Kalashnikov Concern’s shipbuilding enterprises, Nobel Brothers Shipyard LLC and Rybinsk Shipyard LLC, are showcasing their most advanced civil shipbuilding projects at the 18th International Exhibition and Conference on Civil Shipbuilding, Shipping, Port Operations, and Ocean & Shelf Development NEVA 2025, held September 23–26 at Expoforum in St. Petersburg.
The shipyards are exhibiting scale models of their flagship projects, including the DAMEN 5712 crab fishing vessel (project CCa 5712LS), a dry cargo ship, a technical fleet vessel, and the ice-class tugboat project 3262. These vessels, both completed and under construction, reflect the innovative capacity and century-long legacy of Nobel Brothers Shipyard. Visitors can also view a video presentation showcasing the company’s production facilities and expertise.
Innovative Hovercraft from Rybinsk Shipyard
Complementing the display, Rybinsk Shipyard is presenting the Haska-10 hovercraft with flexible skegs, a unique vessel designed for versatile operations. Video footage of successful sea trials, completed last year, further demonstrates the performance and potential of this advanced platform in civilian applications.
Active Participation in Business Program
A Kalashnikov Concern delegation, led by Alexander Navolotsky, Director of the Shipbuilding Division, is actively involved in NEVA 2025’s extensive business agenda. The program includes participation in strategic sessions and conferences such as:
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“Dredging in Russia: Fleet and Infrastructure Strategies for a Successful Future”
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“Prospects for the Development of Passenger Water Transport and Cruise Shipping”
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“Renewal of the Fishing Fleet: State Support Measures and Regional Specifics”
“We are taking part in the most significant sessions of NEVA 2025, which are vital for identifying potential clients for our high-tech shipyards. Kalashnikov shipyards bring decades of proven expertise in delivering advanced civil shipbuilding projects,” said Navolotsky.
NEVA 2025 — A Global Maritime Industry Platform
Recognized as a premier international event, NEVA 2025 has attracted more than 30,000 participants from Russia and over 30 other countries. Around 700 exhibitors are presenting their cutting-edge technologies and solutions, spanning shipbuilding, shipping, and ocean exploration.
The four-day forum features 50 business events, including plenary sessions, conferences, strategic discussions, and round tables, creating a key platform for maritime professionals to exchange expertise, explore partnerships, and advance the civil shipbuilding industry.
