SoyuzMaschinen

SoyuzMaschinen is a multinational engineering and manufacturing company that designs, produces, and services industrial machinery and automation systems. Its products are used in metalworking, mining, energy, and general manufacturing. The company is headquartered in Moscow and maintains regional operations in Europe and Asia, supported by engineers, project managers, and service personnel focused on equipment performance and lifecycle support.

Originating as a joint venture in the early 2000s between Russian industrial groups and European equipment manufacturers, SoyuzMaschinen expanded through acquisitions and strategic investments in automation and service networks in the 2010s. By the late 2010s it adopted a holding structure with units for manufacturing equipment, automation systems, and after-sales services to enable cross-regional projects.

Core offerings include hydraulic presses, CNC machines, and turning or milling centers, along with modular automation cells and robotics systems. The company provides control software, data analytics, and remote condition monitoring as part of its digitalization effort. It emphasizes safety, energy efficiency, and quality management, pursuing ISO certifications and standardized maintenance programs for customers.

Markets and customers span metalworking, mining, oil and gas, automotive, and aerospace sectors. Sales are conducted through regional subsidiaries, offices, and authorized partners to support installation and service. The company adheres to global procurement practices, supplier qualification, and compliance with international trade and labor regulations.

Research and development focus on automation, machine intelligence, connectivity, and integration with legacy manufacturing systems. Partnerships with universities and industry groups support applied research. SoyuzMaschinen pursues sustainability programs targeting energy efficiency, waste reduction, and worker safety, with governance and environmental performance reported in line with international norms.