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TOMSK, Oct 25 – RIA Tomsk. The Tomsk plant Manotom plans in 2020 to deliver its measuring instruments to Iran for nuclear plants under construction in the amount of 1.5 million dollars; the enterprise plans to export its products to Mongolia and Germany, the general director of the plant Alexander Getz told reporters on Friday.
As follows from the materials of the company, OAO Manotom (Manotom OJSC) in 2019 became a participant of the national projects “Labor productivity and employment support” and “International cooperation and export”. Within the framework of the national projects, the enterprise receives methodological and organizational support of the federal structures “Federal Center of Competencies” and “Russian Export Center”.
"We have reached an agreement on the supply of our measuring instruments to Iran. There are plans to build three nuclear power plants. In 2020, we will supply measuring instruments of a special "atomic" design - these are devices of various modifications. Deliveries are planned for the amount of 1.5 million dollars", - Getz said.
According to him, Manotom passed certification by Iranian nuclear scientists. The contract was concluded through the state company Russian Export Center. In addition to cooperation with Iran, in the near future the plant plans to begin supplying its products to Mongolia, as well as to Germany.
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“Our Ukrainian dealers brought us to this contract (with customers from Germany). We currently produce complete analogues of imported equipment, and the level and quality are not inferior to imported models. Therefore, we fully pretend to cooperate with German enterprises, but we want to supply not manometers, but ready-made measuring systems", - Getz emphasized.
It was previously reported that since the beginning of 2019, the Manotom plant has been implementing a project for the comprehensive modernization of production. This year, the company invested 130 million rubles in updating production lines, and in 2020 plans to invest another 370 million. One of the consequences of the modernization program will be an increase in labor productivity by 70%.