Russian State Corporation Rostec is ready to provide Indonesia with a wide range of civilian products, from medical equipment to all-terrain vehicles, and technical solutions which will help the island country deal with the aftermath of natural disasters.
Rostec’s enterprises manufacture a wide range of civilian products which can be used for coping with the aftermath of natural disasters. These products include medicines and special fridges for storing them, high-tech medical equipment, including devices for diagnostics and therapy, drones for monitoring, all-terrain vehicles and aircraft.
“Taking into account Indonesia’s increased necessity in a number of our civilian products and solutions, Rostec is ready to organize their delivery to the region as soon as possible. We are also ready to discuss various formats of cooperation which could be convenient for our partners, including payments in national currency,” said Viktor Kladov, Director for International Cooperation and Regional Policy Department of Rostec.
Besides, Rostec is ready to offer “smart city” solutions (software and equipment) which provide for the use of video analytics to quickly identify and deal with various incidents which pose danger to the public. In addition, these solutions are able to identify and forecast the emergence of threats of natural, man-made, biosocial, as well as ecological character.
Currently, Rostec cooperates with Indonesia in several promising areas, including medicine. In July Rostec sent neonatal incubators, irradiators and heating units produced by Shvabe (part of Rostec) to Indonesia. The equipment will be used at medical institutions to provide care for fragile babies.
Rostec is a Russian State Corporation established in 2007 with the purpose of facilitating the development, manufacture and export of high-tech industrial products for both civil and military purposes. It incorporates over 700 entities that currently form 11 holdings operating in the military-industrial complex and 4 holdings active in civilian industries, as well as over 80 directly supervised organizations. Rostec’s portfolio includes such well-known brands as AVTOVAZ, KAMAZ, Kalashnikov Concern, Russian Helicopters, VSMPO-AVISMA, Uralvagonzavod, and others. Rostec companies are located in 60 regions of the Russian Federation and supply products to the markets of over 100 countries. In 2017, Rostec’s consolidated revenue reached RUR 1.589 trillion, its consolidated net profit was RUR 121 billion, and EBITDA was RUR 305 billion. According to Rostec’s Development Strategy, the mission of the Corporation is to ensure Russia’s technological advantage on highly competitive international markets. One of Rostec’s key goals is to implement a new technological way of living and to promote the digitalization of Russia’s economy.
