OAO Sukhoi Company

Open Joint Stock Company Sukhoi Company, formerly the main flight department of AVPK Sukhoi, is a well-known Russian company engaged in production, development, flight crew training, marketing, warranty service, including the supply of equipment and spare parts for military and civil aircraft of the Be "And" Su ". Full name - Open Joint Stock Company "Aviation Company Sukhoi" (formerly plant number 51). The association bears the name of the pioneer of Soviet supersonic and jet aviation, aircraft designer Sukhoi Pavel Osipovich.

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 The management and owners

89,6 percent of the company's shares are owned by the United Aircraft Corporation, an open joint stock company. 10,4 percent - to the Federal Property Management Agency.

Since June 30, 2011 the general director of the concern is Igor Ozar.

Concern Dry

The main concern now is the Joint Stock Company "Sukhoi Company", which include:

• 50 percent + 23 shares of the open joint-stock company OKB Sukhoi;
• 75,23 percent of the open joint stock company "KnAAPO named after Y. Gagarin." located in the city of Komsomolsk-on-Amur;
• 78,32 percent of the open joint stock company NAPO named after Chkalov, located in the city of Novosibirsk;
• 71,99 percent of Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Closed Joint Stock Company
• 9,97 percent of the Irkut Corporation Open Joint Stock Company located in the city of Irkutsk;
• 30,39 percent of the open joint stock company TANTK imeni. Beriev G. M ", located in the city of Taganrog.

Activities of the group

The Concern is the largest Russian aviation holding. The concern includes serial aircraft manufacturing plants and design bureaus, which ensures the passage of the full cycle of aircraft construction work - from development to manufacturing and warranty service of aviation products. The main goals of the company are to increase the percentage of its products on the external and internal markets of civil and military aviation due to promising developments and diversification of its own products, to provide the Air Force of the Russian Federation with modern aviation technology.

The concern's products, Su-class military aircraft, form the basis of the front-line aviation of Russia and the strategic aviation of many other countries of the world. A couple of aerobatics such as "Hook", "Pugacheva's Cobra", "Kulbit" were first performed on Su-type aircraft.

The concern ranks third in the world in terms of growth in the production of modern fighters (as of 2006). The company is currently conducting promising programs in relation to both civil and military aircraft. In the field of civil aircraft construction, a program is underway to build a whole class of Russian regional aircraft Sukhoi Superjet 100.

The Su-type equipment was adopted in thirty countries of the world. Military aircraft of the "Su" brand were supplied to India, Azerbaijan, Iraq, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, China, Syria, North Korea, Vietnam, Germany, Yemen, Algeria, Libya, Afghanistan, Egypt, Peru, Iran, Ethiopia, Angola. In total, more than 2 thousand Su military aircraft were delivered to foreign countries under export contracts. Today, the largest regional markets for Sukhoi military aircraft are India, China, and the countries of Southeast Asia.

In the middle of the year 2008 major promising projects of the company are:

• production of the Su-35BM (fourth-generation fighter);
• production of the Su-34 (Sukhoi);
• manufacture of PAK FA (fifth generation fighter);
• manufacturing of Sukhoi Superjet 100 (short-haul civil aircraft).

The sanctions of the State Department of the United States of America

In August 2006, the United States Department of State imposed sanctions on the Russian state-owned companies Sukhoi and Rosoboronexport. They were accused of violating the 2000 Nonproliferation Law against Iran, which prohibits cooperation with Iran in the sale of weapons of mass destruction to them. These sanctions prohibit US government agencies from selling or buying any goods, providing or using the services of these companies. Rosoboronexport at the end of July 2006 signed a contract for the improvement of thirty Su-24 (front-line bombers) of the Iranian Air Force, which, in theory, are capable of carrying strategic atomic weapons. The Sukhoi company intends to continue to fulfill the terms of the contract despite the sanctions from the United States government.

Numerical enterprise performance

The total number of employees is over 31 thousand people. In 2008, the company's revenue amounted to 38,77 billion rubles. Compared to 2007 data - 33,574 billion rubles, this means 5,5 percent growth in the company's revenue. In 2008, the net loss amounted to 1,585 billion rubles, and in 2007, the net profit amounted to 3,125 billion rubles.

Company "Sukhoi" in the period of 2008 2013 year occupies a leading place in the world in the number of aircraft ordered and export of modern fighters (280 copies). The company in this period, in monetary terms, took third place with a figure of 12,73 billion., Second only to "Lockheed Martin» (15,65 billion dollars) and the corporation "Boeing» (13,3 billion).

Sukhoi takes 15,2 percent in monetary terms and 19,9 percent of the world's exports of multifunctional modern fighters from 2012 to 2015. In 2012-2015, it is planned to export 109 just off the assembly line Su fighters for a total of $ 5,45 billion. Sukhoi ranked third in monetary terms, behind Lockheed Martin ($ 9,13 billion) and Eurofighter ($ 15,91 billion).

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