USC briefs Mishustin Ships and digital production

Oct 8

Anna Kurbatova reports Mikhail Mishustin's meeting with USC chief Andrey Puchkov about shipbuilding results, nuclear icebreakers, passenger catamarans and domestic digital production. The report describes Project 22220 vessels under construction or in service, Chukotka's checks before sea trials, and Alexander Lebedev's explanation of adjustable draft and reactor power. Puchkov says 2025 brought record deliveries of nearly fifty vessels and discusses a completed northwestern catamaran project and a further Azov–Black Sea design under implementation. The report recalls Navy and fishing-vessel deliveries and a 2022 loss, while reporting renewed profitability. The anchor calls 525 billion rubles a profit; Puchkov's own statement calls it 2025 revenue, up fourteen percent. Both source formulations are preserved. Puchkov describes 3D modeling and a unified information environment for design and production engineering; Mishustin urges domestic digital solutions and flexible management to expand output and shorten design times. Future navigation and vessel plans remain prospective.

Mishustin meets USC chief Andrey Puchkov to review shipbuilding, icebreakers, passenger vessels and production technology. Puchkov reports nearly fifty 2025 deliveries, catamaran development, revenue of 525 billion rubles up fourteen percent and renewed profitability. Vremya's anchor labels the same 525-billion figure profit, a differing source formulation. The report describes Project 22220 icebreakers, naval and fishing-vessel deliveries and planned production improvements. No future ship or year-round route is treated as completed.