Rosatom plans to sign new contracts in 2026, $200 bln book of orders works well for company - CEO

MOSCOW. March 19 (Interfax) - The Rosatom Russian State Nuclear Energy Corporation plans to sign a number of new contracts in 2026, its CEO Alexei Likhachev told reporters.

"Our book of orders is around $206 billion-$208 billion. This figure flows all the time," Likhachev said.

"We plan to sign a number of intergovernmental agreements and contracts this year. But the target volume of $200 billion works quite well for us as regards this planned, systemic forecast of our work," he said.

More than 70 countries are Rosatom's partners today, and relations are maintained with 120 countries, Likhachev said.

Rosatom's overseas revenue was $17.2 billion last year.