Belarusian Amkodor discusses cooperation prospects with Russia’s Orel Oblast
MINSK,
3 April (BelTA) – Representatives of the Belarusian mechanical
engineering company Amkodor have discussed cooperation prospects with
Russia’s Orel Oblast, BelTA learned from the press service of the
enterprise.
As
part of a working trip to Belarus, the delegation of Russia’s Orel
Oblast led by Governor Andrei Klychkov visited Belarus’ Amkodor
Company.
The
Russian representatives were given a tour of Amkodor’s permanent
exhibition to get familiar with the machinery lineup. The
negotiations focused on the prospects of mutually beneficial
cooperation between the Belarusian company and Russia’s Orel
Oblast.
Established
in 1927, Amkodor consists of 30 legal entities, 22 plants that
produce more than 6,500 names of products, including 135 models and
modifications of special-purpose vehicles and agricultural machines.
All Amkodor enterprises are integrated into a single technological
chain. Each member specializes in manufacturing specific machines,
units and assemblies for all enterprises of the company. Amkodor
constantly develops new models of machines and vehicles and improves
existing ones.
