Leading ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy companies, suppliers of modern equipment, technologies, and innovative solutions for the industry, and consumers of metal products from construction, machine building, the fuel and energy complex, and transport, logistics, and metal trading companies visited Moscow’s business center.
“The current situation pushes Russian companies to develop their own production and introduce new technologies for import substitution. New needs are opening inside the country that must be met, which means many business segments get an extra incentive to develop more intensively. It is necessary to create new suppliers of consumables and components independently and to rebuild disrupted technological and logistics chains in Russia,” said A. Efimov, director general of the Metal-Expo International Industrial Exhibition. “I think by autumn we will see a big surge of interest in the Russian market from Turkish and Asian companies, primarily Chinese, interested in developing mutually beneficial cooperation in various areas.”
More about the event results can be read on the exhibition website: https://www.metal-expo.ru/ru/news
Russian metallurgists have signed a cooperation agreement on new alloys for industry, reports the newspaper Vzglyad.
Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK) and FSUE TsNIIchermet named after Bardin announced the release of new alloys needed by various industries for import substitution; this became possible after signing a cooperation agreement between the organizations.
The agreement was signed on 9 November at the Metal-Expo International Industrial Exhibition; State Secretary – Deputy Head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade Viktor Evtukhov took part.
