Rosatom, Russia’s state-controlled nuclear energy corporation, has projected that revenue from its open business segments will reach nearly 3.4 trillion rubles ($43.6 billion) in 2026.
Director General Alexey Likhachev outlined the financial targets, setting a longer-term goal of 4 trillion rubles ($51.3 billion) by 2028.
Likhachev described the company’s 2026 investment program as one of the largest in the country, totaling more than $11.
The revenue outlook is underpinned by a substantial capital expenditure plan.
Likhachev described the company’s 2026 investment program as one of the largest in the country, totaling more than $11.5 billion.
This level of spending underscores the state’s commitment to expanding nuclear infrastructure and related industrial capabilities, even as the broader Russian economy navigates complex external pressures.
The announcement comes as Russia’s federal budget shows resilience in non-energy sectors.