Rosatom Expects Revenue of $43.2 Billion in 2026

Rosatom expects its revenue to reach $43.2 billion in 2026, driven primarily by new products, international operations, and expansion in nuclear energy, technology, and logistics. The company plans to continue scaling up in the coming years, targeting consolidated revenue of approximately $50.8 billion by 2028, with businesses related to new technologies expected to grow by about 50%. To support this growth target, Rosatom will maintain an investment program exceeding $11.4 billion, focusing on projects that yield the best financial returns.

Rosatom is actively implementing cost control and efficiency improvement measures, aiming to increase productivity by 12% annually and achieve a 10% wage increase. The company has also set a target of improving business profitability by 20% each year, coordinating this process through the establishment of an efficiency committee and a three-year expenditure optimization plan. In the nuclear energy sector, Rosatom is constructing 18 units across Russia, which account for approximately half of the new capacity planned in the country's power system expansion program.

In addition to nuclear power plant construction, Rosatom is also extending the service life of existing nuclear plants and preparing for future development. The company expects its operating nuclear plants to exceed the national target of 214 billion kWh of electricity generation in 2026. Meanwhile, Rosatom is actively expanding the Northern Sea Route, enhancing logistics capabilities by increasing cargo volumes and opening new international routes. Cargo traffic on the route has already reached 18.8 million tons, with annual volumes expected to surpass 40 million tons.

Rosatom's strategic focus is on balancing investment, technological innovation, nuclear expansion, and logistics development to sustain its key growth projects amid increasingly challenging economic and financial constraints. By canceling or deferring certain plans, the company aims to increase the revenue and profit generated per dollar of investment. This comprehensive approach enables Rosatom to achieve sustainable growth in a challenging environment and solidify its position as a leading Russian industrial company.