Rosatom could boost revenue to at least 3 trln rubles in 2024

MOSCOW. Oct 15 (Interfax) - The enterprises of Rosatom state nuclear energy corporation could boost consolidated revenue to at least 3 trillion rubles this year, the company said in materials for a meeting between company CEO Alexei Likhachev with President Vladimir Putin.

The figure exceeded 2.6 trillion rubles in 2023.

"Revenue growth is provided primarily from new directions and foreign activities," the company said.

Likhachev at an export forum the previous day said that Rosatom hopes to receive revenue totaling $18 billion this year from foreign projects. Meantime, revenue exceeded $16 billion last year. According to the report on the development of the state corporation's business, this is an indicator of $16.2 billion, which is "more than half of the total annual revenue of the corporation."

"Moreover, over $12 billion was received in the markets of friendly countries," according to the document.