Russia's competitive industrial products export up 18% in 2025

Exports of Russian competitive industrial products increased by 18% over ten months of the last year and friendly countries account for 80% of supplies, Russia's First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov said at the meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

He stressed that bringing new competitive products to the market influences in particular Russia's exports of competitive products.

"Growth totaled 18% over ten months of the last year. It evidences our plants overcame the first stage of adaptation to new markets, assuming that we deliver 80% to date exactly to friendly countries. This indicator was approximately equal to 60% by 2022," Manturov said.

These are Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and, certainly, CIS and the Eurasian Economic Union.

According to Manturov, this trend will also significantly influence such indicators in the future.