Krasyliv Aggregate Plan

The Krasyliv Aggregate Plant is a state enterprise military-industrial complex, founded in 1968. Since 2011, the company has been a member of the state concern Ukroboronprom.

The company develops both military and civil products. In terms of the former one, Krasyliv Aggregate Plant has specialised in the development and production of military equipment for aircraft. More specifically, in the middle of 1970s, Krasyliv Aggregate Plant developed and released the E-25L and KMGU products, while in early 1980s released the BDZ-USK product (ejector rack), DZ-UM (lock) and the APU-470 (airborne rail launcher). 

In the period 2015-2016, the Krasyliv Aggregate Plant started the development of mechanical parts of the "Stugna-P" (anti-tank guided missile) and modernised its production facilities with 4 new machine tool stations. At the same period, the sub-machine-gun “Malyuk” (automatic rifle) production line was also completed and passed successfully the full range of state tests.

“In 2016, the enterprise worked steadily and reached planned technical and economic performance index. Defence products supply is carried out in full." - said Maksym Adamovych, the head of the plant. Among the key performance indicators, he also emphasised the fact that more than 30 million UAH were paid to the state, while the average wage amounted to 6,500 UAH. The company also fulfilled the state defence order of 2016 in full. 'Krasyliv Aggregate Plant' reported on receiving more than a quarter billion UAH net profit as a result of work in 2016, which is 1.3 times more than in the previous year.

Aside from military equipment, Krasyliv Aggregate Plant produces a variety of civil purpose products such as: boilers(gas, electrical, solid fuel); convector heaters; solar thermal systems for water heating; small size gas shield items; gas pressure stabilisers and other consumer goods.