Two munitions factories are on the verge of bankruptcy due to the situation in the industry

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Two munitions factories are on the verge of bankruptcy due to the situation in the industry

Governor Mikhail Yurevich believes that enterprises for the production of ammunition must be closed or reprofiled. “We have four problem factories in the region, two of which produce ammunition: this is Signal and Plastmass. They are practically bankrupt, ”he said at a meeting in Yekaterinburg on the execution of the state defense order and the development of the defense-industrial complex under the chairmanship of First Deputy Defense Minister Alexander Sukhorukov.

According to the head of the Chelyabinsk region, ammunition factories found themselves in a difficult situation for objective reasons: “The military doctrines of Russia and other countries have changed. Previously, the war was positional and required a large number of ammunition. Now such enterprises need to be closed or reprofiled. They can be production sites. ”

He also noted that, in general, the situation at the regional defense industry enterprises is stable, the most stable situation is observed at plants that have long-term contracts for state defense orders. Among them, Yurevich called the Ural Automobile Plant, the enterprises of Rosatom State Corporation and the Federal Agency Roscosmos: “For these enterprises, there is an annual increase in the volume of orders, this year by 15 percent.” In addition, the head of the region stressed the need to solve the problem of using reserve mobilization capacity: “We need to reconsider our attitude to these resources, as they are idle and require high maintenance costs.”

Earlier, the head of the Association of Defense Enterprises of the Chelyabinsk Region, Vyacheslav Shestopalov, declared that there was a crisis situation at the munitions factories of the Chelyabinsk Region due to the lack of state defense order.
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  1. 0
    28 September 2011 11: 41
    "Two ammunition factories" -the article was written by a literate person?
  2. +2
    28 September 2011 12: 22
    Yurevich - businessman and governor in one bottle at the age of twenty-five - Misha Yurevich pushed a batch of margarine and earned his first million dollars. In the mid-90s, without much hassle and property scandals, through the connections of his friends, he managed to privatize a number of food industry enterprises , went with his brand "Makfa" to the federal level. " In 1995, an attempt was made on Yurevich. Presumably for the effective management of the company.

    It looks like pasta will be made instead of ammunition
    1. 0
      28 September 2011 18: 31
      Quote: Vadivak
      managed to privatize a number of food industry enterprises, came out with its brand “Makfa”

      It looks like the governor managed to grab a couple of factories, Now comes the era of ammunition, instead of pasta. Money does not smell!
  3. atheist
    0
    28 September 2011 15: 59
    even if they don’t close the pasta, but the fact that now we don’t need to buy a lot of ammunition is a fact, we still explode the old ones (as if we process it)
  4. Shqvarqi
    0
    28 September 2011 18: 43
    Mdja ...
    As for the old ammunition, they need to be recycled and put into business. In the sense of disassembling metal and chemical components. And then we are accustomed to blowing everything up.
    I paid attention to the article because the name is "correct". And to transfer these factories to the production of pasta, IMHO is not correct. (although I love pasta :)) Is it difficult for the region to re-equip factories for a reverse cycle ?! Who is the thread of those who work at these factories? To learn more about the state of affairs.
    Still, the staff will save and money will begin to earn. Because the disposal of old ammunition is also a profitable topic. (though not for our country recourse )
  5. -1
    28 September 2011 20: 29
    interesting is the discussion about how much ammunition was needed before and how much now, well, the 3rd world will begin and then we’ll calculate and remember about positioning
  6. 0
    28 September 2011 20: 42
    Yes, merchants poke their nose everywhere, they even know what kind of war will be and what and how many shells are needed.
    Old shells must be disposed of, but new ammunition must be released, we are already behind.
  7. atheist
    -1
    28 September 2011 21: 48
    lagging behind what? from explosions at the firing range, from the disposal of shells ?, it is necessary to release, but not in the volume that is now, but it will be like with AK-74 Kalash (full warehouses)
    what about the World War III with biological weapons against an assault rifle, and the suppression of infantry from far away is no longer new,
    1. -1
      28 September 2011 23: 37
      But we are lagging behind in the production of modern and safe for disposal ammunition, which should only explode when a standard fuse is triggered, and so long as there are no new ones, old shells should remain in production in case of war, otherwise you can be left behind.
  8. танк
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    29 March 2012 13: 28
    lshgshshgshshgshzsh