Tatarstan expressed interest in purchasing agricultural and forestry equipment AMKODOR

AMKODOR Holding in order to strengthen cooperation with the Republic of Tatarstan (Russia) on October 12 presented a line of manufactured equipment in Kazan. This sb.by reported in the press service of the company.

The press service informed:

On October 12, the delegation of AMKODOR Holding visited Kazan, where they held a number of working meetings with representatives of relevant ministries and companies of the Republic of Tatarstan. The delegation included the General Director of OJSC AMKODOR — the management company of the holding Alexander Efimov, Deputy Director of the marketing center for development Elena Shimanskaya, General Director of LLC Amkodor-Spamash Pavel Parkhomchik and Director of LLC Itam Kazan Alexander Shcherbich. The main topics of the talks were the expansion of cooperation, the supply of Belarusian equipment and financial instruments for its acquisition.

As part of the business program, negotiations were held with the General Director of TatAgroleasing JSC Rafael Fattakhov, a meeting was also held at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of the Republic of Tatarstan with the participation of Deputy Minister Marat Karimov.

“The heads of the AMKODOR holding introduced the Russian side to the product line, its technical capabilities and applications,” the press service said. — The special interest of the host party was caused by grain drying complexes, as well as trailer and attachment equipment. A separate topic of discussion was the financial instruments offered by the holding for the purchase of equipment.

The business program continued with a meeting with the Minister of Forestry of Tatarstan Ravil Kuzyurov. The parties considered the prospects for the development of cooperation and the supply of equipment for the needs of the forest industry of the region.

The company noted that the negotiations were held in a constructive manner and confirmed the interest of the Russian side in expanding interaction with the holding.

The history of AMKODOR machine-building holding dates back to 1927. The first special equipment - the KM-800 earthmoving machine - was produced at the future parent enterprise - the Udarnik plant - in 1951. In 1991, by transforming the Minsk Research and Production Association of Road Machinery on the basis of Udarnik, OJSC AMKODOR was created. Currently, the holding unites 30 enterprises, including 22 plants. The holding’s enterprises are located in the Republic of Belarus, the Russian Federation and other CIS countries. AMKODOR presented its solutions for urban and infrastructure projects in Kazan