For 2021, AGRISOVGAZ sets goals for further development, expanding into new areas, and successfully competing in domestic and international markets. To achieve these goals, the company plans to modernize its production facilities, which will significantly increase production volumes.
The holding's management has already implemented a number of measures aimed at improving the production base and increasing the efficiency of the work process.
M.M. Yakibchuk , CEO of AGRISOVGAZ Group: "Our companies are united in a cluster that allows us to solve virtually any technical and production challenges. We approached the company's 30th anniversary with a strong, professional team and a production facility that can meet customer requests at a high level and within the shortest possible timeframe. The modernization program being launched at AGRISOVGAZ will allow the company to further expand its presence in foreign markets for finished products for the energy, oil and gas, industrial, civil, and road construction sectors. We are able to offer the market a wide range of high-quality industrial metal structures at competitive prices, delivered promptly."
The latest sheet metal laser cutting machines (including tube laser cutting machines), as well as angle and channel processing machines, have already been purchased. Another hot-dip galvanizing bath is scheduled to be installed within the next five years.
A development program is underway for the production of road infrastructure products, and a line for the production of barrier fencing is being installed. The production of scaffolding and formwork for industrial and civil construction, which was suspended in 2014, is being resumed. Work is underway to produce metal structures (photovoltaic cell supports, wind turbine structures) for the alternative energy sector.
ARISOVGAZ supports, designed for high-voltage lines with a voltage of 6–20 kV, have successfully passed tests and demonstrated full compliance with all standards and requirements applicable to this type of product.
In the near future, the company plans to increase exports to neighboring countries. This primarily concerns greenhouse production, as countries located in the former Soviet Union are just beginning programs to provide residents with fresh fruits and vegetables year-round, which have been in operation in Russia since 2015.
