of an educational process for the training of specialists in the field of robotization and additive technologies, - said in a statement on the Rosatom website. | |
| | The agreement involves the entry of Rosatom into the capital of Technored. At the first stage, we will get 34% with the ability to bring the share to the control. Technored is one of the representatives of the domestic industrial robot market, and this is an excellent addition to our company Atomintelmash, which implements complex robotic solutions. said Evgeny Salkov.
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The amount of the transaction was not disclosed. As of the end of 2022, Rusatom Service conducted a market assessment of Technored.
Technored specialization - typical robotic systems that can work with any type of equipment, perform any function and replace humans in small-scale and mass production. Thanks to the flexibility of solutions, machine builders quickly became the company's clients, for example, the Kovrov Electromechanical Plant, which fully localized the production of turning and milling equipment in Russia[2]
Creating Welding Wire Repetitive Manufacturing
The Russian TECHNORED announced on May 18, 2022 that it was starting to create a production of import-substituting welding wire with support. PAO Severstal The production capacity will be 7 thousand tons per year. Products will become a competitive replacement the European for analogues for bridge, car ship-building and enterprises, automobile industries as well as. Commissioning constructions is scheduled for the IV quarter of 2023. The project budget will be 800 million rubles.
The company will establish serial production of welding wire made of silica-margonets steel for enterprises and will meet the customer requirements for coating and winding quality, chemical composition and price. The goal is to establish local production of the demanded product as part of the activation of import substitution and provide Russian enterprises with the necessary high-quality material. The company plans to manufacture and supply steel wire rod, a semi-finished product used for the manufacture of welding wire, for this production. The cost of production is estimated at 800 million rubles. Artem Lukin, Founder and CEO of TECHNORED, Andrey Laptev, Director of Business Development and Corporate Venture Projects of Severstal, and Valery Zolotukhin, Founder of Impact Investment Company, joined the Supervisory Board of the company.
| | It is especially important to engage in import substitution projects based on domestic raw materials, and the decision of the partner to create the production of welding wire is a vivid example of the proactive and initiative of private business in this direction. The products will be widely in demand on the Russian market, as well as meet Severstal's needs in it, commented on Andrey Laptev, Director of Business Development and Corporate Venture Projects at Severstal.
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Agreement with the Financial University to train industrial robotics specialists
and TECHNORED Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation the Russian robotic entered into a cooperation agreement, which the latter reported on April 18, 2022. More. here
2021
Attracting 80 million rubles
The Russian developer of robotics Technored on November 25, 2021 announced to TAdviser that it had attracted 80 million rubles, according to an estimate of 530 million during the seed round. Three private investors invested in it, the total share of which was 15%.
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The company specializes in affordable automation of any production process, from welding robots to loader robots. It produces robotic cells and accessories, creates solutions, introduces industrial robots.
| | The guys make more than 5 projects a month, while the rest of the companies in their segment sell only 10 a year. There are orders from Sberbank Gazprombank,,,. Norilsk Nickel X5 Retail Group At the same time, 70% of customers -. small business The mission of the developers is to make robotization available and introduce their robots for every fourth Russian enterprise until 2025. The team's eyes are really burning, we believed and invested in them back in 2019, said Impact Capital founder Valery Zolotukhin.
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The project team plans to spend the raised money on the development of production to increase the volume of supplies. The priority is to expand the assortment: the company is developing more affordable robots that can be purchased at a price more than twice as low as the current one. In addition, in the near future, the strengthening of the development department and business development in the regions.
In 2019, the project revenue amounted to 25 million rubles, in 2020 - 107 million, for 7 months of 2021 - 140 million rubles and the signing of contracts for another 200 million rubles. The company's goal is to make revenue of 1 billion rubles by 2023.
TAdviser interview with founder Artem Lukin
Artem Lukin, founder and CEO of TECHNORED, answered TAdviser's questions about the industrial robotics market in Russia, about the modern challenges facing the owners of production enterprises, about the company's business. Read more here.
2019
Impact Capital acquires 10% stake in Technored
On November 29, 2019, Impact Capital, a shareholder investment company, acquired 10% of Technored with the option to increase its stake to 20% during the year. The amount of the transaction was not disclosed. On December 4, 2019, TAdviser was informed about this by Impact Capital.
Technored is a developer and supplier of various automation solutions, as well as the preferred distributor of the world manufacturer of collaborative robots (cobots) of the Danish company - Universal Robots.
Universal Robots cobots open up opportunities to automate any small-scale and serial processes and are able to replace or supplement people in 80% of cases.
Universal Robots cobots are programmed with a series of "training" movements of the cobot manipulator itself, with the command fixed at one point or another, or a combination of pressing control icons on the control panel.
This method is provided with special technology and allows you to form an action robot program in a matter of minutes even without special knowledge.
According to the manufacturer, UR collaborative robots can be trained and controlled even by a child.
For December 2019, it is the most convenient, versatile and affordable automation system used in a wide range of areas, from making coffee and burgers to conducting medical operations and industrial production of products.
Plan to achieve annual turnover of more than 1 billion rubles
As of December 2019, Technored plans to automate at least 500 small and medium-sized businesses in Russia, reaching an annual turnover of more than 1 billion rubles.
2018: Founding of the company
The company Technored founded in 2018.
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