Rosatom predicts revenue growth to 5.5 trillion rubles by 2030

Rosatom expects revenue growth by 2030 to 5.5 trillion rubles, more than half of which should be provided by the project of technological sovereignty, said the head of the state corporation Alexei Likhachev at a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

“This year we have all the indicators higher. According to the preliminary results of nine months – 200 billion more revenue in the open part, 700 million dollars – foreign revenue. Plus 100 billion – revenue on new products, he said.

According to Likhachev, new directions and projects of technological sovereignty push Rosatom to constantly build up its investment program. Now it is 1.7 trillion rubles. and is one of the largest in the country.

“In the current conditions, it is not easy to implement it, but we are doing everything to continue this work,” he said.

At the same time, Rosatom is building 46 nuclear power units in Russia and abroad. Likhachev called this indicator a record for the modern history of the country.

In terms of foreign activities, we add another 28 reactors under construction abroad to the 18 reactors under construction in Russia. That's the number 46. A record figure for construction in the entire new history of Russia, and in the Soviet Union, this figure would cause very great respect, Likhachev said.

Earlier, Putin praised the work of Rosatom and the success of the Russian nuclear industry, noting that the share of nuclear generation in the country's energy structure exceeded 20%. The President said that the set goal to increase this figure from 16 to 20% has been fulfilled, and stressed that Russia is building more nuclear power units abroad than any other country.