Manufacturer catalog

ENIKS JSC

ENIKS JSC is a Russian unmanned-aircraft manufacturer in Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan, focused on small reconnaissance UAVs, aerial-target complexes, remote-surveillance systems, and related repair and support work. Public sanctions-reference records identify the company as the producer of the Eleron family, including the cataloged Eleron-3 and Eleron-10 systems, and connect the same corporate identity to air targets such as E95M and the Veyer product line.

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ENIKS sits in Russia's smaller-UAV industrial base rather than in the large prime-contractor tier. Its public footprint centers on compact electric reconnaissance aircraft, pneumatic-launch field systems, parachute recovery, and maneuvering air targets used for air-defense training and testing.

The company is relevant to the catalog because ENIKS-made Eleron UAVs appear as distinct Russian reconnaissance systems with their own specifications, imagery, and conflict-use records. The manufacturer profile also helps separate ENIKS products from other Russian unmanned systems that share similar roles but come from different design and production organizations.

Reconnaissance UAVsAerial target systemsRemote-surveillance systemsUnmanned aircraft repair and maintenance

Notable Systems

Eleron-3, Short-range reconnaissance UAV, Aircraft & UAVs

Eleron-3

Short-range reconnaissance UAV

A short-range reconnaissance UAV family associated with ENIKS and represented by an existing catalog record.

Sources: War & Sanctions ENIKS, OpenSanctions Joint Stock Company Eniks
Eleron-10, Short-range reconnaissance UAV system, Aircraft & UAVs

Eleron-10

Short-range reconnaissance UAV system

A larger Eleron reconnaissance UAV listed by War & Sanctions with ENIKS as a related company and documented public specifications.

Sources: War & Sanctions Eleron-10, OpenSanctions Joint Stock Company Eniks

Manufacturer History

  1. Joint-stock company registration recorded

    Consolidated sanctions-reference data lists ENIKS as a Russian joint-stock company registered on June 6, 2003, with tax identification number 1661009974 and website enics.aero.

    Sources: OpenSanctions Joint Stock Company Eniks

  2. E95M target and MI35 engine enter production context

    Realnoe Vremya reported that ENIKS's MI35 pulsejet for the E95M target completed state bench tests in 2012 and was accepted for Russian Ministry of Defence supply, supporting the company's air-target production role.

    Sources: Realnoe Vremya ENICS contracts

  3. Added to the U.S. Entity List

    The U.S. Commerce Department rule effective May 19, 2023 added Joint Stock Company ENICS among Russian entities identified as supporting Russia's military and defense sector.

    Sources: Federal Register Entity List ENICS

  4. War & Sanctions product listings updated

    Ukraine's War & Sanctions database listed ENIKS-linked UAV products including Eleron-3, Eleron-7, Eleron-10, E95M, and Veyer, with Eleron-10 and E95M pages carrying updated public characteristics.

    Sources: War & Sanctions ENIKS, War & Sanctions Eleron-10, War & Sanctions E95M

Website links
Official websiteWar & Sanctions company profileOpenSanctions entity profileU.S. Entity List rule

ENIKS is a sanctioned Russian defense-sector company, so open official product access is limited and may be unreliable. This profile therefore relies on government sanctions records, Ukraine's War & Sanctions database, and established defense/business reporting for corporate identity, product-family, and timeline claims.

Manufacturer Sources

  • War & Sanctions ENIKSPublisher: Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine | Note: Supports ENIKS JSC identity, Kazan address, Russian jurisdiction, unmanned-systems focus, and listed Eleron, Veyer, and aerial-target products. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • War & Sanctions Eleron-10Publisher: Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine | Note: Supports ENIKS association with Eleron-10 and public characteristics for the linked Eleron-10 catalog record. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • War & Sanctions E95MPublisher: Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine | Note: Supports ENIKS association with the E95M aerial target and declared target-system characteristics. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • OpenSanctions Joint Stock Company EniksPublisher: OpenSanctions | Note: Supports ENIKS aliases, joint-stock company identity, registration identifiers, website, Russian principal place of business, and sanctions-reference description of UAV and aerial-target work. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Federal Register Entity List ENICSPublisher: Federal Register | Note: Supports Joint Stock Company ENICS as an alias/identity on the U.S. Entity List and the May 2023 export-control timeline event. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Realnoe Vremya ENICS contractsPublisher: Realnoe Vremya | Note: Supports ENIKS production-contract context for E95M air targets, the 2012 MI35 state-test milestone, and increased Eleron-3SV delivery context. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Wikimedia Commons Eleron-10 imagePublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports reusable image provenance and CC BY-SA 4.0 license for the Eleron-10 display photograph used on this manufacturer profile. | Accessed: 2026-07-11

Produced weapons

Category

Aircraft & UAVs

Crewed aircraft, drones, and loitering munitions.

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Eleron-3, Short-range reconnaissance UAV, Aircraft & UAVs2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2011 Syrian Civil WarEleron-3Short-range reconnaissance UAVBuilt in: RussiaEleron-3 is a Russian short-range reconnaissance UAV family built by ENIKS for tactical optoelectronic surveillance and artillery-observation support. Public sources distinguish the baseline Eleron-3/T-23 from the Eleron-3SV/T-28 military configuration, a compact electric flying-wing system launched from a starting unit and recovered by parachute, with documented use in Russian-linked operations in Ukraine and Syria.