The Governor of the Kaluga Region visited the AGRISOVGAZ plant on a working visit.

On August 28, Kaluga Region Governor Vladislav Shapsha paid a working visit to the AGRISOVGAZ plant. Instead of a standard tour, it was a truly immersive experience.

The regional governor was shown not only current successes but also ambitious projects already underway. He and the company's management toured key growth areas: from a new high-tech press, impressive in its power and automation, to an experimental greenhouse, where the effectiveness of its own products is being proven in practice.

Expanded production capabilities

The governor was presented with a new Anno Metal (Turkey) press with a 1,700-ton capacity. This modern addition to the existing equipment fleet features increased operating speed and a wider range of processing parameters. The press is highly automated, requiring fewer personnel to operate, while simultaneously producing a wide range of aluminum profiles of varying complexity and dimensions. This equipment allows the plant to expand its product range and increase production flexibility.

Modern paint shop: new standards of productivity

The regional governor was shown a new paint shop, boasting high productivity and state-of-the-art equipment. This is not just a section, but a completely renovated line, where every stage—from surface preparation to coating application—is organized using modern technologies. The shop ensures consistently high product quality, ensuring not only an excellent appearance but also durability and resistance to external influences.

Plans on paper become reality: the plant's capacity increases
The governor was shown the sites where active work will soon begin: a packaging workshop, an aluminum structure processing facility, and modern warehouse space. This is not just an expansion, but a strategic step toward creating a full-fledged production cluster. The new capacity will optimize logistics, reduce costs, and offer customers even more comprehensive solutions.

A Tasty Experiment: Strawberries as Proof of Quality
The regional governor was particularly impressed by the high-tech greenhouse at AGRISOVGAZ, where the company grows strawberries year-round. This isn't science fiction—it's reality, created by the company using its patented microclimate cell. Our development is artificial intelligence for plants. It doesn't just maintain temperature—it precisely controls every parameter: humidity, light, CO₂, and even air movement.

Vladislav Shapsha personally assessed the results—the berries were not only beautiful, but also incredibly tasty and aromatic.

People are the top priority: a frank conversation about what matters most
The governor's visit wasn't limited to a tour of the workshops and new technologies. Its central feature was a direct and open meeting with the plant's staff. The conversation was truly insightful and confidential.

The governor spoke openly with plant employees about personnel, healthcare, and roads, instructed them to address personal issues, and noted that he sees positive changes in the region.

At the end of the dialogue, the governor noted that he had heard a valuable assessment from the factory workers: residents are seeing positive changes in the region. This, Shapsha emphasized, is the main goal of all government work—to ensure that people experience real improvements in their well-being and quality of life.