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High Technologies and Solutions for ASEAN and South-East Asia SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP CONTENTS Special analytical export project of the United Industrial Edition №11 (29) November, 2018 ROSOBORONEXPORT DIFFERENT MISSIONS BEST WEAPONS RUSSIA AT AAD-2018 Exclusive state UAC shows a wide Russian holding creates Best deals intermediary agency range of its products innovative arms for Southern Africa .12 .20 .26 .34 High technologies and solutions for ASEAN and South-East Asia SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP CONTENTS NEWS SHORTLY 2 Engine Components EDITORIAL for MC-21 #11 (28) November, 2018 2 Aeroflot and UAC sign ‘International Aviation & Military Guide’ agreement for 100 Thematic edition of the magazine Superjet 100 aicraft ‘Russian Aviation & Military Guide’ 2 Cooperation with Special analytical export project of the Southern Africa United Industrial Edition 2 Russian LADA in global Registered in the Federal Service for market Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media (Roscomnadzor) 4 Replacement for 09.12.2015 PI № FS77-63977 Makarov Pistol 4 Helicopter Engine Maintenance in Asia 4 Components for the India Space Centre 4 Zenit & Leica 6 New High-Precision Artillery Projectile The best offers for ASEAN The magazine ‘Russian Aviation & Military 6 Ammunition for Drone Guide‘, published by the United industrial It has become already obvious and undeniable edition, is a winner of National prize Manufacturers ‘Golden Idea 2016‘ FSMTC of Russia that security is becoming increasingly important 6 Test complex for PD-35 among the various values of civilization. Today, for General director 8 Contract with India any state, the ability to reliably and securely pro- Editor-in-chief for S-400 tect the territory, residents and values is a priority. Valeriy STOLNIKOV 10 For armed forces Political situation in the world (conflicts, sanc- and special units tions, threats of war and other) makes nations Chief editor‘s deputy once again reconsider their defense possibilities. Elena SOKOLOVA EXPORT REGULATIONS Threat of local conflicts to be evolved into global ones, failure of worldwide system of safety and 12 Russian Defense Commercial director non ending crisis – all of this leads to an unstable Innovations Oleg DEINEKO and dangerous situation. One can predict raise of defense means mar- Managers BEST TECHNOLOGIES ket in times like this. But together with developing Tatiana VALEEVA 16 From 1950s to Future of defense technologies in order to safety, rivalry Natalia MOZHAEVA Cooperation among sellers of weapons and defense systems in- Andrey PARAMONOV creases in order to achieve such goals as increas- AVIATION EXPORT ing profits and market share. INDO DEFENCE Designed by 2018 EXPO & FORUM presents in Indonesia the Svetlana SELIVERSTOVA 20 Russian aircraft best Russian weapons and innovations for global for ASEAN security, which are the undisputed world leaders There are materials from the information on price and quality in their segments. agencies and from the press services of the federal authorities of the Russian MAIN PHOTO These exhibition and conference will show that Federation used in the project. 24 KORNET-EM it is not serious about how many weapons you have, but quality and possibilities of every single Edition is 3 thousand copies one of them is fact what leads to victory on the DEFENCE INNOVATIONS battlefield. Other significant factor is technological Editorial office: 26 High-Precision weapons independence from seller – modern technologies Malaya Gruzinskaya St., 39 32 Increasing of make it possible to shut down any device from any Moscow, 123557 effectiveness of AD place of the globe if you have appropriate access. Tel.: +7-495-505-76-92, 778-14-47, 729-39-77 grouping operation With hi-tech products, solid aftersales service and proven reliability, Russia is honest and friendly Media postal address: partner for all countries, ready for mutual work. Moscow, Russia, 123104, mailbox 29 GLOBAL MARKET Taking part in INDO DEFENCE Russia contin- 34 Military Show ues the policy of open partnership with the ASE- [email protected] in Pretoria AN-countries and with Asia and the Pacific region, [email protected] 40 International of course… Russia has a wide product line that www.promweekly.ru Cooperation meets all the needs of defense on this continent The materials marked with published on a commercial basis and ready propose the best technology and the 48 Guides calendar best price offers. © ‘United Industrial Edition‘, 2018 2018-2019 Valeriy Stolnikov NEWS SHORTLY COOPERATION WITH Engine Components for MC-21 SOUTHERN AFRICA United Engine Corporation (UEC) and the All-Russian Institute of Light Alloys (VILS), both forming part Rosoboronexport took part in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Day of Rostec, will prolong the life of the PD-14 engine by using a new heat-resistant granulated alloy. celebrations. ‘Rosoboronexport regards the The new alloy has been used for mak- Southern African Development Community as a promising partner. It is one of the larg- ing high