Rosatom Says It Met State Defense Order, Plans Record Northern Sea Route Cargo
Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom fulfilled its state defense order and is expanding its foreign business portfolio, while aiming for a record 40 million tons of cargo along the Northern Sea Route, according to CEO Alexander Likhachev, TASS reported.
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Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom has fulfilled its state defense order and is expanding its foreign business portfolio, according to remarks by Chief Executive Alexander Likhachev reported by TASS.
Likhachev said Rosatom also plans to set another record for cargo transportation along the Northern Sea Route, aiming to reach 40 million tons, TASS reported.
The report did not specify the value or scope of the state defense order fulfilled by Rosatom, nor did it detail which countries or projects make up the expanding foreign portfolio referenced by Likhachev.
Rosatom is Russia's state-owned nuclear energy corporation, with operations spanning nuclear power plant construction, fuel production and Arctic shipping infrastructure, including a fleet of nuclear-powered icebreakers that support navigation along the Northern Sea Route.
TASS's report did not include independent figures verifying the cargo transportation totals or additional comment from Rosatom beyond Likhachev's remarks.
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