Speaking about the prospects of the machine-building plant "Energomashspetsstal", acting Yuriy Shportko, director of marketing and sales of the enterprise, noted that for 2021 the plant is loaded with work, the company's order book is full.
“In 2020, the plant received a number of serious orders. An important area for Energomashspetsstal in 2021 will be the production of large-sized castings for the ship's power system. Work will also continue on the production of blanks for the nuclear power plants under construction in India, Turkey and China. The prospects of supplying our products to Egypt for the El-Dabaa nuclear power plant are being considered. In addition, we plan to supply roll products to new markets in the USA, Canada, Mexico and China, ”said Y. Shportko.
In 2020, the volume of sales of finished products manufactured at Energomashspetsstal amounted to UAH 3.324 billion, which is 71% more than in the same period in 2019. The output of marketable products in 2020 increased by 37.6%. According to the plan, in 2021 it is planned to produce and sell products for at least 3,043 billion hryvnia.
A significant event in 2020 was the development by Energomashspetsstal's specialists of a new technology for the manufacture of shanks and discs of low-pressure rotors, which made it possible to successfully pass the qualifications of General Electric and start mass production of products. The finished products will be installed at the Akkuyu NPP under construction in Turkey.
PJSC "Energomashspetsstal" (Kramatorsk, Ukraine) is the largest Ukrainian manufacturer of special cast and forged products for individual and small-scale production for metallurgy, shipbuilding, energy (wind, steam, hydro, nuclear) and general engineering.
The company possesses the latest metallurgical, metal and machining equipment, and is capable of performing a full production cycle - from generating marketing and technical ideas to their implementation into finished products.
Products with the Energomashspetsstal brand are well known in more than 50 countries around the world.