pressure compressor discs est and most influential subregional organi- and a turbine for the PD-14 engine zations whose activities are aimed at com- created for the first Russian short prehensively promoting the development and medium-haul MC-21 aircraft. of its member countries. The Community’s According to current estimates, its im- goals and objectives largely comply with plementation, along with other in- our strategy on the African continent. We novative technical solutions, will in- are working closely with member countries crease the life of these components of the Community in strengthening infra- structural and state security, combating ter- of domestic engines for civil aviation rorism and organized crime, preparing and from 5 to 30 thousand flight cycles. equipping peacekeeping missions under the ‘PD-14 is the result of the broad 21 with PD-14 is scheduled for the additional research in the interests auspices of the Community. We are pleased cooperation work of our enterpris- second quarter of 2019. Deliveries of of UEC, which will allow more ex- to have such a strong and reliable partner es. The innovative solutions applied PD-14 for MC-21 will begin in 2021‘, tensive use of this technology for en- in Africa,‘ said Rosoboronexport’s Director in it, including new alloys, allowed said Anatoliy Serdyukov, Industrial gines of civil aircraft. The research General Alexander Mikheev. to create a truly modern, powerful Director of Rostec‘s Aviation Cluster. includes development of new alloys Today, Rosoboronexport notes an upward trend in the arms market in the sub-Saharan and highly resourced aviation engine. In 2019 the All-Russian Institute and products for a new generation of African countries, which is due to a number of The first flight of the prototype MC- of Light Alloys (VILS) will conduct PD-35 engines based on these alloys. objective factors. Among them are the fight against the spread of international terrorism and Islamic radicalism, the continuing threat of maritime piracy. In addition, different units from countries in the region are actively in- Aeroflot and UAC sign agreement volved in peacekeeping operations. for 100 Superjet 100 aicraft The Company uses a comprehensive ap- proach to cooperation with the countries of Aeroflot and the United Aircraft Corporation have signed an agreement for delivery to Aeroflot, the region, offering its partners the delivery the national carrier, of 100 Superjet 100 (SSJ100) aircraft. The document was signed by Aeroflot of final products, as well as the necessary CEO Vitaly Saveliev and UAC President Yury Slyusar during the Eastern Economic Forum in the logistics support throughout their life cycle, training and the establishment of facilities presence of President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. for the repair and maintenance of products. Under the agreement UAC will deliver 100 SSJ100 aircraft to Aeroflot between RUSSIAN LADA IN GLOBAL 2019 and 2026. The aircraft will be con- MARKET figured with 12 seats in business class and 75 seats in economy class. The final LADA continues to strengthen its positions contract documents will be signed af- on foreign markets. It was sold 27398 cars and SKDs in 9 months of 2018 that is by ter the parties agree on material terms 65% more vs the same period of last year. of the transaction and obtain necessary Along with that it was opened 2 new di- corporate approvals. rections and 9 dealerships. Since the ear- Vitaly Saveliev, CEO of PJSC ly year LADA cars started to be sold in two Aeroflot, said: Yury Slyusar, President of PJSC Aeroflot currently operates new countries – Tunisia (Tunisia) and Chile ‘We have signed the largest air- UAC, said: 49 SSJ100 aircraft and is expect- (Santiago, Punta Arenas). LADA occupies the craft delivery agreement in Aeroflot‘s ‘We have worked with Aeroflot ing the delivery of the 50th aircraft. second position in Belarus by sales results for 9 months of 2018. The brand’s dealership history, under which the Company for many years. As the first and Aeroflot‘s first commercial SSJ100 has been actively developed here: since the will receive 100 modern Russian- largest operator of SSJ100 aircraft, flight took place on 16 June 2011 be- early year 6 new dealerships were opened built SSJ100 aircraft. Including the ex- Aeroflot has significantly helped the tween Moscow and Saint Petersburg. in Minsk, Gomel, Mogilev, Pinsk, Vitebsk, pected delivery of 50 MC-21, by 2026 development of Russia‘s aircraft in- Today, SSJ100 aircraft operate on and Grodno, fully meeting the new stan- Aeroflot will operate 200 Russian- dustry. The signing of the new agree- routes to Belgorod, Nizhny Novgorod, dards of design and service. For 9 months of built aircraft. Aeroflot has historically ment marks the next stage of our co- Orenburg, Perm, Saratov, Sochi, 2018, 3 new LADA dealerships were opened been the largest operator of Russian operation and joint contribution to Syktyvkar, Tyumen, Chelyabinsk and in Uzbekistan – in Tashkent, Dzhizak and aircraft and has helped to improve all the development of the aircraft in- other cities.
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