Sevmash, Zvezdochka, and Arktika Account for Over 30% of Arkhangelsk Region's Production - Tsybulsky

Alikhanov visited shipyards in Severodvinsk and held a meeting on industry development

More than 30% of the Arkhangelsk region's production comes from Severodvinsk enterprises that fulfill state defense orders. This was stated by regional governor Alexander Tsybulsky at a meeting with the head of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade, Anton Alikhanov, and the leadership of shipbuilding enterprises.

Sevmash, Zvezdochka, Arktika, and related enterprises account for over 30% of the industrial production of the Arkhangelsk region, and about 12% of the average headcount of employees in organizations.
Alexander Tsybulsky, Head of Arkhangelsk Region

These plants also contribute almost 10% of the tax revenues to the region's consolidated budget, the head of the region added.

According to him, shipbuilding is a key industry for Severodvinsk's economy. Ships of strategic importance for Russia are built here.

The meeting participants discussed issues of long-term plant workload, retaining qualified personnel, and increasing employee wages.

Alikhanov stated that the development of Severodvinsk enterprises within the framework of the state program for the defense-industrial complex is no less important.

Currently, a new version of it for a ten-year period is being prepared on the instructions of the President.
Anton Alikhanov, Head of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade

The northern shipyards are very significant for the country's defense capability, the minister concluded.

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