First Deputy Prime Minister highlights growing demand for Russian equipment despite sanctions
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Russian machinery and engineering exports increased by 28% in 2025, according to TASS citing remarks by First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov.
Russian competencies in engine manufacturing, heavy machinery, railway equipment, and agricultural machinery are seeing particularly strong demand. According to the official, these segments remain competitive in the global market.
Russian machinery exports grew by 28% in 2025, according to First Deputy Prime Minister Manturov. Russian engines, heavy equipment and agricultural machinery are in particularly high demand in CIS markets, Asia and the Middle East.
The growth in machinery exports shows that non-commodity sectors are surviving under sanctions and remain competitive — this affects industrial employment stability and government plans for economic diversification. If the trend continues, it could support foreign currency inflows and help avoid new restrictions on strategic sectors.

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