The delivered products include innovative diagnostic systems, mechanical ventilators, physical therapy devices and other medical equipment

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Last year, Rostec State Corporation delivered 102,000 pieces of medical equipment and about 92,000,000 consumables to medical facilities in Russia and abroad. The supplied products include innovative diagnostic systems, mechanical ventilators, physical therapy devices and other modern medical equipment needed for clinical applications. 

Thus, Shvabe supplied about 22,800 medical devices last year. Special focus was made on Russian perinatal centers and maternity hospitals that received more than 700 pieces of high-performance neonatal equipment. These are resuscitation systems, neonatal tables, intensive care incubators and mobile incubators designed for safe infant transportation. For example, the ITN-01 transport incubator maintains the best conditions for infants and provides safe transportation between hospital departments and medical facilities.

POZIS (Technodinamika), another Rostec’s company, delivered more than 36,000 refrigerators and freezers to medical facilities in 2025 and, thus, exceeded the result of the previous year by 23%. 

Products supplied by Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies (KRET) include more than 600 physical therapy devices, including the Amplipuls-5 low-frequency apparatus and AMTO ophthalmic magnetotherapy devices. Large amounts of physical therapy devices were also supplied by Rosel: more than 15,000 medical products have been supplied to medical facilities, including the GESKA portable LED devices with a magnetic head and the AMT-02 low-frequency magnetotherapy devices. 

“Rostec companies consistently ramp up the output of healthcare products. For this purpose Rostec has been implementing a Medical Device Development Program since 2024. Last year, the Program showed sustainable growth in the medical product segment. Our products are popular not only in Russia, but also in other countries, including Belarus, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. The total number of valid certificates of registration is about 200. We are currently facing a task not only to increase the output, but also to create next generation medical equipment, integrating new technologies and artificial intelligence,” said Sergey Chemezov, CEO of Rosteс State Corporation